Kramer vs. Kramer (3/8) Movie CLIP - Billy Acts Out (1979) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Billy (Justin Henry) refuses to eat his dinner and eats ice cream instead against his father's (Dustin Hoffman) wishes.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Robert Benton's Oscar-winning adaptation of Avery Corman's bestseller takes on contemporary problems of divorce and shifting gender roles, as a jilted husband learns how to be a nurturing father. Manhattan housewife Joanna Kramer (Meryl Streep) walks out on her workaholic ad man husband Ted (Dustin Hoffman), leaving their young son Billy (Justin Henry) in Ted's less than capable hands. Through trial and error, Ted learns how to take care of Billy, devoting more energy to his family than to his work, and finally losing his high-powered job because of his new priorities. When Joanna returns with her own lucrative job and the intent to take custody of Billy, Ted finds employment that won't interfere with his paternal duties. Even though he proves that he can do it all, Joanna still wins in court. Joanna, however, rethinks her desires when she finally grasps how close father and son have become. Addressing the male side of the self-actualization question, previously explored from the female perspective in such 1970s movies as An Unmarried Woman (1978), Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974), and The Turning Point (1977), Kramer focuses on Ted's evolution from absent parent to ideal father, as he learns to balance domestic and professional lives in the shifting late-1970s social landscape. Joanna's attempt to achieve the same, however, gets buried; only Streep's sensitive performance prevents Joanna from seeming an unsympathetic harridan. Critics praised the film's realistic depiction of Ted's travails, as well as the three lead actors' work; and audiences, perhaps facing the same questions of divorce and self-realization, turned it into a box-office smash. It went on to win five Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Supporting Actress.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1979)
Cast: Justin Henry, Dustin Hoffman
Director: Robert Benton
Producers: Richard Fischoff, Stanley R. Jaffe
Screenwriters: Robert Benton, Avery Corman
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[@jameskardys3452]

Fun fact: This entire scene was improvised. It wasn't in the script at all, and Dustin Hoffman and Justin Henry came up with it on the spot. The director, Robert Benton was so impressed that he kept it in the final film.

[@1f5sda]

How interesting!

[@emilycathcart7387]

I've read that before--that's probably why this scene worked so well!

[@robjamesvideo]

My understanding is that the scene was improv BUT they came up with the idea during rehearsals and the director was so impressed he added the scene into the film. I think it’s testament to the actors abilities that it feels so natural.

[@PussnBoot2516]

Cool, I didn't know that. They both played it really well

[@The_Beast_666]

WTF! Really? i never knew that!!!

[@raulquiroz7492]

I wouldn't dare act like that with my father. He only had to give me a look and I understood. This dad is incredibly patient.

[@laracroftvideos]

Well I'm terribly sorry to hear you were most likely a victim of abuse and didn't know it. I'm not saying a child doesn't need to be disciplined or told no sometimes, but a little psychology as opposed to the fear, fear, and more fear approach comes a long way, you know. Especially later in life. I'd love to see a sequel with the kid in his teenage years; I wonder what Mr. Kramer's strategy for raising an adolescent son would be. Given his exemplary parenting in this scene, the communication between him and his son would most likely be non-existent at that point as the boy would have developed a fear response to his father which could lead to him just keeping personal problems away from him... not healthy!

[@Србомбоница86]

@@laracroftvideos I actually liked that fear

[@laracroftvideos]

@@Србомбоница86 To each his own ;)

[@kgunitkeese17]

@@laracroftvideos no offense, but that is not necessarily abuse. I have a five-year-old nephew and he definitely pushes his parents buttons all the time. He literally has to have his name called more than five times before he realizes that his parents are talking with him. That’s not me saying he’s a bad kid, on the contrary. Children at that age typically are incapable of listening until there are consequences. It seems that we always learn lessons the hard way. Act like a brat and you’ll suffer the consequences. Actions have consequences. You don’t discipline your offspring the chances of them getting away with it increase and they won’t learn anything. Once that discipline is inherent in the child, they will usually think twice about doing it. I grew up with that look and immediately knew when I go to far. Because of that discipline when I was a teenager I would think twice before doing something. My group of teenage friends would do stupid stunts like push grocery carts into the middle of the road. I refused to do it because I knew that that was a stupid idea and would get in serious trouble for it. The other boys did not care, so what does that mean?

[@jldog134]

Mine too

[@agonyremnanttrap6789]

Peter: "I HATE YOU!!! I HATE YOU!!! I WANT MY MOMMY!!!!" Tom: "WELL, IM THE BEST YOU GOT!!!!"

