This DVD/Blu-Ray contains my favorite movie rating info ever: "Rated PG-13 for intense depiction of very bad weather."

"Cow." "Another cow." "Actually, I think that was the same one."

I always hated how her Dad gets sucked out of the storm cellar while trying to hold the door closed, but then they were safe anyway even with the door completely missing... what an idiot.

The most astonishing thing about this movie is how that truck survives the whole thing

That Jack black joke was on point.

A character Jack Black would base his whole career off! Mind blown 🤯

"There's Rabbit. The one who's got 5 years left before Mapquest takes his job" lol

I loved the part where they were all sitting around the breakfast table talking about all the categories of tornado but when Dr. Girlfriend asks if there is a Cat 5 they all got silent and looked at each other in horror.

This movie taught me the joy of seeing cows in flight.

Did his fiancé so dirty. She wasn’t even a bad person.

Starring: The indestructible Dodge Ram Looks like someone got corporate sponsors

When I was a kid and I walked into the living room and asked my family what they were watching and I heard them say "Twister", and was like "cool!" and sat down and started watching it with them. About an hour, several murders, and an iffy bar scene later, I was like:"When's the tornado gonna show up?", And my mom was like "What?", And I was like :"What?". Turns out it was the movie called "Twisted".

"Take that funding!" - every administration's attitude towards science and research.

I still think the funniest part is that the "evil scientists" prowl around in a pack of diabolical.... Dodge Caravans.

3:49 Regardless of how you feel about the movie, can we all agree that the scene with the tornado tearing through Jack Nicholson’s face on the drive-in screen was awesome?

Am I the only one who feels like Honest Trailers are actually really good at assessing what a TV show/movie is about so you can decide whether or not to watch it? These videos blend humor with information about the content's quality, its public reception, any memorable controversies, and overall tone/intended audience seamlessly. Props to Screen Junkies for one of the most helpful, hilarious guides to modern movies and serial storytelling

"you're chasing it what did you think was gonna happen?" 😂

The SFX for this movie made in 96 is pretty good still today.

Ok how has that “suck zone” thing not become a meme yet? Lol

"Yeah! Take that, funding!" 🤣🤣🤣 Brilliant line!

I love the scene where they talk about levels of intensity a tornado can get, then someone mentions level 5 and they all look at that person like they pissed on a grave or something. Then were talking about levels 2, then 3, then 4, where did they expect this conversation was going?

Fun fact: This was the first movie ever released on DVD

Never noticed it was written by Michael Crichton, the dude that wrote the Jurassic Park books

In the words of Ron White, "It's not _that_ the wind is blowing, it's _what_ the wind is blowing."

"House Hunters: Oklahoma" I died. That is just classic.

This movie is the second greatest dodge commercial ever. Right next to Walker Texas ranger.

I loved this movie growing up. Twister, Volcano, and Dante's Peak all have such sweet spots in my heart. OG disaster movies hit different

"Dr. Daniel Fahrenheit" - did anybody else get the LOST joke?

Bill Paxton the Legend. The only actor who was killed by a Terminator a Xenomorph and a Predator

I miss silly disaster movies, but even more I miss seeing Bill Paxton in new acting roles.

Cary Elwes is one of my favorite actors. Loved him in Princess Bride and my favorite movie of all time Robin Hood: Men In Tights

i just wish they'd had more back story for the cow.

I'll always remember Twister: Ride It Out at Universal Orlando

Aww, I was hoping the alternate title would be "Sparknado."

“House hunters Oklahoma” Born in Oklahoma This totally cracked me up cuz it’s truue

I loved the whole “Aunt Meg being invaded for food” scene... Lemonade 🥩 🍳 🥔

I genuinely love 90’s disaster and action films. There is something just so fun about them, even if they are totally ridiculous

Cary Elwes really just decided to be a villian in EVERY film he ever did after being in The Princess Bride 😂😂😂

Oh no, no, no, no, no! "The greatest danger in a tornado are COWS!"

To this day Twister remains one of my all-time favorite movies. Idk what is about it that captivated me so much but nowdays it just feels so 90s in the best way possible. It just has its own atmosphere and the soundtrack is so spot on....

"The character that Jack Black based his entire career on". LOL that's a good one, so real!

We watched this film in primary school after learning about tornadoes. Remember having to go to the "video room" where the school's only tv was. Good stuff, had nightmares about tornadoes for years.

My mother loves this movie. She denies it’s her favorite, but there was literally a point in time when we had it on DVD, it was recorded on the tv, and she would still watch it whenever it came on, regardless of how far along it was or what she’d been previously watching.

Do “Vertical Limit”-another Bill Paxton action blockbuster that disregards the laws of physics.

"Listen. I'm gonna hang out here and get some air." Just how ironic was he tryin' to be with this line?

The only question ever that followed when you told someone you just saw Twister was: *DID YOU SEE THE COW?*

"This is easily the second funniest movie about the wind trying to kill you." *DID YOU FORGET ABOUT FINAL DESTINATION AND ITS WINDS OF DEATH?!*

Definitely should have thrown in a Bill Paxton quote from alien "WE GOTTA GET OUTTA HERE MANN!" at 2:41

Please say: "Thank you for bringing back Blockbuster Summer!"

