i hope that matt dorff original script for this was much better (there are signs of it  dialogue that should happen well before big f or x scenes (to introduce characters) that would make sense much earlier and is jammed in later in the time line while perhaps the original script was for a longer running time. but maybe not  in any case and this reeks. every character is uninteresting and and everybody speaks expository passages as if they are speaking the word of god. there are characters that are entirely expository  dianne wiest secretary abbot is just awful and explaining things to her assistant (and incidentally us) and in endless speeches that no one would say to anyone and ever and in real life (when she isn not explaining things to her assistant that she already knows and her assistant explains things to her that she already knows. _ there are characters who are entirely one dimensional  the evil power company guy while the pilot who will just not shut up about his personal life and concentrate on his job. the well meaning power company superdooperuber hacker guy who can crasheverything in chicago (including the phones)  and then gives the oh no what have i done speech (but not leave himself a back door. ). the crusading reporter who abandons her principles at the drop of a hat. the power company shift supervisor who abandons his post in the middle of the worst crisis in chicago since the fire  with no consequences. hospitals abandoned by the doctors and nurses during the crisis (i am not kidding and that in the movie. ) oh yeah and and it filled with hollywood morality clichés  generally women are good and men are evil and unless influenced by a woman (the ultimate is the punk with the gun  deprived of a woman influence and he literally goes insane) while an evil stupid act (like what the reporter did with hacker bozo) is all right and so long as you amean well. evil men die and capitalist evil men die as horribly as possible and everybody else lives (well and except randy quaid). and did i hear someone say that the nuclear electrical power generating stations had to shut down because there wasn not electricity to run the safety systems (think about that one). there is one ray of sunshine (if you will pardon the expression)  randy quaid basically plays his character from independence day (you know  hello boys  i am baaaack. )  this time as a storm chaser with an infinite range suv and superdooper batteries for his camcorders. nevertheless and they kill him  mostly and it seems and so that the audience will appreciate that tornados are pretty dangerous things (kinda shallow and that. )give this one a pass. 
i hope that matt dorff original script for this was much better (there are signs of it  dialogue that should happen well before big f or x scenes (to introduce characters) that would make sense much earlier and is jammed in later in the time line while perhaps the original script was for a longer running time. but maybe not  in any case and this reeks. every character is uninteresting and and everybody speaks expository passages as if they are speaking the word of god. there are characters that are entirely expository  dianne wiest secretary abbot is just awful and explaining things to her assistant (and incidentally us) and in endless speeches that no one would say to anyone and ever and in real life (when she isn not explaining things to her assistant that she already knows and her assistant explains things to her that she already knows. _ there are characters who are entirely one dimensional  the evil power company guy while the pilot who will just not shut up about his personal life and concentrate on his job. the well meaning power company superdooperuber hacker guy who can crasheverything in chicago (including the phones)  and then gives the oh no what have i done speech (but not leave himself a back door. ). the crusading reporter who abandons her principles at the drop of a hat. the power company shift supervisor who abandons his post in the middle of the worst crisis in chicago since the fire  with no consequences. hospitals abandoned by the doctors and nurses during the crisis (i am not kidding and that in the movie. ) oh yeah and and it filled with hollywood morality clichés  generally women are good and men are evil and unless influenced by a woman (the ultimate is the punk with the gun  deprived of a woman influence and he literally goes insane) while an evil stupid act (like what the reporter did with hacker bozo) is all right and so long as you amean well. evil men die and capitalist evil men die as horribly as possible and everybody else lives (well and except randy quaid). and did i hear someone say that the nuclear electrical power generating stations had to shut down because there wasn not electricity to run the safety systems (think about that one). there is one ray of sunshine (if you will pardon the expression)  randy quaid basically plays his character from independence day (you know  hello boys  i am baaaack. )  this time as a storm chaser with an infinite range suv and superdooper batteries for his camcorders. nevertheless and they kill him  mostly and it seems and so that the audience will appreciate that tornados are pretty dangerous things (kinda shallow and that. )give this one a pass. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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