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- Deleted Scenes (2.04) - Three deleted scenes are included: Javi meets Kate at the airport; Kate and Boone watch the weather report in a convenience store; Kate and Tyler share a moment
- Gag Reel (3.57)
- Tracking the Fronts: The Path of 'Twisters" (14.53) - Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell, Director Lee Isaac Chung, and others discuss their appreciation for the first film, and relay their experiences working on the new film, including, appropriately enough, numerous instances where location shooting in Oklahoma was repeatedly impacted by severe weather.
- Into the Eye of the Storm (24.07) - With input from cast and crew, this feature provides a look at the mix of practical and visual effects to create the storm scenes in the film, filming stunts, and various locations used including the impressive and massive Crystal Springs set which used actual debris from nearby towns hit by storms, and the rodeo scene.
- Glen Powell: All Access (3.12) - Powell provides a tour of his Oklahoma City apartment, introduces his parents, and prepares for the rodeo scene.
- Front Seat to a Chase (5.16) - Ride along with storm chasers as they take the cast out in pursuit of severe weather in Oklahoma.
- Voice of a Villain (6.16) - Step inside the studio to discover how the sound of the tornado was created using a variety of natural and manmade sounds and crafting slightly different sounds for each tornado in the film.
- Tricked-Out Trucks (4.31) - Director Lee Isaac Chung, Glen Powell, and others discuss some of the enhancements made to the storm-chasing vehicles used in the film, many of which were based on customizations used by actual storm-chasers.
- Feature Commentary with Director Lee Isaac Chung - Recorded shortly after the film was finished, Chung displays his enthusiasm for the project as he discusses a wide swath of topics including casting, locations, visual effects, and his desire to have a few nods to the first film included. He is clearly not operating from a script and instead relies on his memory.
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