The Kramers - In any case, the child can't be hurt anymore.

Leopold 2022-03-24 09:01:37

An ordinary and bland story has become very interesting due to the perfect technique of the choreographer and the excellent performances of famous artists. At the end of the special film, Ted Kramer pretended to be ordinary on the face of extreme pain in his heart. When he told his son Billy that he had to live with Mommy, the deep love between father and son really touched the audience. I am afraid that everyone will think this way: such a pair of father and son, is it not good to let them live on each other like this? Joanna finally saw it too, recognized it, and told Ted with sincere tears that although the court had awarded her Billy, she had decided in good faith to give up. Regardless of whether Joanna had left their father and son to run away from home for a thousand reasons, ten thousand reasons, this is not what this film is about. The film is to say: yes, no matter what, children can no longer be hurt.

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Kramer vs. Kramer quotes

  • Billy Kramer: What did you do when you were little?

    Ted Kramer: I guess about the same things you do.

    Billy Kramer: Did you watch "The Brady Bunch"?

    Ted Kramer: No. We didn't have any television.

    Billy Kramer: You didn't?

  • Billy Kramer: What else didn't you have when you were little?

    Ted Kramer: We didn't have lots of things.

    Billy Kramer: Like?

    Ted Kramer: Like a lot of things.

    Billy Kramer: What kind?

    Ted Kramer: Come here. We didn't have diet soda. We had egg creams - which is a little bit of chocolate syrup and a little bit of seltzer water and a little bit of milk and you went Shoooosh! all swooshed up when you drank it and it was de-licious. We didn't have the Mets, but, we had the Brooklyn Dodgers. We had the Polo Grounds. We had Ebbits Field. Ah, boy, those were the days. And we didn't have the Volkswagens; but, we had all those different kind of cars with the funny names on 'em. We didn't have any Burger Kings or McDonalds. We had automats where you went inside and you put a quarter in and you get, you know, a piece of pie or a sandwich that you see through a window. We didn't have any graffiti; but, we had this guy, Kilroy, and he went down the street...