[@NelvanaFan1971]

Stewie: Alright so

[@okjeffy6581]

I saw a family guy episode referencing this and a goanimate video too

[@khonwang6263]

I remember!!!!

[@ayjaythelnerexpressmixtraf5757]

Quagmire: GIGGTY

[@Simag13]

That’s where family guy got this scene from

[@waynemacfarland1546]

I remember seeing this when I was closer to Billy's age and I felt sorry for Billy. I'm closer to the dad's age now and I'm watching this and I feel sorry for the dad.

[@daph0307]

I feel sorry for both.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

@@daph0307 So do I. I feel sorry for them both, Billy and his dad.

[@deanfarr3249]

Billy was like the luckiest kid in the world with the best dad. Billy was just mad because his mom wasn't home. Anybody with a father like this would sure be the top luckiest

[@daph0307]

@@deanfarr3249 going through a divorce and grieving about that isn't exactly a lucky trait. I hope you are not this kind of people that undermines other's emotions.

[@deanfarr3249]

@@daph0307 no but at least Billy's dad cared about him and was feeding him it could be worst because not many kids are fortunate like this growing up so I would consider him lucky

[@MegaBecks1981]

When kids do stuff like this, they’re testing their parents. This boy’s mom abandoned him so he’s checking “If I’m bad, will Dad leave me too?” He actually wants to get in trouble - he needs to know that his dad isn’t leaving him like his mother did.

[@daruisgrant6946]

Sfxchrhsfu

[@marysutton434]

@ymarrero23 yep.

[@rstein926]

And it was implied the reason Joanna left Ted was because Ted was apparently controlling his wife by having her stay at home and not let her have a life. But it could also be argued Ted barely noticed he had a wife or even a son either as he was too cooked up in his job.

[@CJ-wr7wq]

I agree

[@CJ-wr7wq]

😢

[@jcmat9917]

0:55 The way he “mocks” Billy… I always lose it there, even though it’s supposed to be a serious divorce drama… 😂😂

[@tenderpawsm473]

He could have handled Billy better.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@tenderpawsm473Says the 5 yr old.

[@tenderpawsm473]

Actually, I'm a Psych. 101 teacher. =)

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@tenderpawsm473 No you’re not.

[@jcmat9917]

@@tenderpawsm473 Could’ve. But if you apply logic to the situation (you say you’re a Psychologist, so you’d agree to this fact), you’d notice they were still getting used to each other, so there was going to be friction…

[@noorrougelewis6704]

This makes me sad. The kid was hurting inside over his parents divorce.

[@williampulfer-melville8536]

@Kirsty Birsty same here plus he was asking him repeatingly to finish his dinner and the kid just didn't listen sure Ted is passively aggressive for the first half of the movie he does improve himself as the film progresses but I can understand why he lashed out like that he was frustrated that his own child wasn't listening to him despite how many times he told him to finish his dinner

[@ternitamas]

life is tough, that kid will thank his dad later

[@surojitdeb1153]

Indian version is akele hum akele tum

[@schewitt1977]

Yes but if you let them get away with being like that they won't learn morals.

[@Luka1180]

@Kirsty Birsty Wrong. Watch the next scene and come back, please.

[@rstein926]

I am no a film critic or film geek but I am surprised this film doesn't have a place in the film registry for being 'culturally, historically or aesthetically significant" as this film deserves it due to the fact it tackles themes like sexism, single parenting, human rights and living in a broken family.

[@danbam3411]

I’m pretty sure it eventually will be tbh. This film tackled rather serious subject matters ahead of its time.

[@bulmarojimenez]

It's a bit too mawkish. The issues are underexplored. It's basically "dad has connection with son, mother realizes this is important".

[@lionelraoul]

Completely agree. Brilliant movie.

[@jcmat9917]

Maybe it will, at some point

[@theslayer9441]

It broke my heart when he said “I want my Mommy.” The mother was so selfish, just leaving her child like that.

[@masonthebluerabbid6611]

It was fake they were acting in this video they were acting they were actors

[@theslayer9441]

@@masonthebluerabbid6611 Reeeeeeaally, now?

[@masonthebluerabbid6611]

@@theslayer9441 because it’s a movie movies are fake because they were acting

[@rayvega3163]

​@@masonthebluerabbid6611bruh

[@wavybebes6979]

Her mental health was at stake.

[@fembot521]

He likes the way his mom does things and is expressing his anger. He is not used to his dad being a dad. Dad holds his ground which is what kids need.

