Sophie's Choice
Drama • R • 1982 • 2 hr 31 min
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Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, Peter MacNicol, Rita Karin, Stephen D. Newman
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Rewatch on this one. Such amazing performances.
When asked for an acting performance of a lifetime, it’s always that scene that comes to mind.
An engaging watch with powerful performances. Especially by Meryl Streep.
Heartbreaking story that while a fantastic movie, you won't want to revisit anytime soon.
Such beautiful acting and heartbreaking story that can destroy anyone’s heart.
A deeply moving movie about romance & secrets. It is flawed with monologs, but Streep has attained magnificence.
A memorable film and a cultural touchstone. Moving and devastating.
I don't think the newer generation would ever understand nor aporiciate this film.The performance on expressing deep emotions is immaculate
Meryl Streep’s greatest performance that cements her legacy as the best actress of all time
One of streep’s best. The reason why i didnt give it a perfect score though was due to the very slow pace.
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