Professor Gokester·Oct 7Citizen Kane (1941)I love this shot from Citizen Kane (I know, I know the dude bro movies of all dude bro movies, but hear what I have to say) and always…
Larrylambert·Aug 2610 Facts About Citizen KaneWas it the greatest movie of all time?A response icon2A response icon2
Charles L. Chatmon·Jun 7The New Citizen Kanes: How Media Moguls Are Rewriting the News, and Silencing the PressI mourn this moment in our history.
InBig List EnergybyJim Mercurio·May 1910 Historic One-Take Shots in CinemaThe craft of deep focusA response icon6A response icon6
David B Morris·Apr 27Criticizing Criticism: A Music Critic For Variety Said Fictional Films About The Music Industry Are…I Explain — Reluctantly — Why Critics Like Them Make The Rest of Us Look Bad
Mouli Verma·Jan 29Citizen Kane (1941)Director- Orson Welles Screenplay- Orson Welles and Herman J Mankiewicz
Professor Gokester·Jan 23Citizen Kane (1941)This shot is one of my favorite visual ideas in Citizen Kane because it turns “spectacle” into something hollow and cruel. The blinding…
Frances Parker·Dec 22, 2025Innovation and StillnessWhy the most profound creative acts require us to surrender the empire and return to the sled.
InFanfarebyKelly McCubbin·Oct 19, 2025The Poet and the Boy Wonder — Orson Welles in The Fall of the CityThe strange tale of how a single poem created an auteur.A response icon1A response icon1
Mars·Oct 13, 2025Citizen Kane…why the greatest of all?Citizen Kane secured the number one spot of the greatest films of all time from 1942 to 2012…why is it so relevant even today?
