Twisters' MPA rating confirms it will surpass the original film in one respect

The official MPA rating for Twisters is a great indication of how it can surpass its predecessor. Although the original Twisters is a classic blockbuster and received a PG-13 rating upon its release, the limited technology of the 1996 film pales in comparison to what is possible today and what is expected of the upcoming Twisters. Current publications such as Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga And Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning restored the status quo of what makes a truly great action film, an elite category that Twisters hopes to join this July.

The cast of Twisters is led by Glen Powell as Tyler Owens, a fierce storm chaser who bears a resemblance to Dr. Jonas Miller (Cary Elwes) in the original. Twisters has an estimated budget of 200 million US dollars and will likely have to surpass the original's box office total of nearly $500 million to turn a profit when marketing and other promotional costs are taken into account. Twisters will also star Daisy Edgar-Jones, Anthony Ramos, David Corenswet and Kiernan Shipka, and will be directed by Lee Issac Chung of Minari Recognition.

Twisters' PG-13 rating and improved technology confirm that the action will surpass that of the original

Twisters could be the must-see cinema event of the summer

Twisters will probably not be as celebrated or instantly iconic as the original 1996 film. However, it is developing into a film that Twisters in terms of quality and quantity of action sequences. Even based on the Twisters The trailer alone promises that the eagerly awaited sequel will offer even better and more devastating disaster scenes, which will be made even more impressive by huge modern IMAX screens and state-of-the-art cinema sound systems.

Now that a PG-13 rating has been announced for TwistersFans can look forward to a concentrated load of intense disaster scenes and epic action sequences that will undoubtedly overshadow those of the original film. Twisters was rated PG-13 for “intense depictions of bad weather” while Twisters received the rating for “intense action and danger, some language and injury images.“ This lays the foundation for even more dazzling and dangerous sights in Twistersand possibly more blood and death scenes.

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Twisters needs more than just action sequences to do justice to the original film

The original film was nominated for 2 Oscars

Twisters was the second most successful film of 1996and grossed $495.7 million worldwide. Independence Day 817.4 million US dollars. Twisters was also nominated for two Oscars in the categories “Best Sound” and “Best Visual Effects” and received mostly positive reviews and great performances from Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Alan Ruck and Elwes. The release of Twisters will see Powell riding at an all-time high after his groundbreaking role in Top Shooter: Maverickthe surprising box office success of Everyone except youand the acclaimed Richard Linklater film HitManwhich drives expectations beyond measure.

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Twisters

Twisters is a sequel to the original 1996 film Twister, set years after the original, and is reportedly being rushed to production by Steven Spielberg and Mark L. Smith, with Frank Marshal serving as producer. Details about the film are few, but Helen Hunt is expected to reprise her role as Jo, with the film likely to be a tribute to the late Bill Paxton.

director

Lee Isaac Chung

Release date

July 19, 2024

Studio(s)

Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, The Kennedy/Marshall Company

Sales Partner

Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures

Authors

Mark L. Smith

Pour

Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell, Anthony Ramos, Brandon Perea, Daryl McCormack

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