Ariannah

I've seen a fair number of your videos and want to thank you for all I have learned in my own deconstruction/deconversion path. All the best for the coming years.

Enjoy adult governance. The lunatics will soon be in charge of the asylum.

Likewise. I pretty much only stay on twitter for the purpose of interacting with that part of BFE. I love this platform so far.

Aww thanks for noticing. You addressed the many complex dynamics about role of women as portrayed in the movie from someone else's comment on twitter, so i thought that was a neat coincidence. Very sweet of you!

It's also a wonderful movie for discussing role of women/divorce in the 70s vs now. My husband and I discussed how we feel about Meryl Streep's character vs how the movie probably wanted us to feel about her. (I've never read the book). A lot of reading between the lines with very little screentime.

We're recording on #KramerVsKramer this week in honour of its 45th anniversary.

What are your thoughts on the 1979 Dustin Hoffman/Meryl Streep film? Share them here and hear them on the pod.

#PodcastRecommendations #Movie #Film

I absolutely loved this movie. Dustin Hoffman and Justin Henry had incredible chemistry in their father/son roles. Meryl Streep played the struggling wife and I can see why they got all the oscars. A beautiful and emotional film! I give it 10 stars.

Everything new seems ideal at first glance. I like it here so far. How are you?