LONDON (AP) — Many of us have felt it, and now it’s official: “brain rot” is the Oxford dictionaries’ word of the year.

Nearly 30 years after the 1996 disaster movie Twister, Universal is returning to the tornado-plagued plains of Oklahoma for a standalone sequel. IGN's Twisters review called the follow-up "less ...

In the new Twisters, Kate Carter (Edgar-Jones) has retired from storm chasing following a traumatizing experience with a tornado when she was in college. She has since moved to New York City ...

I’m happy to report that Twisters (now streaming on Peacock, in addition to VOD services like Amazon Prime Video) doesn’t – and I apologize in advance – suck or blow. Credit director Lee ...

Before I saw Twisters, I wondered what merited a sequel to the 1996 smash hit Twister. Surely there's got to be more to it than the box office records smashed by that Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton ...

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. In the new Twisters, Kate Carter (Edgar-Jones) has retired from storm chasing following a traumatizing experience with a tornado when ...

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell fall in love and chase tornadoes in "Twisters." Credit: Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, and Amblin Entertainment Before I saw Twisters, I wondered what ...

In the pantheon of fun dumb disaster movies (a genre I’ve oft admitted an abiding affection for) Jan de Bont’s smash 1996 hit Twister flies pretty friggin’ high. It’s got Bill Paxton sniffing the wind ...

The sequel to 1996's 'Twister' stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell — here's when and how to watch the new film and the original movie at home. By Danielle Directo-Meston E-Commerce Writer If ...

After swirling up more than $333 million at the global box office, Twisters is now storming into home theaters. More from The Hollywood Reporter 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Is Now Streaming: Here's How to ...

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