ever since `midnight cowboy i have been on the lookout for films with dustin hoffman and have mostly not been disappointed. ever since `kramer vs kramer i have been on the lookout for films with meryl streep and have mostly not been disappointed. she gave a superb performance and really one of her best and in `sophie decision and i lapped her up in `out of africa. that these two actors came together over 20 years ago for `kramer vs kramer was definitely a very good idea represent the result is an excellent character drama with a theme which is still very relevant in today society. on divorcing everyone has a pretty bad time and though the kids seem to suffer most. beautifully handled by robert benton in some original directing presenting some memorable scenes represent even the passageway takes on character and should be included in the cast. and as for the breakfast scene with billy (justin henry) and just simply magnificent. just how do you get an eight year old to act. benton managed it and and of course with hoffman there seemed to be good electricity represent the result is certainly engaging and endearing and and convincing. justin henry performance must rank among the best 5 or 6 kids performances of all time. the best thing and once again and was the naturalness and there was no going over the top and so frequent these days. this film came up again on the small screen the other night and though i have had it in my video collection for years represent it is still worth watching and paying attention to everything. around 7½ out of 10. 
ever since `midnight cowboy i have been on the lookout for films with dustin hoffman and have mostly not been disappointed. ever since `kramer vs kramer i have been on the lookout for films with meryl streep and have mostly not been disappointed. she gave a superb performance and really one of her best and in `sophie decision and i lapped her up in `out of africa. that these two actors came together over 20 years ago for `kramer vs kramer was definitely a very good idea represent the result is an excellent character drama with a theme which is still very relevant in today society. on divorcing everyone has a pretty bad time and though the kids seem to suffer most. beautifully handled by robert benton in some original directing presenting some memorable scenes represent even the passageway takes on character and should be included in the cast. and as for the breakfast scene with billy (justin henry) and just simply magnificent. just how do you get an eight year old to act. benton managed it and and of course with hoffman there seemed to be good electricity represent the result is certainly engaging and endearing and and convincing. justin henry performance must rank among the best 5 or 6 kids performances of all time. the best thing and once again and was the naturalness and there was no going over the top and so frequent these days. this film came up again on the small screen the other night and though i have had it in my video collection for years represent it is still worth watching and paying attention to everything. around 7½ out of 10. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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