All right, to keep from hurting your self esteem I will indeed take my teenage son out of a storm shelter and into the land of wind and death. So here I am making a video time capsule for a school project, which requires me and my brother to film a bunch of student interviews, as well as film every other random thing that happens for some reason! Dad, say something character-defining for the camera. For the past ten minutes, Keith and Shiro have been sitting on the floor, arguing whether paintballing or sneaking out on Keith’s hoverbike will make for a better official First Date. They stopped making out partly due to the fact that Keith does not actually want to get it on in Matt Holt’s cold storage, and partly due to the fact that Shiro calmed down considerably once learning that Keith and Other Guy were just talking about a vague school topic.

What?” Shiro frowns, but before he can say anything else, Keith’s leaning up to kiss him. Now that kissing Shiro has been introduced into his library, Keith feels like he’s moving on autopilot and the yelling in his head at finally getting to first base with his crush has dulled down by a fraction. They SPEED OFF until they find a TORNADO. The TORNADO tears around dramatically chewing up select parts of the LANDSCAPE, while never seeming like much of a THREAT to the CHARACTERS. Keith passes his bottle to Shiro, who takes a big gulp of his beer before dumping it down the sink.Well. I suppose we could mumble our way through a couple of aimless talking heads, and then the movie could just sort of unsatisfyingly trail off, and uh... In 1984, Hasbro acquired the Milton Bradley Company, becoming Twister's parent company. [12] The Reyn Guyer Creative Group continues to work closely with Hasbro to develop and market new additions to the line of Twister products.

Wait, are we nearly at the end of the movie? Whoops, I forgot, I was supposed to have a character arc! I’ll just jump straight to the end I guess, switching immediately from jerk who only cares about getting footage to hero who sacrifices himself to save everybody. Farewell! After he left the kitchen, Keith had run into a group of people from one of his physical conditioning classes with whom he got along with fairly well with. His first mistake was that he hung out with them for forty minutes, having a fairly decent time till the conversation had died down and they all drifted away to different parts of the house. Keith had decided to locate Matt and tell him that he was going home, and that Matt couldn’t ask Keith to do anything for a week. That was his second mistake. Awesome! I thought this movie might try for some kind of suspense or atmospheric buildup of tension, but nope, ten seconds in, giant death funnel! I gotta film this. A spinner is attached to a square board and is used to determine where the player has to put their hand or foot. The spinner is divided into four labeled sections: left foot, right foot, left hand, and right hand. Each of those four sections are divided into the four colors (red, yellow, green, and blue). After spinning, the combination is called (for example: "right hand yellow") and players must move their matching hand or foot to a circle of the correct color. As the storm rages outside, and the waves pummel the windows of the bar, Fin decides to go see April and Chloe anyway, and announces the bar is closed. As he says this, a shark bursts through the front window of the bar, carried in on a massive wave. As the great white wriggles along the ground looking for humans to chomp, Nova grabs a pool cue and stakes the shark right through the head. Nova really, really hates sharks.Stop, too much characterization. What movie do you think this is? Look: I’m your asshole boss. NEXT. Yeah?” There’s a small edge to Shiro’s voice, and Keith has a hard time remaining focused. “Let me try and make it better?” At the Santa Monica Pier, beach goers are preparing to surf, and we meet Finley "Fin" Shepard (Ian Ziering) and his best friend Baz (Jaason Simmons). Fin is a former champion surfer who now owns a bar built on the outer edge of the pier, surrounded by ocean. Fin is excited about the announcement that a storm brewing in Mexico will soon reach their shores, bring great surf. Inside the bar, George (John Heard) is a patron with a permanent seat, always perched on his red stool. He regularly flirts with the waitress Nova (Cassie Scerbo). Nova has a mysterious scar on her leg that she will not discuss. If Keith’s being honest with himself, he actually wanted to find Shiro first so he could hang out with him, but Shiro was lost in the crowd and Keith’s not the biggest fan of looking desperate. Keith yelps, but the other guy straight up squeals. Matt hums and holds them in place while they flail, letting them go after an excruciating fifteen seconds have passed.

Twister is a game of physical skill produced by Milton Bradley Company and Winning Moves Games USA. It is played on a large plastic mat that is spread on the floor or ground. The mat has four rows of six large colored circles on it with a different color in each row: red, yellow, green and blue. A spinner tells players where they have to place their hand or foot. The game promotes itself as "the game that ties you up in knots". I’m obligated to tell you under threat of death - ok, out of respect to the rules, geez - that you’re approaching the fifteen minute mark and—oh, you’re not making out?” Pretty okay,” Keith says, forcing himself not to give an awkward grin. Apparently it’s scarier than him blank-facing someone. “Decent evening so far.” However, Olley went on to say the city has also benefitted from a decline in the surrounding areas.

They somehow SUCCEED AT THIS. Everybody gets into some school buses and start driving to NOWHERE IN PARTICULAR, but then an electrical tower falls on the road, cutting off the last couple of buses including all the actual CHARACTERS. My bad,” The someone twists his hand out of Keith’s grasp, giving Keith an all too familiar crooked grin and a wink. I didn’t kiss the last person either,” Keith thinks the boy is trying to sound comforting, but he genuinely doesn’t care. “I gave her the answer key to our next quiz though.” No one seems to remember a very important fact about Matt. Wait, what are the colors again? Peter said green, the others are the primary colors, right? Red, blue, yellow, green? That sounds right. Wait, are there five colors or just four? Maybe the mat has changed since when he played. If he called out a color that wasn’t on there maybe they would notice and take the board from him.

Keith doesn’t really care about the rejection, just cares about the weird look Shiro had on his face when Matt put his foot to Keith’s ass and pushed him into the closet. Keith wants to think about it, but feels like he’ll do it too loudly. He’s not sure if he wants to expose himself like that in front of this stranger.

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If a referee calls a color that a player is already on, then he uses the called-out foot/hand on the other spot of the same color. Games magazine included Twister in their "Top 100 Games of 1981", noting that "To become a grandmaster at Twister, the first requirement is agility" and that "Like any good party game, Twister can be fun or it can be humiliating." [19] As mentioned before, Twister is a fun party game that brings out a kid in each person. There is no such rule book to calculate the score of players in the game because the last player standing on the mat wins by all means. However, Twister rules suggest that it is highly important to agree to what the referee says.