[@tenderpawsm473]

Well he served him a disgusting meal. What child would not act up under the circumstances? Give Billy SOME say.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@tenderpawsm473What are you, 5 years old? It was not a disgusting meal. Grow up.

[@tenderpawsm473]

Yes it is a disgusting meal. And a defenseless animal had to die for that horrible dish.

[@tenderpawsm473]

Maybe someone should serve you an awful meal. If you think that ground up cow carcass isn't so bad, maybe blue fish could turn your stomach.

[@qqw743]

Holding one's ground is indeed a good thing for a parent to do. But mocking the kid, throwing him around, and shouting at him is the parent losing self control and is definitely not what a parent should do. The movie is brutally honest about how hard it is to keep one's cool as a parent.

[@je25ff]

As God as my witness, this is exactly what it's like being a single father.

[@kikirodriguez2282]

John Smith wow

[@danacarter9147]

Single mothers deal with that same experience as single dads do.

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

@@danacarter9147 but it varies.

[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

@@danacarter9147 Nobody said that they don't.

[@joel8583]

Give her a break.

[@teencritik5512]

One of the best and accurate representation of being a father. Realistically , eating ice cream before dinner is not a big deal but for a parent, that’s practically a violation.

[@tenderpawsm473]

Then, serve him something that's somewhat appealing. Then it's a win-win situation, even if it's fruit and yogurt for dinner. That beats the crap that he tried to make Billy eat.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@tenderpawsm473Says the 5 yr old.

[@tenderpawsm473]

I'm 44. How old are YOU?

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@tenderpawsm473 Old enough to know that you know nothing about raising children.

[@tenderpawsm473]

I've taught Developmental Psychology. Have you?

[@UncleDonkeyKong]

Watching this scene while eating a bowl of ice cream was probably one of the biggest guilty pleasures I had as a kid.

[@tophatjones2082]

LOL

[@maranathaorassin2735]

@@tophatjones2082

[@airjordansretrosneakers4511]

LOL

[@theshootingstars5192]

As a child it makes you lose your appetite for ice cream after watching this scene back in the day

[@isaiahwilliams7150]

I'm eating Salisbury Steak while watching this.

[@6oclocknewsat8]

"I want my mommy !" "Well, I'm all you got."

[@joel8583]

:(

[@angelarupp2121]

6 O'Clock News at 8 with TheImBrian Peter Griffin:I Hate You I Hate You I Want My Mommy. Tom Tucker:Well I'm The Best You've Got.

[@supertomdeluxe6676]

So the child didn't have his mom ? ;_;

[@gabrielstrainsproductions6541]

WELL I'M THE BEST YOU'VE GOT!!!!!

[@ninjanoh7014]

Super Tom Deluxe His mom left the both of them.

[@catherineo6989]

Watched this clip as part of a therapeutic parenting training. I think it’s awesome, as relevant then as it is now! Simply timeless! Awesome acting guys ❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@RonaldRegan314]

Tom tucker = Father of the year

[@action-compilation2532]

Tom Tucker sucks

[@michelleversace2219]

GersonM w

[@emilycathcart7387]

LOL I forgot about the Family Guy parody!

[@Papohawkiscool11AndFriends]

Action- Compilation shut up

[@Papohawkiscool11AndFriends]

Gm_314 I agree with you

[@moVwatchr67]

"I hate you right back you little shit!" I don't know why but I always think that's hilarious!

[@avatale8612]

moVwatchr67 IT IS NOOOOOOT!!!!!GET OUT YOU CHIDE ABUSING SUPPORTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@eleazar7053]

moVwatchr67 ⚡ /■ ■ ■\💢 | 🔥 🔥 | ⚡ | 👃 👂 ⚡ \＿👄💨/ I'm Sssso ANGRY! ♨♨♨♨♨♨♨

[@jeremykrane4855]

Ava Toys #triggered

[@lharoldmitchell2631]

Me too

[@maddystull8294]

+Ava tale i agree you Should not be Mean to Kids that don't like there Food

[@percyproductions634]

Peter: “I Want Some Ice Cream” Tom: No, Peter You Finish your food”

[@andresmaldonado4837]

Lol

[@defunnygalfunel8687]

I want my mooooooommy!

[@percyproductions634]

@@defunnygalfunel8687 WELL THE BEST YOU GOT!

[@evanholloway1692]

Tom: Hey! You get back here right now mister!

[@quarrylocomotiveproduction5439]

You know I'm going to do a remake of this movie scene however he and his dad change roles (dad I want some ice cream) (Billy no you finish your food)

[@megspitzer9406]

So this is where Family Guy got this scene from!😲

[@tonyparra8459]

Yeah I didn't realize that.

