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The transition from the orchestral version to Van Halen’s version of “Humans Being” is MASTERFUL

28 years later and i still think this film has some of the best aerial camera shots ever put on film.

Rabbit is good, rabbit is wise!

This movie was an instant classic. What an amazing cast. Rabbit is good, Rabbit is wise

The shot of the Wakita water tower during a signature EVH whammy dive will always give me chills

A classic movie. Rest In Peace, Bill Paxton and Phillip Seymour Hoffman.

27 years and still one of best films ever made. Love it.

The helicopter shots in this movie are so good

Rabbit almost got the entire Team killed with his Shortcut 😂

My mom had a red pickup truck for years. Immediately after getting my license any time I was allowed to drive that truck would blast this song on the radio. 😅

One of my fav scenes in the movie. The music, the camerawork, the driving, everyone working off each other, it is just great!

"See kids?! An ordinary person spends his life avoiding tense situations!"

3:24 I love this quote it makes me laugh “The Brush! A brick wall? Bearded Lady? WHAT?!”

Humans Being, by Van Halen. Great song.

3:34 Jo: Where’s the road Rabbit? Rabbit: Should be any moment. BEEEEEEEEEP!!!

Probably the most exciting scene in the movie because there isn’t an actual tornado. It’s the anticipation. This scene encompasses a whole vibe of storm chasing. That helicopter shot of the water tower is the most “Oklahoma” thing ever captured on film, and the film score is just a cherry on top.

Just visited the twister museum in wakita , love this classic ! 🌪

Watched this movie for the first time when I was around 7 or 8, and it had planted the sheer love for pickup trucks in my heart.

Goosebumps everytime when the orchestra plays and the helicopter shot on screen ... Everytime i turn the volume much louder😎❤️

1:26 that air shot from helicopter completely mesmerized me, along with the music, rewinded this scene a few times on the VHS because of the adrealine it builds up. ✌

The thing about _Twister_ that I love the most is how great the camaraderie is between the storm chasers. You totally believe that this is a ragtag group who has been together for years and would do anything for each other. Every time I watch _Twister,_ I want to join them and chase storms.

this movie was so well done. the actors, the music, the shots - it all felt so real. i rewatch it every once in a while :)

Mark Mancina once again taking a good film and elevating it to a whole new level. Why he ever stopped doing action/thriller scores is beyond me. He was the magic that made 90s action movies what they were. (Bad boys, twister, speed etc).

The few times I did this myself as an amature chaser, when I finally got my chance to chase an active tornado this scene def came back to me. That was a thrill of a lifetime

Rip Bill Paxton sold more Dodges with this movie then you can image. Love my 95 but hate that Transmission in that truck 😵

This soundtrack has to be in the new 2024 Twisters movie.

This movie is why i fell in love with trucks!

I’m excited for Twister 2 or “Twisters” in 2024. I hope it’s as good for the original you’re messing with my childhood man. I grew up with movies like this. One of my ultimate favorite movies until I die. Rest in Peace Bill Paxton you were my favorite you’re now up there with my mother. 😌🙏🏻♥️✝️🌪️

I miss dusty he was so good

This is my favorite scene in the movie. The music, the chase, everything about it. Love it.

This is one of those classic "TNT Movies" that just stays stuck in my memories. Others include U.S. Marshalls, Christine, Maximum Overdrive, and Child's Play (the last 3 being part of "Monstervision")

If you're a fan of watching cars drive in a line while listening to Van Halen, this is the movie for you!

This was a time before Google maps was around and good old fashioned maps where a thing.

The way that campers load rocks when it pulls that evasive turn shows how practical that stunt was. Preacher was one of my favorite characters in this movie and this scene sold it. :P

Imagine having smartphones for this. RIP Bill paxton and Phillip S. Hoffman.

Hope new movie has this type of music

I forgot how exciting this movie actually was.

This is one of my favorite sequences in the entire movie, and there isn’t even a tornado in sight!

Chills seeing them ride off. No crazy gear, just trucks and campers, tryna catch the thrill

What A Great Movie, RIP Bill Paxton, Phillip Hoffman And Helen Hunt

All I’m saying is twisters better have this song in it.

Everyone running to the trucks just pure gold

Did anyone see the photograph on 0:05 on the left, where Bill and Jo are kissing aunt Meg? Such a cute, loving picture! I never noticed until now.

my all time favorite movie. use to rent this movie over and over again from the video store. cant tell you how many times ive this this movie over and over again till the point i know like 80% of the movie by heart lol. this is my favorite seen from the movie RIP BILL AND DUSTY

This movie is *always* going to have a special place in my heart. I love every second of it.

those two helicopter shots of the water tower and the line of black cars is amazing

Man, I loved Twister. I was 13 when it came out and even had a VHS copy. Great times, great movie, great acting and an awesome soundtrack.

3:40. As a kid, I lost it at this scene, every time I watched it. I still do.

