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Essential viewing for anyone who watches TV news as it may help to become a little more sceptical, or even cynical.
After each viewing, you are sure to feel warm and uplifted.
I had the privilege recently of viewing what is said to be the last 35mm, Technicolor, stereo print and found it much livelier and more touching than remembered.
During my first viewing of Ray I forgot I was watching a movie I felt like a peeping tom watching this man's life thru a window.
I have seen this film on 3 different occasions.On the first occasion,I was bowled over by this film.It appeared as a very kind film to me.I hated this film as a sentimental garbage on my second viewing.However my third viewing reasserted my belief that it is a good film.There is a lot of emotional power in this film especially scenes of emotional confrontation between Mr Kramer and Madam Kramer.There are some scenes in which Meryl Streep appears a cruel person despite the fact that she is a beauty in real life.Dustin Hoffman appears as a lost hero unable to grapple with the recent task of his child's custody.There was even a controversy on the sets of this film.According to the master cameraman Nestor Almendros there was a shot in which he just escaped getting hurt as the character of Mr.Kramer,in order to show the intensity of his anger,decides to break a glass hard.Luckily nothing happened to Nestor.Kramer versus Kramer shows the destruction of a family structure.It also tells how family must be maintained if there are kids involved.
But the film itself, to me anyway, is reasonably historically accurate and as I said before, well acted and "flows" very well-I bet I've seen it 50 or 60 times, and enjoy each viewing more than the one before.
His performance contains some of the most Hilarious and Real moments I have ever experienced as a viewing audience.
I saw this movie on a night i couldn't sleep, i loved it and searched to find out when it would be on again, probably the best movie i have ever seen, at the time, and even now the cast is full of people i had never seen before but it seems like a real life story based out of NYC, This is the kind of movie that elevates the viewing pleasure because you see it, hear it and feel it, from the moment i saw Wirey drinking a beer and watching the game i imagined what it must be like to grow up without a father, there are so many lines from this movie i use on a daily basis like "the personal alone time" in the bathroom drinking a 7-11 beverage, GREAT FILM
If you're a science fiction fan, and you've only seen this movie once, please, PLEASE go and treat yourself to a second viewing.
It is a memorable comedy that is worth more than one viewing.
A very worthwhile viewing.
The first viewing I did a lot of chuckling, no laughing out loud really.
It wasn't until the second viewing the movie really started to take a hold on me and the humor was that much funnier.
It reminded me of Austin Powers, first viewing it was all right, then the real fun began telling people about it, just talking about each scene and the set up.
Great movies don't have to be blockbuster epic productions, and this movie is very very worthy of viewing.
It is certain that no American studio would have even considered making a film of such strong content, and that is precisely why this is such a satisfying film (despite some unusual accent choices for the dubbing) and will definitely have people discussing its meanings long after viewing it.
Essential viewing, as long as you aren't completely averse to scenes of people shooting up.
I must have seen this movie about four or five times already, and it gets better with each viewing.
First time I liked it but by the 3rd viewing I was loving it.
Recently, my viewing has taken the form of stapled classics like "Raging Bull" or "Raiders of the Lost Ark", but this time my VCR took me away from modern conveniences and plopped me right down in front of Lionel Jeffries' "The Railway Children".
One discovery that I found after the third viewing is Lauren Ambrose of '6 Feet Under' fame.
Highly recommended; if you've suffered a meaningful personal loss, such as the death of a parent, I would even call this film necessary viewing.
It is a shame that the Gershwin family and Goldwyn Estate has pulled this great movie from the viewing, thereby depriving the public from seeing some of the most wonderful actors and performances ever packed into one motion picture.
Dekalog Five was an interesting viewing experience for me, because of the question Kieslowski seems to subtly ask the audience.
I don't know what the critics were viewing when this movie was released, but it slipped by them unnoticed.
runs a bit long, but nonetheless a worthwhile viewing for those interested in very dark movies.
Having just come home from my third viewing of The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit, I decided to jump on IMDb and see what others thought.
A fascinating viewing experience, but I think THE CAT'S PAW is not available on video/DVD yet.
It is hard to put the devastating beauty of Traffik to words, partly because I am still grasping to comprehend it myself, several hours after my second viewing.
A masterful film, but don't expect light viewing... to some, the final scenes could be more graphic than anything imaginable, even though no blood or violence is shown.
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