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The late 1980s were defined by a "go-go" greed-is-good mentality, where the ultimate status symbol for women was the power suit. Into this landscape stepped , the "Tiger Lady," a management consultant who treated life as a series of 80-hour work weeks and four-minute "appointments" for her personal life. Directed by Charles Shyer and co-written by the legendary Nancy Meyers , Baby Boom isn't just a fish-out-of-water comedy; it is a sharp, though often fantastical, exploration of the "have it all" myth. 1. The Clash of Identity
Directed by Charles Shyer and shot by the legendary William A. Fraker, Baby Boom uses a specific color palette to tell its story. The film starts with cold, sterile, high-contrast blues and greys in Manhattan. As J.C. moves to the country, the palette shifts to warm ambers, wood tones, and soft natural light. baby boom 1987 dvdrip 576p h264 better
Whether you’re watching for the career-woman commentary or just to see Harold Ramis in a supporting role, this "better" encode ensures J.C. Wiatt’s transformation looks as good as it feels. The late 1980s were defined by a "go-go"
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