This movie has been so influential in my life that I promised myself that I’d grow my hair long when it turned grey. Just like aunt Meg’s hair. It has turned mostly silver and is halfway down my back. I couldn’t be more pleased. My eldest son and I are complete weather nerds and enjoy spooky clouds together. He’s 29 and I am 54. It’s amazing to realize that the movie has been around since before he was born.

2:57 Damn, those nature wide shots.... 🤤 And the music.... 😍 Those things filled this movie with life. Hollywood execs these days, take notes! It's not always good to make your movie with just close ups.

This is my favorite scene in all of cinema

"The brush! A big wall? A bearded lady? What?!?" 🤣🤣🤣 I still own this soundtrack. It is on of the best.

That's one thing that was missing from the new _Twisters_ movie...an iconic piece of music like "Humans Being" and the way it was so smoothly integrated with the score here.

"What's beyond brush...brick wall, bearded lady or what!!😂😂

I love that scene where they came up on the road just as Jonas and his team had arrived at that same exact spot. 😂😂😂 So funny

The camera work in this scene, oh man!... In the whole movie, but *this* scene alone... So absolutely phenomenal! It helped tremendously that De Bont was coming from the position of DP himself. The way the shot sways around Aunt Meg's house, to cut to that aerial shot of the Wakita water tower always raises the hair on my hands and neck, together with Mancina's french horn.

Bought the soundtrack. Still one of my faves!!!❤❤❤

Watched this movie a lot during covid lockdown

Самый лучший момент фильма! Спасибо!

A great combination of scene and music! Amazing!

Fantastic idea to have "Humans Being" go from Mark Mancina's score to the actual Van Halen song.

A repo man spends his life getting into tense situations…

3:49 My favorite part of the movie

Twister was already awesome when it came out, overtime though its just as big a culture phenomenon as Jurassic Park, Star Wars Marvel etc

one of my favorite movies of all time and still float back to it every now and then!

Movie still makes me happy

This new twister movie coming has a lot to live up too and a soundtrack to play to touch. I’m confident

if this is not in the new movie, it will be a damn shame.

How can you not love this scene??

This scene right here.... made a lot of kids love these types of vehicles XD

The thrill of watching this movie in the theater

Twister is awesome

finally saw this in theater and holy fuck is it even more amazing on the big screen! dream come true!!

Bruh that whole crew looks like a good time.😂😂😂😂

One thing I feel never got enough love in this film is the music - that score sets the scene perfectly.

Aunt Meg is the GOAT

Man, Helen Hunt in this....

I watch this movie every summer, such a classic.

" We got One " 😝 🤘 🐺 🌪

Helen Hunt was as golden goddess in this movie.

Helen is so very hot in this movie!

One of those scenes that gets you stooked!!!

I would love to see this on the big screen again

I saw this movie in the Cinedome at Castle Rock, Washington in 1996, the local mondo-screen theatre that served double-duty as the exhibitor of a local Mt. St. Helen's eruption film. Now sadly long-closed. And I finally figured it out....the driver of Rabbit's (Alan Ruck) vehicle is actor Sean Whalen. The "Where have I seen him before....?" bug was strong with this one when I re-watched this movie in re-runs over the years, until I just realized I was picking up the vibe from a film made a year later, "That Thing You Do!" where he played an early fan of The Wonders.

The extreme... IT'S THE EXTREME!

They did fine making this film. I hear there is a plan for a sequel once the story for it is finalised. I say give it a chance !

Lucky Bill Paxton getting to feel up Helen Hunt while Jamie Gertz looking terrified

Who else got chills when hearing that V10 when they turned onto the dirt road while blasting Humans Being

“A brick wall? A bearded lady? What?” 3:26

miss the time when movies had music video sections :D

Rabbit looks like the new lead actor in twisters

Find this road. It’s like Bob’s Road.

You know I gotta say, this movie almost makes it seem like saying "hey this is the movie to mourn after the year Selena died". She died in '95 this movie came out a year later in '96. Idk it just feels that way to me. Awesome movie always this masterpiece! And for some reason 🌪️ have always hit home for me.

Oh shit. At 1:08 I just noticed that Allan is having troubles trying to start the truck, while Rabbit is talking to Joe. That same truck is seen in the auto shop when the tornado hits the drive-up theater and the shop building.

Its a shame we dont get awesome Sci-Fi B rated movies like this anymore with awesome actor's, now b rared sci fi movies are horrible and over filled with bad CGI, 80s, 90s, early 2000's B Rated movies were the best if you wanted to stay home on the weekends, open up some junk food and popcorn, pig out and relax

This music got me so hyped for them to go chasing more tornadoes. And still does, but nothing beats that first time watching.

I thought Bill Paxton way so handsome here. Sad he died. He was a good actor

After Google maps and waze came out, Connor decided to retire as a pathfinder and ran for president...

This movie introduced me to van halen