Twisters

“A film many might have written off as a faintly desperate revival of an ageing blockbuster brand is in fact the most wholehearted, warm-blooded, meticulously crafted good time at the movies since Top Gun: Maverick.”
★★★★★ Robbie Collin, Daily Telegraph

“A thrilling, smarter than it seems blockbuster, not necessarily in its science but in its writing, action and tightness”
★★★★★  Mandy Musson, London Evening Standard

“Where the film underserves certain characters, it more than delivers on action. The concept of upgrading a tornado may seem like a strange one, but the sequel pulls it off with visual flourishes that range from terrifying to outrageously good fun.”
★★★★ Beth Webb, Empire Magazine

“Twisters, thankfully, is a sequel that actually remembers the capable, rational scientist heroes of its Nineties predecessor. It suggests Hollywood might finally come to its senses when privileging brawn over genuine smarts and expertise."
★★★★ Clarrise Loughrey, Independent

“Twisters outstrips Jan de Bont’s original blustery blockbuster for scale, while keeping things shudderingly immersive. You’ll emerge bruised and buffeted, and likely hoping it’s not another 28 years until we twist again.”
★★★★ Jamie Graham, Total Film

“Normal People’s Daisy Edgar-Jones performs mini miracles in a richly satisfying disaster movie that’s far superior to its 1996 predecessor.”
★★★★ Kevin Maher, Times