[@manicgamerthehedgehog]

Yeah

[@bmatmist]

It's alot more than i thought honestly

[@patrickngoun6489]

Yup

[@cursedmounthood3046]

😎 yes

[@hehhehhuhhuh7014]

Justin Henry is so underrated!! What fabulous acting along with Dustin & Meryl!! So well done by all!

[@InvestedGman]

0:55 I really hate to say this but him mocking his son about the ice cream really makes me laugh everytime. Lol

[@pookycat1626]

Yes, me too! 😂🤣😂

[@louise221b]

Hilarious !

[@jordanjacobson4812]

Epic lol

[@jordanjacobson4812]

Epic lollll

[@teencritik5512]

Me too, he is like « you see that it’s annoying »

[@Christoph8]

Never tell your kid there's ice cream.

[@tina6747]

Bad kids Eating food And kids like ice cream

[@m1lkt3e]

Exactly. But my brother hates everything but chicken XD And by everything, I mean rice, and other stuff

[@elainemurray5175]

Good point

[@trevorhawkins2596]

@@tina6747 qAdw to thifa

[@atas2561]

😂 so true!

[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

Classic scene. Hoffman deserved his Oscar.

[@brookehanley3659]

I loved the scene with Joanna in the restaurant with the wine glass!

[@The_Beast_666]

@@brookehanley3659 me too!

[@The_Beast_666]

@Renegade Amen

[@j.b.9260]

Dustin was great in this role, but it's still a travesty that Peter Sellers didn't win that year.

[@kendrajones6286]

That dad sucks 😤😤😤

[@markbrown5167]

The way Billy takes the lid off that ice cream and just flings it, all while staring at his dad and daring him to do something...

[@waynemacfarland1546]

I watched this when I was Billy's age and I said to myself, "Poor Billy." Now I'm watching this as a grownup and I'm saying to myself, "Such a brat!"

[@daph0307]

Maybe, but he was confused and hurt. I can't help feeling bad for him too.

[@patrickngoun6489]

Well that's not good

[@briarrose29]

@@daph0307 I agree. Divorce wasn’t as common, even back then, so this movie terrified me in a deep level. I think it terrified a lot of kids.

[@gulpnarturkiye8625]

Billy Got What he Deserved

[@pamelabacker2420]

@@gulpnarturkiye8625 You clearly don't understand Billy, and why he acted out.

[@KattyKoo-g5n]

This movie takes on a whole new meaning once you have kids. You can empathize with him before you have kids, but once you DO have them, you totally and absolutely get it. Great film. And whoever thinks Family Guy came first, do your research and stop making my head hurt.

[@markjameson2516]

“Yes I did remember to bring the chocolate chip ice cream home.” That’s the best thing ever

[@prussiangreen6940]

This is why I can’t imagine myself parenting. Also, sorry mom and dad.

[@mcfarland546]

this scene is in family guy

[@silenceofthehills7610]

Yep -Hank

[@majorbush4467]

you are Seth MacFarlane's kid

[@slashbash1347]

+MERKJBLAZE Everything is in Family Guy.

[@plushblueep]

That's a funny scenario.

[@Alexprodi1]

+MERKJBLAZE Yeah, until very recently, I didn't realized this was the scene Family Guy's scene was referencing.

[@JoshuaVideoStudios]

This was referenced in Finding Nemo! Now you listen to me! If you put one fin on that boat, you’ll be in very very big trouble!

[@michaelmurawski7451]

Kid: I HATE YOU dad: WELL I HATE YOU BACK Y OU LITTLE SHIT me laughing so hard

[@katietots89]

***** No it's actually rated R. It has a full frontal nudity scene. Nowadays it would probably be PG13 but this was made in 1979.

[@jacoblobner8770]

***** I watch it 1 month ago

[@mmarston332]

Michael Murawski LOL!

[@agustinaibarra8737]

BrandontheMovieGuy

[@MultiSuperguy101]

Katherine Mathis No it's PG. It clearly states that on the back of the Blu Ray cover.

[@DJMOBY100]

"And I hate you back, you little s****!" Wow!

[@tyrese3745]

Ted does not hate Billy back, or he wouldn't care about that boy. Billy started it. And Ted finished it.

[@The_Beast_666]

@@tyrese3745 Righteous

[@amsaric]

Christopher Howell Billy is a CHILD. His prefrontal cortex is literally not developed enough to be held responsible for “starting it.” The male adult however, should have had a sufficiently developed prefrontal cortex to be able to handle himself significantly better.

