Twister_And_Its_Scientific_Innacuracy

Twister And Its Scientific Innacuracy Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt starred in the movie “Twister”. These two characters showed hardcore dedication to the life of tornado chasing. Along with courage while chasing tornadoes, a love story was intertwined as well. The depictions of tornadoes in the movie were beautiful and done quite well but not scientifically accurate. The special effects to create the tornadoes were done very well and also very realistic to one who is not educated about tornadoes. As for those who are, this movie is almost a disgrace to their job. A tornado chasers job is understated and not credited enough as they help to warn and save people’s lives. Certain events and weather portrayals were inaccurate. For instance, the air debris goes in toward the tornado and not out. 18 wheel trucks, farm equipment, cows and houses are being flung away when really they would be taken in. All tornadoes have a vertical vortex with an inward flow. They go counterclockwise whipping things inside. As for the wind blowing in the actor’s hair, they were blowing behind them and they should be blowing in front of them on many angles. Generally during a storm lightning was flashing and crashing at the twister, tornado, tornadoes, movie, scale, damage, air, storm, sensors, little, ground, created, chasers, blowing, being, before, away, winds, wind, while, very, vertical, truly, that’s, showed, reality, predicting, plastic, overall, over, out, light, life, job, incorrect