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Top 10 American Bare-All Scenes (10 movies items)

" Ushering in an era of divorce as an acceptable option for unhappy marrieds in America, this heartbreaking movie details the impact separation can have on a family, including the awkwardness of a parent's new single sex life. In this scene, the 7-year-old son confronts his father's first sex partner since the split in the hallway in the middle of the night -- she, of course, is naked. If your parents got divorced when you were young, then you know how impactful this scene can be; if your parent"

AFI's Top 10 Courtroom Drama Nominations (50 movies items)

"#3 Courtroom Drama Film"

My List Of Best and Worst Movie Fathers (50 movies items)

" Ted Krammer - Played by Dustin Hoffman He took over the Mother and Father role when the mother abandoned her son to 'find herself' and then he showed admirable restraint by not throwing her out a window when she tried to claim the kid back."

The Best Movies Ever, chosen by 94 actors (110 movies items)

" Quote: I was one of those kids who had never seen an indie film before I got to college. If it wasn't a big, huge tentpole movie, or if it wasn't on the radio, I hadn't experienced it. Then in college I started getting into independent movies, which led me to classic movies, which led me to all this different stuff. The 1970s movies, for me, were only discovered, unfortunately, as little as six or seven years ago. So Kramer vs. Kramer. Some of the greatest writing I've ever seen, some of the"

Alternate Best Picture Winners (1927-Today) (171 movies items)

"The mopey soap opera about divorce in which not a single solitary person resembles a real life human being. This was Oscar bait written all over it, and the Academy bought into it, hook, line and sinker."

Greatest Film Tearjerking Moments H - L (28 movies items)

"The scene in which separated dad Ted Kramer (Dustin Hoffman) read a heartless letter from "Mommy" Joanna (Meryl Streep) to their young son Billy (Justin Henry): "Mommy has gone away...Being your mommy was one thing, but there are other things too and this is what I have to do...I will always be your mommy and I will always love you. I just won't be your mommy in the house, but I'll be your mommy at the heart. And now I must go and be the person I have to be"; and Ted's heart-felt defense plea on"

Favorite Films of All Time (1998 Edition) (400 movies items)

"Debut"