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Ice Twisters
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2009
- 86 min
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Control, the hive
is humming.
I repeat,
the hive is humming.
Control, we have
confirmed cloud formation.
I repeat,
the cotton is in the gin.
Roger that. We have minimal winds
and a very high ceiling. Looking good.
- And Gary,
- Yeah.
can you quit with the metaphors?
You're driving us crazy.
Roger that.
Mr. Price, would you describe
your writings based on science...
or apocalyptic sensation?
community is missing the big picture.
Apocalyptic?
Well, maybe a little.
Then again, that's what sells
these days, doesn't it?
Please remind me to write a book
that more women would be interested in...
something about relationships,
or dogs, or both.
Can we just finish up?
I'm starved.
And I'd like to get my nails done
before the TV interview tonight.
I'm the one being interviewed,
not you.
What time is it?
No reason.
Why?
I have got a date.
- But we just got here.
- Plenty of time.
Remember the Cafe Barista, you should
get us a couple of really nice cappuccinos?
- Charlie!
- I'm just kidding.
She's an old colleague of mine.
Here?
I find it hard to believe.
Me too!
Mr. Price.
I've read all your novels.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Well, me too.
I thought about this a lot, and in
all your sensationalistic writings...
I've come to find that you're
just as big a hypocrite, as the...
scientific and government
establishment...
that you seek
so often to condemn.
Really? How so?
Do you think the solutions offered
by any of the characters...
to any of the disasters in your book...
are any better than what's being tried
right now and the actually work?
I don't know,
I'm not a scientist...
I'm a writer who's blessed with
the luxury of dreaming of disasters.
I will leave solutions
for lab rats.
Yeah, but I read, that you were once
a lab rat yourself...
that you left
the scientific community. Right?
Who do I make this out to?
Hey, guys,
I think it's raining.
- Yes!
- Wooh...
It is raining.
We did it, Jo.
You should see this.
You don't see that everyday.
Guys, we have a situation...
in the town of Harrisford.
That's not good.
What's taking you so long?
Would you just relax?
I thought I told you to go
to the rest-stop 10 miles ago.
I didn't have to go then.
But you don't understand
how women work...
once we know we can't go
that's exactly when we have to go.
Yeah, that makes no sense.
Can we drop it?
I'm done.
Yeah, and so is the book signing
if we don't hurry, okay?
Hurry? You've been
driving like my grandma.
I'm hypermiling, okay?
Going 55 miles an hour gets me
an extra 50 miles per tank of gas.
I don't care what it does.
Just don't blame me that we might miss
the damn book signing, okay?
Hello?
Our assignment was
"A Day in the Life of Charlie Price".
A day, not 10 minutes,
not an hour. A day.
Did you see that?
Did you see those clouds?
Those aren't normal.
I'm gonna get my camera.
What're you talking about?
You didn't see it?
I tell you what I see. I see my future
when I fail this class,
and it isn't good.
It's gone.
So, let's go.
What we need to focus on
is why the first quarter...
didn't perform as well
as the third quarter...
Excuse me one moment,
ladies and gentlemen.
What is it?
Our weather sat Delta,
picked up a blip on the radar...
and your project
Rain Dance test..
Do you mind telling me
what a "blip" is?
Yeah, uh...
It's a storm. That's what Rain Dance
is supposed to do.
Rain Dance is close
to 14 miles away from us.
Put Damon on the phone.
Sorry about that,
ladies and gentlemen.
Yeah.
This can't be.
This can't be.
Alright, let's just not jump
to conclusions, Joanne.
Gary, talk to me.
I checked all the data,
it makes no sense.
Radar, thermals?
Yes, of course,
ULF scan, infrared,
I'm telling you, we didn't pick up
on anything until after it hit.
- So what, then?
- I don't know...
the computers
aren't telling anything.
Something happened here.
Keep looking.
Yeah, I'm looking.
I'm looking!
Widen your search.
Data doesn't point to us.
Let's hope not.
You sure your okay?
I'm fine!
Really, I'm fine.
They just wanna take
a look at you, the the cut looks pretty bad.
- If you think I'm gonna let...
- Guys, put a gag in her mouth...
she doesn't know
what she's talking about.
I'll meet you there.
Joanne Dyson!
You still trying
to save the world...
with one drop of water at a time
or... you're just thirsty?
Charlie.
So you came to my
How thoughtful.
There were drinks inside, you know.
Yeah, I wasn't really...
Did you see
what happened here?
Hey, uh, you two, uh...
know each other?
Uh... yes. Damon,
meet Charlie Price.
Oh... Yeah, I know
I was his research assistant
at the university...
before he became
a famous writer.
I didn't know that.
You left science fact,
for science fiction. Huh?
So, were you here
for all this, Charlie?
You know me,
I've always had this...
uncanny sense for being
where the action is.
Oh, excuse me.
It's Frank.
Yeah, Frank, it's me.
- He is.
What happened here, Charlie?
Oh, just this massive storm cell
appeared out of thin air...
um... this guy opened up
like Armageddon...
and with a blink of an eye...
disappeared.
What you doing here, Jo?
And so fast, I might add.
We picked the storm up on our radars,
so we raced over as soon as we could.
Storm radars.
Working on anything related?
No.
Pull this leg
it'll play Swanee River.
What do you want me to say, Charlie?
You know we can't talk.
Look, Frank.
We just got on the scene.
We don't know anything
for sure yet, but...
Relax, Damon... Let's not jump
to any half baked conclusions...
there's plenty of time
to figure out what happened.
The seraphs have
a 48 hour cycle...
the next 24 hours
are vital, you know that.
You made it rain... Damon,
let's not lose sight of that.
Yes, sir.
And Damon,
when you do figure it out,
make sure it wasn't us.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, I understand.
I'm just curious why
the federal science foundation...
is here in the middle of nowhere,
when this happens.
Even I can't conjure up
that kinda buisness.
We've been stationed here
for three years, you know that.
- Doing what?
- Mostly robotics.
Robotics.
Come on, Jo.
Sorry about the interruption.
Damon Jarwell,
- Ah...
- I'm a fan of your books,
crazy as that may be.
Well, it's fiction, Damon,
it's supposed to be crazy.
Kind of like a grown woman
in trench coat...
sifting through puddle of water
with a test tube.
Hm. Don't tell me.
Earthworm boxin'.
Latest experiment is with
mechanical earthworms.
Or, uh... maybe it's drainage
or maybe it just had someting to do...
with the freak storm
that just tore through this town.
We want to, uh, cut out, I guess,
we got a lotta work to do.
Of course, uh...
I'm sure you both do.
So I take it, our dinner plans
are off for tonight?
Yeah. Sorry, Charlie.
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