The iconic movie Twister hit theaters on May 10, 1996. Twenty-five years later, the Twister Movie Museum in Wakita is ready to celebrate the anniversary. They told us we d have visitors for a couple of years, said Linda Wade, a Wakita resident and the museum s director.That forecast was a little off. Wade said two years turned into 25, and people still come from all over the world. This is a real Dorothy, the one that was used in all the demolition scenes, Wade said. There are some pretty ones out there, but mine is the one with character. Bill Paxton, who died in 2017, is remembered fondly at the museum. He was one of our favorite stars, Wade said. He played football the whole time he was in Wakita and actually donated the football to the museum a few years after the movie. Paxton also generously donated a Twister pinball machine to the museum before he died. And if you re really good, you can get a tornado, and it has like three balls that are flung around like debri