David Corenswet's Twisters Role Has A Little Bit Of Superman In It
Twisters star David Corenswet was auditioning for Superman while filming and he brought a little Clark Kent back with him.
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Shooting Twisters In Oklahoma Was Especially Challenging Thanks To Real Tornadoes
Twisters was shot in Tornado Alley, which meant that its cast and crew frequently had to deal with real-life tornados during filming. -
Twisters Continues A Glen Powell Trend That Started With 2003's Spy Kids 3
Twisters star Glen Powell likes to include his parents in his movies, a tradition that goes back to his screen debut in Spy Kids 3: Game Over. -
Twisters Secured An Increasingly Rare Filmmaking Privilege Thanks To Steven Spielberg
It's not every day that modern Hollywood blockbusters are shot on film, but Lee Isaac Chung got an assist from Steven Spielberg to make it happen on Twisters. -
Twisters Director Intended For The Movie To Be A Sequel To An A24 Dramedy
Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung approached the blockbuster sequel as a follow up of sorts to his acclaimed drama Minari. -
Twisters Director Was Afraid To Take The Job, But That Fear Lit A Fire Under Him [Exclusive]
Minari director Lee Isaac Chung was afraid to direct a big-budget movie like Twisters, but in our interview, he tells us why he decided to face his fears. -
How Star Wars Played A Role In The Making Of Twisters
Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung earned that directing job partially because of his work directing Star Wars TV shows for Lucasfilm. -
It's Easy To See How Helen Hunt Could Have Fit Into Twisters
Twisters acts as more of a Twister reboot or remake than a sequel, but once you've seen the movie, it's easy to see how Helen Hunt could have fit in the story. -
Twisters Ending Explained: If You Feel It, Chase It
Twisters is a crowd-pleasing, great time at the theater. Does the ending indicate a sequel? Let us explain. -
The 10 Best Blockbusters From Indie Directors, Ranked
Hollywood has a habit of hiring indie directors to direct big budget blockbusters. Here's our list of the 10 best movies that have emerged from that practice. -
The 10 Best Blockbuster Performances By Character Actors, Ranked
In honor of the Twister sequel Twisters hitting theaters, here are the 10 best blockbuster performances by character actors ranked. -
Glen Powell Is Remaking An All-Time Classic Kurt Russell Movie
Glen Powell looks to up his dad movie game by starring in a remake of the Kurt Russell firefighter thriller Backdraft. -
Twisters Won't Have A Flying Cow (For A Good Reason)
Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung didn't want the film to be pigeonholed as 'the big flying cow movie.' -
Every Song In The Deadpool & Wolverine Soundtrack
The Deadpool & Wolverine soundtrack is predictably odd, complete with '60s crooners, classic country, '00s pop punk, and even a Hugh Jackman showtune. -
That Time A Tornado Destroyed A Drive-In Playing Twister ... Or Did It?
Is the urban legend about Twister playing in a drive-in theater when it was hit by a real tornado true? Sort of. -
It Took Years To Get The Rights For Dune, But Only 15 Minutes To Find A Director
Getting Denis Villeneuve to direct Dune was easy. Getting the rights to the sci-fi franchise was a whole other ballgame. -
Michael Mann May Have Just Revealed The Future Of Movie Special Features
Michael Mann is known as an innovator, and the director may have just changed the game again with a new archive that takes users behind the scenes of Ferrari. -
You Better Believe The Trailer For John Woo's Remake Of The Killer Features Doves
Action maestro John Woo is back with the trailer for Peacock's The Killer, a remake of Woo's own 1989 classic. Nathalie Emmanuel and Omar Sy lead the cast. -
Twisters Review: '90s Blockbusters Aren't Dead Yet In This Heartfelt Spielbergian Sequel
Twisters might not blow you away, but it's a heck of a fun time at the movies with a lot of heart and a stand out performance from Glen Powell. -
Johnny Depp's Eight Best Roles, Ranked
Watching Johnny Depp movies is hard now, but his great oddball performances are frozen in amber. Here are the best ones, ranked. -
Kurt Russell Had To Drag James Spader Out Of His Trailer For Stargate
Kurt Russell had to convince James Spader to shoot a scene in the sci-fi film Stargate. -
Marvel's Iron Man 2 Designed A Custom Toilet For Robert Downey Jr. To Puke In
Marvel's Iron Man 2 originally had Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) puking into a custom toilet as part of a darker story. -
Star Trek Generations Came With A Lot Of Franchise Requirements
Instead of a wholly original exploration of the universe, Star Trek: Generations was given a mandated list of things to include. -
Robert Downey Jr. Is The Reason For The Avengers' Famous Shawarma Scene
Robert Downey Jr.'s suggestion for the post-credits scene in The Avengers helped skyrocket sales of shawarma. -
Frank Herbert's Son Provided Input On Denis Villeneuve's Dune Script
Dune creator Frank Herbert's son Brian Herbert has been instrumental in expanding the franchise, even working on Denis Villeneuve's film adaptations. -
The Pike Scene In Star Trek 2009 That Was 'Hideously Uncomfortable'
J.J. Abrams' Star Trek has Pike (Bruce Greenwood) being tortured by Nero (Eric Bana) in a scene that was just as unpleasant to film as it looks. -
Kurt Russell Made His Opinion Clear On An Escape From New York Remake
Don't count on Kurt Russell appearing in an Escape From New York remake, should it ever come to pass.
