This tornado documentary is a work of art. The power and destruction of tornadoes is backed by a soundtrack of electronic music that is haunting and beautiful. It is mood-altering. The documentary side of it features facts (and a little bit of poetry) from a few narrators, including Neil Armstrong. I'm no expert on tornadoes, so I can't judge the accuracy of the facts. The footage of tornadoes dates back all the way to 1928.The most captivating thing about it, though, is that for long stretches of the program, the narrator is silent, with only the ambient music and occasionally sounds from the tornadoes creating the atmosphere to match these stunning images. Like listening to Tangerine Dream, this film is spellbinding enough to put me in a trance.