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Nikola V @Nikola77 Jan 17 Sentimental romantic movie, still works years later See more Tyler G @tylergross121 Sep 19 Great cast and setting. Dreyfuss is so deeply unlikable that it underminds the movie a bit. Brad Johnson doesn't work. Holly Hunter is amazing. A mixed bag in a forgotten Spielberg movie. It is pretty good, but not great. See more Joel H @RT47793553 Sep 16 Always has always had a special place in my heart. It made a big impact on me the first time that I saw it, and those emotions have stuck with me since then. Even though this Steven Spielberg film is dripping with sentimentality, I think it works because every single character is authentic and likeable. Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter, and John Goodman carry this story with relative ease, and I think everyone would love to be greeted by the calming presence of Audrey Hepburn when they reach the other side. I have actually been surprised to learn that Always is not as beloved by all as it is by me. See more Brian B @RT85732678 Sep 10 A chic flick for men See more Allison B @AliB0912 Jun 18 It's one of those movies that something reminds you to go look for it to watch again after many years. See more SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch Apr 18 "Always," a film from 1989 featuring John Goodman, Holly Hunter, and Richard Dreyfuss, tells the story of a firefighter pilot who battles blazes in the sky. The narrative weaves together a romance between the two lead characters, with Goodman providing comic relief while also bringing depth during a poignant moment involving a character's death. However, I found the film to be excessively lengthy. It drags on more than necessary, which may alienate general audiences. Critics might view it favorably due to their professional obligation to analyze films, but for the average viewer, it feels overly extended and sluggish. It's not a movie I would choose to revisit; while it had its moments, it ultimately doesn't resonate with me. It appears that the film was attempting to ride the coattails of "Top Gun's" success, but it fails to capture the same energy or deliver a comparable experience. Dreyfuss, in this scenario, is like a less charismatic version of Tom Cruise, which made it unlikely for the film to live up to "Top Gun's" high standards. See more Read all reviews

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