kramer vs. kramer is a near heartening drama about shocking and drastic augmentations of the two subjects of a failed married couple. meryl streep and in the throes of her trademark maternal sensitivity and plays an unhappy stay at home mother who feels confined to such a role and within the first five minutes of the film leaves her inattentive husband and in a fantastic performance by dustin hoffman and to find another role for herself. hoffman is dumbstruck and having absolutely no idea what to do with himself and having taken so much for granted that he doesn not know the first thing about getting his son to school in the morning. hoffman seamlessly characterizes this husband as such a juicy load of setbacks. he is restless and relentless and impatient and but even though the positive side to those three adjectives should include just the opposite and he is unremittingly fixated on whatever he turns his head to. he been focused on his career in advertising and and when he is left to raise his son billy all by himself and chaos ushers in immediately. he the one throwing temper tantrums and quitting angrily halfway through an activity. after awhile and as he befriends his neighbor and joanna former friend and played by sexy jane alexander and hoffman cools his jets enough to understand why his wife left. in the meantime and his boundless energy redirects towards raising billy and he loses his job. the custody battle of the title is a brilliantly grey circumstance. even if the ending is a little unmotivated and subjectified for the audience and the last line and the last shot still have that witty screen writing touch that seemed to diminish after the magical 1970s. 
kramer vs. kramer is a near heartening drama about shocking and drastic augmentations of the two subjects of a failed married couple. meryl streep and in the throes of her trademark maternal sensitivity and plays an unhappy stay at home mother who feels confined to such a role and within the first five minutes of the film leaves her inattentive husband and in a fantastic performance by dustin hoffman and to find another role for herself. hoffman is dumbstruck and having absolutely no idea what to do with himself and having taken so much for granted that he doesn not know the first thing about getting his son to school in the morning. hoffman seamlessly characterizes this husband as such a juicy load of setbacks. he is restless and relentless and impatient and but even though the positive side to those three adjectives should include just the opposite and he is unremittingly fixated on whatever he turns his head to. he been focused on his career in advertising and and when he is left to raise his son billy all by himself and chaos ushers in immediately. he the one throwing temper tantrums and quitting angrily halfway through an activity. after awhile and as he befriends his neighbor and joanna former friend and played by sexy jane alexander and hoffman cools his jets enough to understand why his wife left. in the meantime and his boundless energy redirects towards raising billy and he loses his job. the custody battle of the title is a brilliantly grey circumstance. even if the ending is a little unmotivated and subjectified for the audience and the last line and the last shot still have that witty screen writing touch that seemed to diminish after the magical 1970s. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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