Name: Jamaica C.

Tambis
Grade & Section: STEM 12 - A
Subject: Disaster Readiness Risk-Reduction
Instructor: Ms. Therese Jamora Samoranos

1. What were your expectations before watching the movie or the film?
- That the movie will demonstrate to the audiences or viewers how a
natural phenomenon cannot be stopped by humankind. And that
people shouldn't ignore or belittle such horrific calamities that could
potentially traumatize the people.

2. How did you feel while and after watching the movie?
- It was intense and nerve-wracking. I have never seen a tornado like
that. Additionally, it was terrifying to watch every scene in the film.

3. What scenes struck you most and why?

- Pete dedicated his life to saving and protecting his coworkers and the
other people inside the manhole. When he did that in the final scene, I
was moved and felt a little disheartened. At first, I got upset because of
his greed to shoot an angle of a tornado even if it's horrifying for his
other coworkers and the way he acted toward them. And at the end, he
did what he pleased, and I am grateful that at least before he passed
away, he saw how stunning the sky was above the tornado.

4. What did you learn from the movie?

- People need to take the news more seriously and refrain from being
obstinate in ways that could cause suffering. And nobody should act
recklessly or make a mockery of natural occurrences in order to gain
attention or popularity. Be on guard and pay attention to those who
have more knowledge about any catastrophe or event.

5. How did the decisions of the characters in the movie impact others?
- Many lives would have been saved if they had cancelled the graduation
and scheduled it for another day. Also, Allison and Gary warned
Principal Thomas that if she did not take their advice, all of the pupils
and other teachers might already be dead. As a meteorologist, Allison
is aware that the entire school will be destroyed by the tornado, as is
Gary, who is currently searching for Donie. Gary's son persuaded
Principal Thomas to get everyone on the school bus and evacuate
before the tornado struck.