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Get in, loser — we’re seeingTwisters.

Yup, the long-awaited sequel to the 1996 action classic finally hits theaters on Friday.

So, this isn’t exactly a spoiler, but it seems worth talking about: DespiteTwistersbeing a movie about extreme weather, released during a time in which the Earth is experiencing a lot of extreme weather due to climate change, the movie apparently never mentions climate change. Like,at all.

If I’m confused, then you’re confused — but don’t worry, becauseTwistersdirectorLee Isaac Chungrecently toldCNNwhy the film doesn’t address, y’know, arguably the biggest issue that currently threatens life as we know it on this rock (NBD).

“I just wanted to make sure that with the movie, we don’t ever feel like it is putting forward any message,” he said. “I just don’t feel like films are meant to be message-oriented.”

“I think what we are doing is showing the reality of what’s happening on the ground," he added. “We don’t shy away from saying that things are changing. I wanted to make sure that we are never creating a feeling that we’re preaching a message, because that’s certainly not what I think cinema should be about.”

“I think [cinema] should be a reflection of the world,” he added.

Well, I’ll tell ya something — the world certainly ain’t getting any better any time soon! Anyway, catch the trailer once more below before you hit the multiplex this Friday:

A man with short hair and a rugged appearance leans out of the driver's window of a dirt-covered, heavily modified truck in a field

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A small plane flies low over a countryside dirt road while twin tornadoes twist in the background, moving towards a forested area

The image shows two people in an action scene inside a theater with damaged seats and debris. One person is being pulled to safety by another

Closeup of Lee Isaac Chung

Daisy Edgar-Jones and a man are in a dramatic scene with strong winds, looking distressed. Edgar-Jones is in a casual outfit, and Mackie is partly obscured

Daisy Jones, Glen Powell, and Lee Isaac Chung stand smiling on a grassy field near a red vehicle with equipment

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Anthony Ramos stand in front of a muddy truck, wearing casual outdoor attire, appearing concerned