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How War of the Worlds became Spielberg’s most controversial movie: ‘He lost his sense of decency’ … from the Independent Al Horner

Tom Bettenhausen6 hours ago01 mins

Arriving four years after the attack on the Twin Towers, Spielberg’s loose adaptation of the HG Wells classic – which turned 20 this week – utilised 9/11 imagery and a very era-specific sense of American panic to tell the story of an alien invasion. Many championed it. Others found it tasteless, writes Al Horner

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