"I Think It's A Better Ending": Here's Why "Twisters" Decided To Cut The [Spoiler] At The Very End Of The Movie

🚨 There are obviously spoilers ahead for Twisters! 🚨

We've got another summer blockbuster on our hands. Twisters finally hit theaters this past weekend, and I think it's safe to say everyone is obsessed.

Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones sit on the hood of a rugged truck, smiling and appearing relaxed, in a scene from Twisters

Twisters is the sequel to the 1996 movie Twister. This new movie follows Kate Carter (Daisy Edgar-Jones), a former storm chaser from Oklahoma who returns home to help her friend chase a series of catastrophic storms across the state in hopes of successfully finding a way to reduce their intensity.

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Universal Pictures / Everett Collection

While Kate is working with her friend, she meets Tyler Owens (Glen Powell), the leader of a "rival" storm-chasing group who just have fun and love to share their excitement for tornado wrangling with the world.

  Melinda Sue Gordon / Universal Pictures / Everett Collection
Melinda Sue Gordon / Universal Pictures / Everett Collection

Similar to Twister, which notably featured a love story between Jo (Helen Hunt) and Bill (Bill Paxton) alongside all of the wild tornado chaos, the sequel does the exact same thing.

Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton in a tense scene from Twister
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Unsurprisingly, Glen and Daisy have incredible chemistry as Kate and Tyler in Twisters, and everyone has loved them both on-screen and off-screen during the press tour.

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell stand in a field by a truck. Katherine wears a sleeveless T-shirt and jeans, Glen wears a plaid shirt, jeans, and a backward cap
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Like, there is a scene in Twisters when Tyler simply smiles at Kate while she's taking a photo of a tornado, and it might be one of the most subtle romantic moments on film for me.

  Universal Pictures / Via youtube.com
Universal Pictures / Via youtube.com

After Kate and Tyler survive another catastrophic tornado alongside their friends, and Kate successfully uses her solution to weaken the tornado, the movie culminates in an airport scene, which just screams rom-com.

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell in "Twisters"
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At the end of the film, Tyler decides to run after Kate, who is returning to NYC and getting ready to report her findings and successful experiment. They stand in the airport, Kate's flight is delayed because of a storm, and they leave together.

  Universal Pictures / Via youtube.com
Universal Pictures / Via youtube.com

While it's a great ending for the movie, a lot of fans — myself included — couldn't help but feel that there was something missing: A KISS.

Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones looking at each other in "Twisters"
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Shortly after Twisters premiered, a behind-the-scenes video showing Daisy and Glen filming the airport scene surfaced online, which showed that they actually filmed a kiss between Kate and Tyler, but it was cut from the final film.

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"I think it's a Spielberg note, wasn't it?" Daisy said in a joint interview with Collider when she and Glen were asked about the final kiss not making it into the movie.

Behind the scenes of shooting "Twisters"
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She continued, saying, "I think it stops the film feeling too clichéd, actually. I think there's something really wonderful about it feeling like there's a continuation. This isn't the end of their story. They're united by their shared passion for something."

Daisy  sits on a vehicle, wearing a sleeveless top, utility pants, and sunglasses. She has a relaxed pose, looking into the distance
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Meanwhile, Glen added that he feels this ending allows Twisters to emphasize that the focus is on Kate and her love of storm-chasing. He said, "I also think that this movie is not about them finding love. It's returning Kate to the thing that she loves, which is storm-chasing. So that's what you have at the end of the movie."

Two people in casual clothing stand in a field, watching a tornado in the distance

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, director Lee Isaac Chung also shared similar sentiments, saying that he actually prefers the no-kiss ending, too.

Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell, and Lee Isaac Chung behind the scenes filming "Twisters"
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He said, "I think it's a better ending. And I think that people who want a kiss within it, they can probably assume that these guys will kiss someday. And maybe we can give them privacy for that. In a way, this ending is a means to make sure that we really wrap things up with it in a celebratory, good way."

Screenshot from "Twisters"

In the same interview with EW, Daisy also added, "It felt nice and refreshing to not have to end up on that beat because what you're ending it on is two individuals who are so equal in their love and interest and intelligence and understanding of weather."

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Of course, the no-kiss ending, while amazing, didn't stop fans from taking to X, formerly Twitter, to share how much they wished they actually got the kiss:

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Do you think Twisters should've kept the kiss? What did you think of Twisters overall? Tell us in the comments below!