Will Twisters live up to 1996's beloved original?
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Director Jan de Bont offers his thoughts on the upcoming disaster film Twisters, a belated sequel to his own 1996 blockbuster Twister. Announced in October 2022, Twisters will serve as a direct follow-up to de Bont’s film based on a script penned by The Revenant screenwriter Mark L. Smith and directed by Lee Isaac Chung.
“When things fell from the sky, there were real things falling from a helicopter. If you film a car escaping a tornado in a hail storm, it was real ice that came at us. It’s a movie that cannot be remade… That would never, ever happen again. Why It’s Taken So Long For A Twister Sequel Despite grossing nearly $500 million at the worldwide box office and setting the bar for a slew of disaster films to follow, it has taken almost three decades for a sequel to de Bont’s blockbuster to emerge. However, unlike many other planned sequels that have languished in development, it was in 2020 that plans for a new Twister film began forming.
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