[ SECRET POST #4521 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4521 ⌋

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[Citizen Kane]










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Comments

[philstar22]

Or maybe people just have different opinions than you. Don't personally like it, but it was an important movie for the history of cinema.

[silverr]

This.

Although I found the story uninteresting, I still recall, 40 years later, my high school film teacher explaining that the things that Wells did in Kane changed moviemaking because no one had ever thought to do them before — stuff like high angle and low angle shots and actually showing the CEILINGS of rooms in the latter. Part of why the movie is considered great is because it expanded the toolkit.

[(Anonymous)]

+1, I watched it and thought it was interesting as a portrait of power and corruption, but then I watched it with a film geek and I learned so much!