A new trailer for the new version of "Tornado" has been revealed. In the trailer, a story about chasing the wind gradually begins. Judging from the way the film is presented, the background of the film may be the 1980s.

is incredibly destructive! The first trailer for the new version of the disaster film "Tornado": Double tornadoes are coming Duration: 01:57 Source: Movie Network
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1905 Movie Network News The new version of "Tornado" has exposed a new trailer. In the trailer, a story about chasing the wind gradually begins. Judging from the way the film is presented, the background of the film may be the 1980s.

Judging from the performance in the trailer, this film is a completely original story. Two scientists are studying tornadoes in the hope that this research will help people understand nature. The original "Twister" was released in 1996, starring Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton, and directed by Jan de Bont. It had outstanding visual and sound effects and received an enthusiastic response. The global box office was close to US$500 million. The film tells the story of a divorced couple, Joe and Bill, who are both scientists who love studying tornadoes. When Oklahoma is about to experience an unprecedented powerful tornado, they and a group of colleagues embark on a thrilling wind-chasing journey with the intention of bringing a new tornado to the sky. Detectors are placed into the eye of the wind to collect data. How will they make a choice in the face of fierce competitors, shockingly destructive tornadoes and like-minded old lovers?

The new version of "Twister" will be directed by Lee Isaac Cheng ("Minari"), written by Mark L. Smith ("The Revenant", "Overlord"), produced by Frank Marshall, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell , Anthony Ramos, Sasha Lane, Kiernan Shipka, David Corensway and others, it will be released in North America on July 19.