Maybe there are too many in this movie. My favorite is when the CD tornado sirens go off in Granbury. You can see the townfolk running back and forth behind a "Welcome to Granbury" sign which also states the elevation as 4,924 feet. Really, that is almost the Colorado Rockies in elevation. Most Texans know that the DFW area is a bit shy of 450 feet above sea level. Geez!
shareHow did you feel about all the mountains or well tall hills in the background? There's none of them down around here. A few years ago after having watched this movie, I came on and posted "What A Pitiful Movie". I still feel the movie was ridiculous but I do feel compelled to somewhat revise what I had to say.
This Christmas we all could actually have worn cut-offs and tanks. Then last night, just in front of a cold front that came through dropping temps 40*, several tornadoes swept through and wiped a bunch of houses away, killing at least 11. Most of the dead were on the highway just sitting in their cars which were tossed and flipped like pancakes.
No goofs section is necessary. The entire movie is fiction. There are no tornadoes at all in the world. They don't exists. At least not in the way they're presented in this "movie".
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