[@isaacmutale6546]

Lol

[@isaacmutale6546]

@Kirsty Birsty exacly

[@nez9751]

When this movie came out I was a similair age to the kid in this. I remember my mum going out on a girls night out to the local cinema to watch this movie. Just reminds me of part of my childhood . Later on I watched the movie as an adult and it’s a great film, intense, the arguments between him and his kid I relate to as being a parent , when the kid has the accident in the park etc etc. it’s a really good film.

[@Thewingkongexchange]

Until last year I hadn't even seen this film, but recently it's become so relevant to my life that I have to revisit scenes like this on a regular basis.

[@alanmorris7669]

Justin Henry was the best child actor of all time. He had a way of making you forget you're watching a movie. I wish he had gotten more acting roles as a kid.

[@tonysstudent8721]

Haley Joel Osment

[@alanmorris7669]

@@tonysstudent8721 Haley was good too, but Justin was only 7 in "Kramer vs Kramer." Haley was 10 in "The Sixth Sense."

[@tonysstudent8721]

@@alanmorris7669 If you have seen the performances then you must know that there's no room for comparison between the two. Haley's performance is so far ahead in The Sixth Sense that I don't think Justin could have had pulled that of at any age. Unfortunately I haven't watched A.I but I guess that's also a really good performance from Haley. Anyway, I am really sorry that you had to reply for a 10 months old comment. Must be weird cause you might have forgotten about this comment 😂.

[@alanmorris7669]

@@tonysstudent8721 You don't know what kind of performance Justin would've given in "The Sixth Sense," had he been as old as Haley. Justin wasn't camera-shy, but very convincing and could even cry on command. Unfortunately, he didn't have many lines in "Kramer Vs Kramer" but if he did, you would be the first to say he was a cut above Haley.

[@tonysstudent8721]

@@alanmorris7669 bro I love you for being so respectful. Can you please watch The Sixth Sense again?

[@-justthatash567]

I died laughing when the dad grabbed him and sent him to bed 😂

[@GRINGLES_DOES_STREAM]

Soooooo funny 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@XG2582]

Meanest and Rudest Dad that ever seen!

[@imahotmess872]

y is it funny

[@redips]

And billy kicked him lol

[@patrickngoun6489]

Yup

[@EIGHTIEESALWAYS]

Poor kid...he miss his mum very much. This movie is very emotional

[@masonthebluerabbid6611]

It’s fake he was acting

[@pedrobakale7180]

"You put that ice cream in your mouth and you are in very, very, VERY big trouble." hahahah

[@mmarston332]

Pedro Bakale LOL!

[@sphansel3257]

What If He Said Very , Infinite Times ? Laughing my butt Off. Then Billy would've finished the ice cream

[@emilycathcart7387]

LOL I remember hearing that as a child...and when I pushed my limits I WAS in very, very, VERY big trouble!

[@m1lkt3e]

*shOVes iN mOUth*

[@sphansel3257]

@@emilycathcart7387 same ! 😂

[@delrey874]

One of my all time favorite movies ever👌 Hoffman and Meryl were great there.

[@brandoninglin7566]

1:50- 2:04-2:06 is my favorite part of the video ‼️💯

[@sonnylindfield3771]

If Billy listened to his father this wouldn't happen.

[@KaitlynSmith-wo2zg]

NO BECAUSE HE HURT THAT LITTLE BOY AND CALLED HIM A LITTLE SHIT!!!!!

[@sonnylindfield3771]

+Kaitlyn Smith if Billy hadn't said he hated his dinner the first time when he really liked it, ate it all he would've had some ice cream that way.

[@KaitlynSmith-wo2zg]

Still the dad hurt the kid and that was unessasary

[@sonnylindfield3771]

+Kaitlyn Smith yet he still goes straight for the ice cream when his dad said he can't have until he eats his dinner.

[@KaitlynSmith-wo2zg]

Yeah but he is a little kid I don't think that's righ

[@Channel-ew9dr]

Justin Henry was miraculous here. Perfection! This movie is timeless.

[@jcmat9917]

That’s why he became the youngest person ever to be nominated for a competitive acting Oscar for his work here…

[@emilysgottalent4806]

I don't know why but I find it funny how Billy still gets the ice cream and still keeps a straight face

[@shwheat6315]

The father could have locked it up

[@Luispbringstheheat]

That food actually looked good I would've cleaned that whole plate

[@danielpound9135]

Mmm needs some more gravy and some rice lol

[@claudiacisneros8107]

1:50 I Can’t Stop Laughing At This!

