Charles Foster Kane, aspiring newspaper baron, had been rich since childhood. Yet, with the coming of the Depression, his papers were constantly losing money. Standing by a table in a nondescript room with only a small window a few feet behind him, Kane is being forced to sign away much of his business assets. The two lawyers seated at the table look almost smug as one begins to read off the terms of the paper. …
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…about making movies today. Even if its tricks are no longer as impressive, having been copied and used many times over, their effect remains undiminished. When you look back on movies before or since, you see just how much it changed the face of moviemaking. If you have never seen Kane, if you have any interest in movies at all, you must find time to view it. Citizen Kane truly is moviemaking at its finest.