Will Twisters Be as Memorable as Their Forebater?
Powell's emphasis on making the next sequel as interesting as feasible for the viewers shows his belief that the film might be just as popular as its 1996 predecessor. With its main cast of people essentially fighting against two storms endangering the lives of everyone in their town, the Twisters teaser reveals just how strong the movie will be. It is quite terrible since this involves violent scenes of houses and buildings being ripped apart while people and cars are thrown high into the air.
Given the actor's approach to the picture draws on Cruise, it is likely the movie will find means to top the original in some form. Advanced CGI technology lets more close-up destruction be displayed, so enabling a greater scope of risk. But the original got an Oscar nomination for Best Visual Effects, something the CGI-laden sequel is not expected to get. Still, an interesting narrative and strong performances could help to highlight audience links to the plot developing.
Glen Powell's Explanation of How Twisters Uses Tom Cruise's Rule For Global Hit Making
Glen Powell has clarified what the new movie will be giving top priority by showing how his impending disaster movie Twisters follows Tom Cruise's Global Hit criteria. Comprising Powell as tornado chaser Tyler Owens who teams up with scientist Kate Cooper (Daisy Edgar-Jones) in chasing down large tornadoes, the stand-alone sequel to the 1996 blockbuster Twister starring The plot for Twisters shows the extent of damage shown in the film—something that might even surpass the original.
Speaking with GQ, Powell then highlighted how Cruise's guideline for creating a worldwide box office smash applied to the tale followed in Twisters. The actor described how his Top Gun: Maverick co-star informed him how the most popular films appeal to feelings everyone can connect to. Given the relatability of wild weather events to a large audience, the celebrity chose to implement this in his act. See what Powell had to say here:
Twisters Is Looking to Be a Big Summer Box Office Hit.
Powell is drawing ideas from Cruise in the way he tackled Twisters, hence the movie might become a big summer blockbuster. Given the already great buzz around the movie, it makes sense how it would be appealing to those in the United States who might have big weather disaster phobias. The sequel might be just as popular as the first depending on both its concept and the manner its star is approaching the film.
On July 19, 2024, Twisters opens at theaters.
Twisters: Looking Back
Said to be fast-tracked by Steven Spielberg and Mark L. Smith, Twisters is a follow-up to the 1996 original movie Frank Marshal produced. Though nothing is known about the movie, Helen Hunt is set to play Jo again, therefore honoring the late Bill Paxton.
The first movie was a huge commercial and critical success, hence its sequel will definitely attract viewers. Many original movie buffs are keen to see what this sequel will present and are interested in what type of honor the movie will pay to the dear Bill Paxton.
The Prospect of Twisters
Look at a major Disaster Movie and then say, "Oh great, the world loves disaster Movies." Not sure, not sure. It's about who we are in the face of calamity and what the human instinct is in responding to it. How would you place the audience in the cockpit? In the face of a tornado, how can you ground the audience?
Powell is aiming to keep in mind this attitude with the forthcoming sequel. Twisters will be sure to provide fans an exciting experience by involving spectators into the turmoil of the narrative. Seeing how this unfolds once the movie opens theatres will be fascinating.