[@WeaknessorWickedness]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

Piper Gray Some Assembly Required

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

DQ

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

Scary

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

Favorite

[@Notbrakes245]

“WELL IM THE BEST YOU GOT!”

[@jamesslepak3308]

Desghidorah The great Krammers Dad-1979

[@MarioM3899]

I W A N T M O M MY

[@por22ito]

@Saacid Ibrahim he's quoting from family guy

[@josiah8923]

2:04 OH My Gosh He Said A Bad Word!!!

[@wfiedevi5373]

josiah 892 *gasps* MY DAD SAYING A BAD WORD TOO IN REAL LIFE FOR REAL ;-;

[@EphemeralProductions]

God forbid. lol

[@candycorn777]

honestly I really don’t care

[@nadaydradavis9285]

Why did he said a curse word? Isn’t this movie rated PG!?

[@partyrock2081]

Yep it’s PG

[@ydkmn-pb2bc]

Wow everyone's always talking about Meryl Streeps acting, but this kid deserves every oscar...

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

Fairytail

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

Pony Tail

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

Pony Gabby

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

Pony

[@sharonsittingeagle9438]

3mily

[@jonathanmendoza2319]

tom tucker & Peter Giffin Brought Me Here

[@0008Seconds]

1:51 RackaRacka's Ronald Mcdonald would repeatedly punch the child in the face. Reminds me of that vine when that clown punched a kid

[@Benratbag1997]

Billy didn’t feel like eating his dinner because he was struggling with Joanna’s absence, it’s quite common with kids when something is upsetting them they don’t feel like eating their dinner at all. Ted should’ve really had a proper chat with Billy asking him what was wrong instead of just forcing him to eat his dinner and having a go at him for getting the ice cream out. But then he too was struggling because of having to balance with looking after Billy as a single parent and working at the same time.

[@danielpound9135]

I agree with you.

[@sunnydayzie1202]

Wrong. Billy was testing the boundaries. Children are looking for boundaries as security when their world turns upside down. He knew what the expectation was and he tested it.

[@MovieLover1995]

Salisbury Steak is awesome!!! Especially with mashed potatoes!!!

[@Christoph8]

Andrew Toone Yeah, but you gotta admit, it looked pretty disgusting on his plate.

[@The_Beast_666]

YUMMY!

[@Non-Fate0C8]

It's gross

[@bigpaddy7959]

I had Salisbury steak before and I enjoyed it. My dad and I made them in a crockpot.

[@MovieLover1995]

It doesn't look that bad to me.

[@JamesimusPrime2798]

I've seen the Family Guy version of this when Peter wants Icecream and Tom Tucker wouldn't let him

[@pamelabacker2420]

Billy was acting out because he felt incredibly guilty, over his parents' divorce and blamed himself. In this scene, he's testing his dad, to see how far he can go; testing his boundaries so to speak. Then Ted acts out, after Billy crossed his boundaries, saying they hate each other; which is out of anger. After they apologize and make up, their new-found relationship blossoms.

[@chancethompson1277]

That kid did not listen to his dad at all!

[@solomonburgess8196]

That kid 👦 don’t listen 👂 to his father at all and he in big time trouble 👿!.

[@CNsEdEddandEddy]

1:45 I am not going to say it again. (x2) 1:50 I am not...!!!

[@tenderpawsm473]

I wouldn't have listened either. What he served him was crap.

[@NoemyTorrance]

​@@tenderpawsm473 Excuse you? I get people to get sick if they don't like the food. But don't be disrespectful, and instead of junk food or dessert make your own dinner.

[@ksanders249]

I love those classic Utensils ♥️ Classic vanilla ice cream 1:44

[@victoriaperez7040]

At 1:51, He Picks Billy Up

[@benhuffstetler3282]

1:51-2:09 my favorite part and 1:54 Ow!! Don't you kick me.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

UGH! I HATE YOU!😡

[@cheesemccheesy3850]

1979 what a funny scene 2020 HeY tHiS MoViE cOpiEd FaMiLy GuY

[@MarvelFan1995]

Actually Family Guy copied this scene.

[@cheesemccheesy3850]

@@MarvelFan1995 thats not what those family guy fanboys think

[@Animation4lyfe123]

1:53 where did the spoon go?

[@FreshSpecimens]

He dropped it on the way.

[@babygirl6789]

I just got done watching this movie for the 1st time. I absolutely loved it. Would recommend

[@waynemacfarland1546]

Billy: "Did you remember to bring the chocolate chip ice cream home?" Dad (mimicking Billy): "Yes, I did remember to bring the chocolate chip ice cream home, and you're not getting any of it until you finish your supper!" Me (watching this): "Should've kept quiet about the ice cream, or at least lied to the kid that you didn't get it. Billy probably wouldn't have bothered going to the freezer."

