weather movie

by sara
(Fort Wayne, IN USA)

Another weather movie

Another weather movie

Absolutely LOVE any weather movie. As weather changes every single day we tend to take it for-granted.


Barry's Response - Weather and natural disaster movies are pretty entertaining if not too far-fetched. But it's easy to cross that line. That's what I've noticed.

The best weather movies (and TV shows) revolve around forecasters. Here are a few examples:
  • Naked News (2000 TV series)
  • Groundhog Day (1993) - Bill Murray plays a meteorologist REALLY stuck in a routine.
  • Ceiling Zero (1936)
    - Flying aircraft in rough weather
  • Normalerweize (2004 TV series)
    - Sketch comedy often centered around a weather forecaster
  • Isaac's Storm (2004 TV movie) - Before Katrina, the biggest storm in America was the Galveston hurricane.
  • A Girl Cut in Two (2007) - Two guys, one girl, a TV weathergirl. Hmmmm...
  • Twister (1996) - Don't Breathe, don't look back. You gotta go right into the tornado to really experience it, I guess.
  • Grandhotel (2006) - A meteorologist hermit? Maybe
  • Springtime Serenade (1935 short) - A short cartoon about groundhog day
  • Up Close & Personal (1996) - News weather and romance a 6 and 11
  • Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs - Humourous animated story about food falling from the sky instead of rain.

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There are several reasons why people love weather movies.
Weather is a big part of our lives. Our plans, activities, and even our moods are affected by it. Movies about the weather often tap into this relatable aspect.

Furthermore, weather movies often portray extreme weather events in a dramatic and stunning way. The awe-inspiring visuals, whether it's a tornado tearing through your favourite town or a massive tsunami, captivate audiences.

Furthermore, weather movies often feature suspense and survival, creating gripping stories. Will the characters survive the storm? What can they possibly do about the weather? Viewers are engaged and on the edge of their seats with these questions.

Weather movies can also serve as metaphors for bigger issues. Symbolizing life's unpredictability, nature's power, or human resilience. Adding romantic or other layers of meaning to the story can make it more interesting.

People love weather movies because they combine relatability, spectacle, suspense, and metaphorical richness into an entertaining and thought-provoking experience. It's a genre that's both visceral and reflective

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