The movie “In the eye of the tornado “, Launched in 2014, accompanies a group of hunter scientists of large storms trying to survive the forces of nature when several tornadoes come to devastate the city they live in.
The disaster movie is directed by Steven Quale and starring Richard Armitage, Sarah Wayne Callies and Matt Walsh.
The events of the feature are not inspired by a single -specific disaster or history, but screenwriter John Swetnam ensures that everything that happens on the screen is based on real events – even though extreme events may seem surreal.
“A version of everything in the movie, we find it in real life and put it in the script, so it’s moved by special effects, but it’s all based on things I saw on YouTube,” Swetnam said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter at the time of the movie’s release.
Perhaps the less believable moment of the movie is when we see a tornado of fire passing through the city, but the scary phenomenon is not only possible but It has been registered several times in real life.
In a normal tornado, the hot air rises as the cold air goes down, creating rotating air currents. Fire tornadoes can form during fires when this hot air is in the flames and the fire begins to rise near the air stream.
“It was like getting things that happened in the real world and raising them to another level,” added the screenwriter.
The idea that the same city can be hit by several tornadoes in a single afternoon is not impossible either, even if it is rare.
Swetnam recalls an incident of reality in which something similar to the movie happened: “I based on something that really happened in the 80s in Iowa, where a city was hit by, nine tornadoes in an hour, so it’s real.”
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