Though Twisters boasts heralded Minari director Lee Isaac Chung, rising stars Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones, and Anthony Ramos, and a big budget that dwarfs that of its predecessor, this disaster film is a wobbly ride that leaves disappointment in its wake.

Twisters hit theaters this past summer on July 19, 2024. The epic blockbuster disaster movie then became available to rent or buy on digital in August. But now the wait is over for those who wanted to watch Glen Powell chase tornadoes from the comfort of their own home. Twisters hits streaming this Friday, Nov. 15.

I’m happy to report that Twisters (now streaming on Peacock, in addition to VOD services like Amazon Prime Video) doesn’t – and I apologize in advance – suck or blow. Credit director Lee Isaac Chung (who proves his summer-tentpole acumen after helming 2020’s tremendous indie drama Minari,

Having laid the summer box office to waste earlier this year, Twisters is storming its way to the small screen, with the movie now available on Peacock.  Directed by Lee Isaac Chung, the standalone sequel to the 1996 blockbuster disaster movie Twister follows the story of meteorological student Kate Carter (Daisy Edgar-Jones),

Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones star as storm-chasers in Tornado Alley. Head back to the plains of Oklahoma and witness some of the most violent weather on the planet Earth in “Twisters,” one of the hottest movies of the summer that’s available to stream on Peacock as of Friday,