Twister: Ride It Out Review (3.5/5)

Twister was a popular film in both the US and UK, recreating the atmosphere of a hurricane in America brilliantly and providing some genuinely horrific thrills for viewers. Twister: Ride It Out is a somewhat exhilirating adaptation of the movie at Universal Studios Florida, tasking the unlucky few destined to walk through the ruined streets of the hurricane with surviving explosions, vehicles being flung at them, and even the odd flying cow! Bar a short wait outside "Stage 50", you'll be immersed the whole time, with the actors guiding you through their experiences and keeping you interested all the while. The actual ride experience is where the fun is at, though, providing heat, sudden bangs and even a quick drop of the floor at the end. It's hard to describe why it's fun, it just IS! The major problem I had with this attraction was that it was over far too soon, and that there could have been more elaboration into the actual plot of the film (though it will convince many of you to watch Twister) to draw riders in, and overall while it's a fun attraction, it's another in the queue of "watch if you've seen all the big stuff".