One of the best works of art in film history!

Rating: 10/10 (4 October 2001)

Orson Welles really did have have one of the greatest story visions in cinema when he made Citizen Kane. Just by watching it I could see the pioneering work of the camera and the film directing. And the editing is put together with such prestige and innovativeness, especially in the scene at the breakfast table where Kane and his wife go through the years of their marriage. And above all else, it is a great story about a complicated man and his longing for what he could never get back. Watching it again and again makes me appreciate the style of filmmaking that was once so great, a style and art form that sophisticated audiences long for today, but one that we can never get back.