This movie pretty much encapsulated every 90's movie cliche. Including the evil weatherman in the black truck with a British accent. He was an evil weatherman!

I don't care what anybody says, I freaking LOVE this movie! I've seen it countless times!

2:28: “Yeah, take that funding” OMG LMAO 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Next, "The Day After Tomorrow" Honest Trailer

I feel like you could have a lot of fun with The Truman Show

Poor Cary, it's tough to be a Blonde guy in Hollywood.

I feel like the “Dr Daniel Fahrenheit” is a LOST reference to Farraday, the character the same actor had in LOST

Bill Paxton is an actor that is greatly missed by me and many others. He left this world way too soon. His films though live on. My favorite was Hudson in Aliens.

I would really appreciate an Honest Trailer for The Mandalorian. I have spoken.

Bill is/was one of my favorite actors. That twister ride at Universal was so corny and great. Bill's intro for that ride is classic . Just deadpan delivery , sticking his gut out . Fun fact he and Helen hunt couldn't stand each other . They recorded their intros for the ride in separate locations . They couldn't even be in the same room .

"Take that funding!!" hahahahaha. Hilarious.

Say: "I've been bitten by ghosts, haunted by mole-rats, and slapped by vampires. I think I've earned a free hot dog."

You missed the chance to use the “Alan” meme.

Okay, the "moooove b*tch, get out the way" got me. 😂😂😂

"Take that funding." Best part. lol

Say “I STILL can’t believe there is no honest trailer for The Goonies”!!!!!!!

I can't believe I forgot that Phillip Seymour Hoffman was in Twister.

Is nobody gonna mention the Barn that had like a Thousand Butchers Knives? I love the look on his face when he sees it.

Oh my God I love the burn on the happening at the end thank you so much! that was one of my very first videos I saw of yours and I have been a huge fan ever since! The satire and sarcasm is on point from you guys, love it!

"Tip the phalange" at 5:21 Noce nod to the One and Only Phoebe Buffay

Why haven't we gotten an honest trailer for The Fifth Element?

Outbreak it relates to blockbuster summer. And it is depressingly relevant.

The Twister DVD in 1997 was 99 bucks at premium stores and only 79 at Walmart. Stores had them locked up since they were so expensive.

This movie "blew" me away the first time I saw it in the cinema. I still absolutely love it

Most tornado films seem to be super bleak and depressing, but this one is just fun but still has the action and intensity along with it.

My favorite all time villain--The EVIL METEOROLOGIST!!!!

When will we see an Honest trailer for Twister? When cows fly. Oh, never mind.

This movie had a huge impact on my life: it inspired me to be a storm chaser. So it means a lot to me that my comment was read on the trailer for this particular movie. Thanks Screen Junkies!!

“Take that, funding!” That was good! And something I didn’t even realize while watching the movie!

For "STARRING" you should have played the drive in scene and said: "HEEERRE'S TWISTY!!"

Fun Fact: Twister was the first DVD ever that came out on 24th March 1997

Say “I knew my girlfriend was cheating on me when she told me she was with her best friend at the mall but her best friend was laying in bed with me”.

This had me CACKLING. One of the best honest trailers ever

I almost choke on "take that, funding" 😂

Saw this movie once when I was a kid. I was disappointed at how unfaithful an adaptation it was of the board game. Not once did someone put their right hand on red, or left leg on green.

Awesome movie and makes me weirdly nostalgic for that time period. Also rest in peace Bill Paxton.

Just saw this at the drive-in in Oklahoma where they filmed the drive-in scene. Real weird to watch it like that.

Do Raiders of the Lost Ark already!!!! Seriously.

If we're still alive by the end of this year you guys need to make an honest trailer for 2020

“House Hunters Oklahoma” lol that cracked me up.

I loved this movie. My father was a Dr. Miller--usually running in the opposite direction of a tornado because he was a chemist, not a meteorologist.

House Hunters: Oklahoma....oh my goodness I am dying!! 🤣

I watched this in the movie theater....i feel real old right now

Even though Twister is kind of a guilty pleasure, I've always been amazed that the main characters weren't impaled and killed by debris like ten times throughout the film. Also, I miss the feel of the 90's movies, you could really feel the "real world aura" through the on location set pieces and no "gritty filters".

I remember seeing it when I was a kid. My mother loved this movie back then. Need to link this to her. Thanks for the good content!

This is actually one of my FAV movies ever and that I (and my family) rewatch all the time. Also the soundtrack is AMAZING!!!!

"Take that funding! cracked me up. But it'S true, this movie has a ridiculous story line

Anyone else remember the "ride" at universal studios based on this movie that wasnt even a ride and by the time you waited in the line and realized it wasnt a ride it was too late to leave?

It's been a while since I've seen this movie, but wasn't there a scene where Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton take refuge in a barn and see a bunch of scythes on a wall? Helen Hunt is appalled and says, "Who are these people?" Um, I think they're farmers, lady.

i rewatch this every now and then. childhood favorite

You should do San Andreas, a revival of this kind of film. Also the Tommie Lee Jones Volcano.