Summary
- Director Lee Isaac Chung appears to be distancing himself from pushing climate-change alarmism in his film “Twisters”
- Originally touted as championing climate-change policies, Chung now emphasizes that films should not be message-oriented
- The lack of direct reference to climate change in “Twisters” has surprised some, given the initial marketing push
- Despite the change in messaging, the film is still currently in theaters
