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Closed Caption; Behind-the-scenes documentary Anatomy of the Twister; Feature-length audio commentary by director Jan De Bont and visual effects supervisor Stefen Fangmeier; Music video: Van Halen's Humans Being; Theatrical trailer
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Twister
1. 1960 Prologue [4:46]
2. A Long Day Ahead [:56]
3. One More Signature [7:04]
4. Dorothy [3:00]
5. Tagging Along [3:06]
6. Corporate Kissbutt [2:14]
7. Storm Chaser Medley [5:33]
8. Getting Better at This [2:19]
9. Intercept Course...in a Rut [2:41]
10. Braced for Action [1:41]
11. "Where's My Truck?" [2:31]
12. Battle Zone [5:37]
13. Cow in the Core [3:34]
14. Tall Tales of the Extreme [4:24]
15. Like Old Times [3:33]
16. Rabbit Tracks [3:29]
17. The Fun Part [2:28]
18. In Harm's Way [3:06]
19. In Front of Jo and... [3:02]
20. The Shining - and the... [4:13]
21. Helter Skelter Shelter [1:59]
22. "I Can't Compete with..." [3:43]
23. Rescuing Meg [3:01]
24. What Jo Does [4:30]
25. Making Dorothy Fly [1:48]
26. Out on a Limb [3:19]
27. Heavy Traffic [2:16]
28. Right at Jonas [1:10]
29. Dodging Deadly Debris [3:12]
30. Launch Complete [1:42]
31. Had a Farm [2:37]
32. Hang On! [2:16]
33. Seen Enough Sky [2:19]
34. Landscape / End Credits [2:08]
Trading in the bus for a tornado, Speed director Jan De Bont brews up one of the most spectacular natural disaster films to ever hit the screen. When a record-breaking number of tornadoes attack the Midwest, Jo (Helen Hunt) and Bill (Bill Paxton) lead their team of "storm chasers" through Oklahoma in hopes of recording scientific evidence and devising an earlier warning system. Thought the nominal story takes a backseat to the truly amazing special effects, there is an appealing chemistry between Hunt and Paxton, and the supporting cast (led by Cary Elwes and Phillip Seymour Hoffman) supplies laughs. And if character development sometimes gets lost in the storm, De Bont creates a memorable villain in the devastatingly believable -- and beautiful -- spectacle of a computer-animated tornado. The skies are threatening, the landscape sweeping, and cows and tractors flying through the air will remind you of that other famous Hollywood cyclone. No one ends up in Oz here, but Twister has a magic all its own. -- J. D. Merrill Barnes & Noble
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