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This movie takes place after the events of the first one where two groups of storm-chasers compete with each other to get to the tornadoes first. One group are scientific researchers trying understand tornadoes better. The other group are "tornado wranglers" and I still don't really know what they do.

I won't give any more details so I don't spoil it but I will offer some of my thoughts on the film.

The good:

• the special effects were great. I loved the visuals and I found the storms to look quite realistic.

• the overall story was enjoyable as well. The general concept made sense. I liked the idea of researching weather and trying to find a way to minimise its impact on the community. It could have used some refining, but overall it worked.

The bad:

• the script was dreadful. The characters said things that people don't say in reality. This movie had every cliche in the book and was very predictable

• it felt like a 2 hour advertisement for Ram Trucks. There seemed to be more focus on the cars than the tornadoes.

• I think the actors were the wrong choice. They were too young to have the expertise they did and they didn't have a lot of chemistry between them. The main actress gave a very wooden performance in my opinion.

• I really had to suspend my disbelief in order to enjoy this film. The filmmakers completely disregarded physics and how tornadoes actually work in order to tell the story they wanted to. A good example of it is how the tornadoes would destroy things miles away but wouldn't affect anything a few yards from it.

Overall, this movie left much to be desired. I didn't expect a masterpiece but I was left feeling a bit disappointed by the results.

It was an interesting premise. I enjoyed hearing the story of how Ashley Madison began and how they marketed the website. However, they took an idea that had enough content for a 1-1.5 hour tv special and turned it into three separate hour long episodes. It was very bloated and repetitive in a lot of places. The personal stories of the interviewees were also drawn out. The show did have some interesting facts and perspectives within it and it was well put together. However, I found myself skipping a number of interviews and scenes because of how repetitive it was. You're probably better just googling the story rather than watching this show.