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- Fans were divided over the lack of a kiss in Twisters, with some praising the unconventional ending while others criticized the open romance.
- Glen Powell, who plays Tyler Owens, spoke about the backlash and revealed that the cut kiss scene was originally supposed to be in the film.
- Despite uncertainty about a sequel, key cast members, including Daisy Edgar-Jones and Anthony Ramos Jr., have expressed interest in returning for a sequel.
end Hurricanes The film created a huge buzz among audiences, as it developed a growing love story between two main adrenaline junkies, Kate (Daisy Edgar-Jones) and Tyler Owens (Glenn Powell) The ending was open-ended, without the typical Hollywood first kiss. Many audiences praised the unconventional ending, which didn't force the main characters into an unwarranted kiss. However, a small section of the film's fan base was very vocal online, criticizing the film for not sticking to the romantic subplot, and Glen Powell likes to respond online.
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Twisters is a sequel to the 1996 original, set years after the original, and is said to have been fast-tracked by Steven Spielberg and Mark L. Smith, with Frank Marshall as producer. Not many details are known about the film, but Helen Hunt is expected to reprise her role as Joe, and the film will likely pay homage to the late Bill Paxton.
- release date
- July 19, 2024
- exit
- Lee Isaac Chung
- Runtime
- 2h 2m
Speaking to ScreenRant, Glen Powell addressed the backlash towards Hurricanes There was no kiss in the final scene. Originally, Hurricanes The film was supposed to end with Tyler and Kate kissing, cementing their new relationship. But thanks to some advice from Steven Spielberg, the scene was cut. Powell revealed that he loves the backlash to the scene, because it ultimately shows how much people care about the film. Powell explained:
“I take it very personally! I'm sure you saw what happened backstage, where I got to kiss Daisy Edgar-Jones, and that's all that really matters. [Laughs] We had a great time, and I'm very proud of the film.
I really think even this [backlash] It shows that people care, which is really cool. I loved how excited people were about this movie, and Daisy and I were sending each other videos and GIFs. There's a lot of funny stuff that came out of it. It's fun. That's what summer movies are all about. It creates this conversation and cultural moment, and people get dressed up and do things. It's been really cool.
So, whether you accept it or not, everyone wins.
Twisters 2 Still Unconfirmed, But Glen Powell's Star Power Is Growing
It seems inevitable that Glen Powell will be on the big screen. After his supporting role in Top Gun: MaverickPaul is beginning to make a name for himself as an A-list star. 2023 and 2024 have been very strong years for the actor, as he dominated the box office with anyone but you (The film also stars Sydney Sweeney) Hurricanes.
Glen Powell has also made a name for himself in the streaming world with his hit action comedy hired killer (co-written by Powell and director Richard Linklater), which hit the top of Netflix's streaming charts upon its release.
Powell continues this streak of success with projects under some incredibly well-known directors. Powell is set to star in the upcoming John Lee Hancock film MonsatoAlongside Laura Dern and Anthony Mackie, Powell follows up with a lead role in Edgar Wright's long-awaited remake of The man who runsFinally, the actor has been cast in a new secret project produced by JJ Abrams.
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As for him Hurricanes The future of the film remains uncertain. Nothing has been confirmed by director Lee Isaac Chung or studio executives. However, all of the main cast have expressed interest in returning for a sequel. After the film's release, Daisy Edgar-Jones said she would like to return for a sequel. The actress simply said:
“Sure. I love the world of storm chasing.”
Meanwhile, Anthony Ramos Jr., who co-stars with Powell and Edgar Jones in the film, has called for a sequel to be approved. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Ramos said: Hamilton The star said the audience clearly loves the movie, so why not make more of it? Ramos Jr. said:
“We hope to get another one, and to continue to grow in this world because it's a very big world and a very big community.”
