Amen L.A., There is nothing humorous about the destructive force of nature why are these people laughing about seeing destruction.It is awe inspiring not funny,not something to cheer about. The audio track of this video should be replaced with something,anything more appropriate. Perhaps more wows than giggles, laughter and woo-hoos.

Roger Hill's Ultimate Tornadoes contains video of a number of breathtaking storms and tornadoes - from the moment of their creation on through until their dissolution.Of course, the magnificent beauty and immense power of Nature is an awesome thing to behold.Just one request...
I would ask Roger and whomever is traveling with him to, Please, try to refrain from repeatedly hollering out things like "Yeah, baby!" and "Whoo-Hoo!" and posing triumphantly in front of the tornadoes... especially whilst these monster storms are plowing through towns and destroying homes, farms and businesses behind them.If they're unable to do this... how about editing the cheers out afterward?I understand that they're excited to be able to catch these events first-hand and on video... but hooting and hollering while people are in harm's way and property is being destroyed strikes me as rather insensitive.

The phrase "terrible beauty" comes to mind. I've seen tornadoes, growing up in Tornado Alley, and some are beautiful, some are not, but they are always fascinating to me.

The film shown in this Roger Hill collection is truly spectacular. Without the sound I THINK it would have been better, I think we could probably identify at least one voice we'd all like to silence. But occasionally we get something out of hearing the conversation in the car, and perhaps that makes the irritating back chatter worth putting up with.

I would have liked to have known where they were.

Amazing that such destructive nature is giveb such a gorgeous background(re:11:20)

The tornado at 11:20 was just beautiful.