This is a meal-in-a-box recipe: Twister 2.0. (There is even an early direct reference to Bill Paxton in the early part of the movie.) I was hoping for stunning special effects and they were good, but not great. All of the obligatory elements-loss, fear, overcoming, romance-as if a high school film club project. It's hard to believe how far we haven't come in drama. Even Alec plays the typical hot-shot, hot-head, egoist role, and again to his own demise. This is a movie that belongs in the "included with your subscription" movies, not your hard-earned money. Avoid the fare: you already saw this in the late-90s.
Review of Supercell
