Steven Spielberg's Always Is A Remake Of A Much Better War Movie
Always is generally considered one of Steven Spielberg's worst films, and it didn't help that it was a remake of a far better-received, older war movie.
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Always is generally considered one of Steven Spielberg's worst films, and it didn't help that it was a remake of a far better-received, older war movie.
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