[@kgunitkeese17]

Agreed. If I was in that situation I would’ve said it differently. I would’ve said something like “yes, I did remember to bring the chocolate chip ice cream home, but that does not mean that I actually brought it home. It all depends on whether you finish your dinner or not.”

[@waynemacfarland1546]

@@kgunitkeese17 Billy probably would've checked the freezer anyway just to be sure.

[@mikey1313saveukraine]

1:08 you better stop right there fella

[@benhuffstetler3282]

0:51 "do you remember bringing the chocolate chip Ice cream home"? Me: delicious🍧🍧🍧🍧🍧

[@cubdukat]

So that's where the "Family Guy" skit came from...

[@jacobpadilla2025]

@Hassan Canam e cia de o.u. So that's where the "South Park Pandemic Special" skit came from...

[@mmlya6026]

1:32 don't you dare don't you dare!

[@brendancarmichael5597]

2:02 It looks like Billy has got an ice cream mustache!😂

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

1:59 It wasn't there 2:02 The ice cream moustache was there

[@brendancarmichael5597]

@@Frightmarelordofthenightmares 2:02 I said there.

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

@@brendancarmichael5597 I'm surprised you replied after 3 years

[@KermitLopez48]

1:40 Very Very Very Very Very Big Trouble

[@ryanmangabat5191]

1:49 Eating 🍽 Ice Cream 🍨

[@mathewyfromitaly]

40 Year Old Father: Son, I Saw That Movie When I Was A Baby! 13 Year Old Son :How Did You Watched That? Also Is From Family Guy 40 Year Old Father : *Searching On Google To How To Discipline Your Child With A Peter Griffin Plush*

[@galaxymultimedia1621]

1:50 Ted gets mad

[@jeremyroskes5391]

you know you've become an adult when you're on the dad's side

[@superlolbrothers6559]

I honestly feel bad for both the father and kid. They’re both going through a tough time after since the divorce

[@Jojo-bk2pq]

I don't blame Billy. I think salisbury steak is really gross.

[@jenniferfelan694]

Jojo717 same too. No parent should force feed Salisbury steak to a kid.

[@ATampada]

Jojo717 What! I think they are great! ;(

[@McSuperfly101]

Jojo717 - You had it last week and remember, I told you it was my favourite when I was a little boy and you said it was your favourite too.

[@jaxsterminator8634]

I agree!

[@joel8583]

Salisbury steak rocks! I eat it a lot!

[@GabrielYdel]

Sometimes kids can be total brats.

[@Rimshot541]

So no one is gonna talk about the camera quality in this 1979 movie?!

[@paul16451]

Remastering technology is a wonderful thing.😂😂

[@brooklynnthecartoongirl]

That Movie Won The Oscars For Best Picture And Other Oscars

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

And was the highest-grossing movie of 1979!

[@jcmat9917]

Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay. It cemented Dustin Hoffman as one of the best actors of his time, and put Meryl Streep on the radar as a force to be reckoned with.

[@MariaKluj-eh5hp]

I like this little music at 0:53

[@dianealbrecht496]

Ah, that's why I never had kids. Too much work, & I know I'd lose my temper. Bless all you parents out there! Fighting the good fight!

[@luislopez3726]

Master Shifu vs Young Anakin Skywalker. Hahahahaha! Looks like me and my nephew when he acts out as well.

[@HAPILIPINIM]

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[@andresmaldonado4837]

The kid he said I’m allergic to onions lol🤣😂

[@Maybedakidnamedaidan]

I Died at the part lol 🤣🤣

[@andresmaldonado4837]

@@Maybedakidnamedaidan Me too 🤣

[@cyanish954]

You put ice cream in your mouth and you're going to get in big trouble

[@pottytheparrot310]

no you ah ah ah

[@mmarston332]

Container17 LOL!

[@cyanish954]

Jalen Brito LOL!

[@cyanish954]

Lord Jadus I know it is LOL! But thanks.

[@mmlya6026]

I am not gonna say it again

[@kenbasso6386]

Billy: I'm allergic to onions

[@nilesclifford9704]

Ted: no you're not allergic to onions you had this last week, and remember it was my favorite when I was a little boy, and you said it was my favorite too.

