Whatever you say about Danny Stewart’s “Soldier: From Script to Screen,” a 25th anniversary 134-page slice of obsessional archaeology about the Kurt Russell-starring sidequel to
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I have a friend who sometimes says something is a good film, but it’s not a good film for what it’s supposed to be. We