1) In “50 years of Citizen Kane,” the article is about the movie’s history. The story of the movie is Kane, a media conglomerate living secret lives in a mansion in Florida's mansion, Xanadu, takes a breath, leaving the word "rose bud" in question. The press will cover his death and reporter Thompson follows the meaning of "Rosebud" and looks back on his life through an interview with Kane's surrounding people. However, the movie was not suitable for the proper national release because, in major theaters, they were blocked-booked by big studios. Despite the opposition, Welles has become a great hero of a French film critic’s main film festival supported by independent filmmakers. All witnesses have opinions, but sometimes opinions do not agree. Although the movie stands in front of them, it cannot ignore the great achievements.
2) In “70 years of Citizen Kane,” the article is about movie’s effects. The New York Times, who debuted in 1941, acknowledges Citizen Kane as “one of the best movie, if not always the best movie.” However, this paper added, “This was on the emblem of the most provocative advertising wave on the movie,” he added, “I reserved spiritual attitudes in advance.” The whirlwind surrounding the production of Citizen Kane is well known. Before the movie showed, the contract …show more content…
In 1945, Gore Vidal arrived in Hollywood and saw Orson Welles. He was walking with Rita Hayworth. He got it all, He would remember his thoughts. After that, Goa Vidal announced the first novel and started a wonderful job of opening the way to friendship with Welles among other benefits. Also, the Welles’ triple threat magician as a wealth radio, theater, film storyteller gave him social power in the early 1940’s. As Welles did as usual, if we accept the challenge of thinking in a larger political context, we are faced with a man who devoted itself to building independent stories and a better
2) In “70 years of Citizen Kane,” the article is about movie’s effects. The New York Times, who debuted in 1941, acknowledges Citizen Kane as “one of the best movie, if not always the best movie.” However, this paper added, “This was on the emblem of the most provocative advertising wave on the movie,” he added, “I reserved spiritual attitudes in advance.” The whirlwind surrounding the production of Citizen Kane is well known. Before the movie showed, the contract …show more content…
In 1945, Gore Vidal arrived in Hollywood and saw Orson Welles. He was walking with Rita Hayworth. He got it all, He would remember his thoughts. After that, Goa Vidal announced the first novel and started a wonderful job of opening the way to friendship with Welles among other benefits. Also, the Welles’ triple threat magician as a wealth radio, theater, film storyteller gave him social power in the early 1940’s. As Welles did as usual, if we accept the challenge of thinking in a larger political context, we are faced with a man who devoted itself to building independent stories and a better