[@omar_syrinx2112]

1:54 that OW! I remember to heard on Hook 😆

[@sentralgaming5417]

1:08 Ted could’ve said “get down from that chair or you’re in big trouble” because that’s what Tom said to Peter in Family Guy

[@mitchellhodack657]

Hey down from that chair you're in big trouble. I am not getting around. I am not going to say it again. If you put that ice cream in your mouth, you're going to be in big trouble, young man.

[@tyrese3745]

1:49 That did it! And Billy's had it. You are going to your room NOW! No dessert for you.

[@RickandMorty991-b8u]

Journey to the misbahes journey to the misbahes

[@tedlerjohnwalang3587]

Billy: i want ice cream Dad:no Billy: walks near the fridge Dad: get back here right now! Billy: takes ice cream Dad: YOU BETTER NOT PUT THIS ICE CREAM IN YOUR MOUTH YOU IN BIG TROUBLE Billy: eats ice cream Dad:OH OH OH OH OH OH BILLY HOW DARE YOU EAT ICE CREAM YOUR GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED GROUNDED billy:crys 0:50

[@mmarston332]

Despite the sadness of this movie, this segment is hilarious. LOL! How and when did it catch Seth McFarlane's attention?

[@partyguy101ify]

He was six years old when Kramer vs. Kramer was released, so I would guess that his parents had a tape laying around in the house in the 1980s.

[@VinceAdams-qy4re]

I wonder if there is anything that DOESN'T catch his attention.

[@773SleepyHollow]

This is a very famous scene from a very famous movie, it's not all that surprising that it caught Seth's attention.

[@BenTheBlocksworldEngine]

This is just like family guy!

[@mmarston332]

Chris Reibel Differences: Tom Tucker and Peter Griffin are not related and Peter was spanked and put on the porch.

[@michaeltomaszewski7602]

Assuming you are not joking, the reason this looks just like Family Guy because Family Guy made a reference to this film.

[@Miumiu0404]

Chris Reibel the movie copied the episode.

[@Miumiu0404]

***** No. The episode came first.

[@UnshornKeyboardist]

DisneyStoreFan1 Yeah

[@themovieguru1094]

After this scene: Ted Kramer (to himself): Why did I have to tell my son that there's ice cream in the freezer?

[@notsureiL]

Yeah bad move from dad's part.

[@random.comedy1997]

At 0:54 I laughed that the way he said that

[@paulaspence1244]

I'm am not going to say it again I am NOT!!!!! He picked up Billy and put him to his bedroom!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Frightmarelordofthenightmares]

OWWW OWWW YOUR HURTING ME!

[@johnleddy4137]

I guess Billy is driving Rain Man crazy just Rain Man drove Charlie crazy!!!!!!!!!!!

[@princeicio]

This is exactly why I don't want to have kids.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

The kid just had a serious attitude problem because he thought his mom abandoned him.

[@pamelabacker2420]

That is only half true. He misses his mom, but it doesn't mean he had an attitude problem.

[@pamelabacker2420]

@Gigi Ghiba You don't understand child psychology. The immense guilt he felt, because he thought he was the cause, for his mom leaving him. Now, he thinks his dad will leave him too, because he thinks he's a bad child; which he's not. Plus, Ted was so wrapped up in his career, he never really took the time, to spend with Billy. This is touched on, when they kiss and make up. So, try to understand the big picture.

[@pamelabacker2420]

@Gigi Ghiba I'm not justifying disobedience. You really don't understand Billy's psychology, why he's acting the way he does! It blows my mind, how everyone thinks that Billy is a bad child, because I understand him. I understand Ted. You don't. Take the time to understand the characters, instead of lashing out at those, who do! Ted's not a bad parent; just a lousy husband. Billy's not a bad child, so quit blaming him. There's a REASON why BOTH of them acted out!

[@pamelabacker2420]

@Gigi Ghiba Well, do you think that Ted was being responsible, when he resorted to profane name calling, on his son, after chucking him, on the bed? It's a learning process for both, to adjust to their new situations. Also, I still disagree, that Billy is disobedient. Ted wasn't all sunshine and roses, either.

[@cornelandjeffy1395]

Horrid Henry: I HATE YOU I WANT MY MOMMY!!!!! dad: I'M THE BEST ONE YOU GOT!

[@johnnyzero8853]

When I watched Family Guy, I didn’t realize that the ice cream scene was a reference to this movie. 😂😂

[@christianthelaidbackcampfan]

1:31, When someone tries to spoil My Hero Academia

[@felipeponticorvo5205]

1:39 Drinking beer at school get you in...

[@KBAFourthtime]

I read that this wasn't the original scene; the two in this scene just completely improvised it, and it was so enjoyed by the director that he kept it.