Corrected entry: When Dorinda comes to see Pete off for the last time, she cycles up to his aircraft and climbs up the co-pilot's ladder to have her deep-and-meaningful. Trouble is, the ladder would have been retracted for takeoff - obviously. There was no way for the pilot to put the ladder down from the cockpit on the B26 'Marauder' Pete is flying, and when Dorinda gets to the side of his aircraft he is still getting out of the pilot's seat anyway.

Always (1989)
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Directed by: Steven Spielberg
Starring: John Goodman, Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter, Brad Johnson
Continuity mistake: When Dorinda comes to see Pete off the last time she throws her bike on the runway. When it falls down the front wheel turns so that it almost points backwards, but when she picks it up later it points ahead. (00:31:30)
Pete Sandich: Love! Ain't what it used to be.
Al Yackey: Oh there's only ever been two kinds: There's lash fires, which are all flame, burn themselves out and leave nothing. Then there's the long burning. That is nature's burn. Even when you think it's out, the forest floor is warm to the touch. That's the kind you and Dorinda got.
Pete Sandich: You're a poet, Al. You're a really bad poet, but you're a poet.
Trivia: Sean Connery was considered for the part of Hap, which eventually went to Audrey Hepburn.
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Correction: Pete is NOT flying a B-26 Marauder.The aircraft in question is the A-26 Invader built by Douglas.