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New York, New York: Old Hollywood Charm Washed in Reality
Martin Scorsese’s production of New York, New York is the definition of artistic incongruity. Operating mostly out of shock value, the vibrant colored, musical spectacle is juxtaposed with predatory and abusive behavior.
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Bobby Deerfield: Not Your Usual Sports Drama
Bobby Deerfield is an unexpected romance loosely based around the premise of a sports story. Shallow, self-important, and selfish competitive formula 1 racer pursues his dreams regardless of the familial baggage he carries around from his estranged brother or loveless relationship with his French girlfriend, Lydia.
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Kramer vs. Kramer: A Family Drama
Kramer vs. Kramer thrives in the subtleties that it portrays. It uncovers the unfortunate situation of divorce between two individuals that loved each other but lost themselves along the way.
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The Godfather Part II: A Worthy Contender
The Godfather II debuts off-the-heels of the first film a mere two years later. Bearing in mind the commercial success achieved by its predecessor, the second film attempts to strike lightning again – and it nearly does so without a hitch.