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Kramer vs. Kramer [Blu-ray]

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Meryl Streep (Actor), Dustin Hoffman (Actor), Robert Benton (Director) Rated:

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Winner of 5 Academy Awards®, Kramer vs. Kramer is a ground- breaking drama about the heartbreak of divorce and the struggle between work and family. Young husband and father Ted Kramer (Dustin Hoffman) loves his family - and his job, which is where he spends most of his time. When he returns home late one evening from work, his wife Joanna (Meryl Streep) confronts him and then leaves him, forcing Ted to become the sole caregiver to their six-year-old son. Now, Ted must learn to be a father while balancing the demands of his high-pressure career. But just as Ted adapts to his new role and begins to feel like a fulfilled parent, Joanna returns. And now she wants her son back.

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Actors: Meryl Streep, Dustin Hoffman, Jane Alexander, Justin Henry, Howard Duff
Directors: Robert Benton
Producers: Stanley R. Jaffe, Stanley Jaffe
Format: Blu-ray, Anamorphic, Color, Dolby, Subtitled, Widescreen
Language: English
Subtitles: French, Portuguese, Spanish, English
Dubbed: French, Portuguese, Spanish
Subtitles for the Hearing Impaired: English
Region: All Regions
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number of discs: 1
Rated:
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Parental Guidance Suggested
Studio: Columbia Pictures
DVD Release Date: February 17, 2009
Run Time: 105 minutes
Average Customer Review: 341 customer reviews
ASIN: B001MVYUQ6
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #35,804 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #3017 in Movies & TV > Blu-ray > Drama

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A very special film, even 30+ years later

ByKGon January 28, 2012

Format: Blu-rayVerified Purchase

A wonderful, beautifully acted film about the meanings of love,
friendship, and above all parenthood. This is the film where Robert
Benton's complex humanism really comes to full flower.

In a situation that almost demands taking sides - a sudden divorce
leading to an unprepared father taking over childcare only to be
challenged for custody when the mother returns 18 months later - Benton
manages to make everyone a complex human being, with strengths and
weaknesses, trying their best to do the right thing in a painful, messy
situation.

Hoffman, who has been brilliant so many times playing characters far
from himself is perhaps the most moving he's ever been playing a
character that director Benton described as really, honestly playing
himself - perhaps the hardest character of all. Streep takes a woman
who could have easily come off as the villain of the piece, and makes
you understand her actions - - even abandoning her little boy. Jane
Alexander is wonderful and subtle as the slowly developing friend
Hoffman makes as a single father, and young Justin Henry is utterly
real in a way few child actors are as the 7 year old stuck in the
middle. It's also beautifully, if understatedly shot by Nestor
Almendros.

It's flaws are minor. Some of the supporting roles, while played by
terrific character actors, are a bit more one note and characturish
than they need be. And some of the courtroom theatrics feel just a tiny
bit... well, theatrical. Also, there's a logic point that's always bugged
me - why doesn't Hoffman - doing quite well on Madison Avenue, hire a
part-time housekeeper or nanny to help him from becoming terminally
overloaded by the combination of career and single parenthood? Last
family politics have changed enough in 31 years that no longer would
the climactic court fight stack up quite the same way - it's no longer
a rarity for a man to want custody of his children - but that's not a
flaw in the film, just a welcome reminder that some things do get
better.

And none of the above are enough to detract from the fact that this is
storytelling and acting of the highest order.

The blu-ray, while not a dramatic leap from the fine DVD, is still
a worthwhile upgrade. The additional richness and texture in
both the image and the sound gives the film an even greater
sense of immediacy.

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Dated material? Absolutely. Great Performances? Absolutely. Awesome blu-ray transfer? Absolutely!

ByMilo Januson June 28, 2015

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Gorgeous, film-like blu-ray transfer that will please any lover of actual FILM and not video games that pass as movies. Dated material? Yes, but that doesn't make the film less powerful - you just have to skew your mind to a time when a woman's only job was supposed to be "full time breeder" and not intelligent, career-minded professional who (gasp!) also would like a family. The look on Dustin Hoffman's face when he discovers her current salary says it all (spoiler alert - she makes more than he does). Who cares? My woman can make double what I make as long as she's happy and buys me a plate of spaghetti and meatballs once in a while from a local old school eatery. Yeah, I said it. Future actors take note - the "white wine" scene is this movie alone is worth twice the price of the blu-ray itself. A great, emotional film from beginning to end.

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Timeless movie / great acting by all

Bycomedy loveron December 4, 2015