Director:
Steven SpielbergCámara:
Mikael SalomonMúsica:
John WilliamsReparto:
Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter, Brad Johnson, John Goodman, Audrey Hepburn, Roberts Blossom, Keith David, Marg Helgenberger, Dale Dye, David Jackson (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Pete Sandich y su amigo Al Yackey son dos pilotos de extinción de incendios apasionados por el riesgo. Pete se enamora de Dorinda, pero eso no le hace dejar el trabajo. Cuando Pete muere para salvar a su compañero, Dorinda se sume en una profunda depresión y no encuentra fuerzas para seguir adelante. (United International Pictures)
Reseñas (4)
I'll admit that I wanted to see Always primarily because it stars Audrey Hepburn, but she didn't really warm film. Too bad! Story-wise, it's nothing new, I found the main characters quite annoying, but the actors in supporting roles made up for these shortcomings – John Goodman and Audrey. I was quite puzzled by the fact that the director is Steven Spielberg, from whom I would have expected something better. All in all, an average film that could have been made better – there are a few emotionally powerful scenes and some nice ideas, but much of it is shrouded in the grey of mediocrity.
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What can we say, as saccharine thing as it should be, with all its pros and cons of the film medium. But I still prefer the sincere and unpretentious beginning of the nineties to the later ultramodern experiments of all kinds. Spielberg has toned down on his creative signature, but it's still there, at least in some passages you can see it.
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What’s that? Spielberg's worst film? He missed the mark? None-sense? Come on! This is how I imagine the ideal film for everyone - it has romance, humor, good and great actors (yes, John Goodman), thrilling aerial scenes shot with such feeling and insight that they can't be from anyone else... Just unadulterated Spielberg, entertaining, rewarding and beautiful. And I suspect the writers of Ghost stole a little something from this film (although this film is also a remake).
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It's kind of clear from the start what this film is going to target. Your emotions. In fact, before watching it, I didn't even know Steven Spielberg had made something like this. The reason is probably quite prosaic. This just isn't a film that fundamentally stands out, although the scenes in the air are good. As a romance, however, it's classically cheesy and tear-jerking.
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