Best movie scenes thread

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I've never seen Citizen Kane. Only this clip. Is there a reason the actor moves like Frankenstein? Why do you consider it one the greatest?

It's hard to compare Citizen Kane to newer movies. It was a different era with different acting styles, etc.

The biggest thing with Citizen Kane was that it was a truly groundbreaking effort from the standpoint of cinematography, sound and camera angles. Loosely based on the newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, it is also a morality tale of sorts, describing the rise of a ruthless tycoon and finally, what matters most to him at the end.

I did a little search and this website captures some of the key elements.

Why is the movie "Citizen Kane" considered to be so great?

Also read Roger Ebert's analysis for a more expertly articulated opinion. The symbolism and other subtler aspects of the movie are well captured in Ebert's review.

Why is the movie "Citizen Kane" considered to be so great?

[Mr I]

^ you expect us to read all that shit lol

[Scrumhalf]

^ you expect us to read all that shit lol

No, that would be expecting too much from you. That was meant for blm.

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[Bouncer]

lmfao, what is that from? :rofl:

[decadecadeca]

Conan the Barbarian (2/9) Movie CLIP - Conan the Gladiator (1982) HD - YouTube

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Mission to Mars Origin of Humans Scene - YouTube

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The Shining opening credit - YouTube

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Ghostbusters: Library - YouTube

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Kingpin Roy Gives In To Landlords Request - YouTube

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It's What HAPPENS In That Six Minutes....... - YouTube

[Chadd77]

Braveheart

They Will Never Take Our Freedom - Braveheart (3/9) Movie CLIP (1995) HD - YouTube

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Gladiator

Gladiator (5/8) Movie CLIP - My Name is Maximus (2000) HD - YouTube

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Saving Private Ryan

Omaha Beach - Saving Private Ryan (1/7) Movie CLIP (1998) HD - YouTube

[Bouncer]

Rocky 5 lessons of life - YouTube