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Classic Films

Lord Ludd

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11. Even without the missing footage, Kane is magnificent

Reply to CBHagman (Reply #10)

Sat Jun 13, 2020, 11:53 PM

Jun 2020

Perhaps the equal of Citizen Kane imo is Barry Lyndon, which left me in the same stunned condition as did Kane. (Not hard to guess who my favorite Barry Lyndon character was.)

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A query for (most likely) senior Citizen Kane purists [View all] Lord Ludd Jun 2020 OP

Sorry, no if..fish..had..wings Jun 2020 #1

That's OK. Glad to hear you changed your opinion. nt Lord Ludd Jun 2020 #9

I saw it on NY tv as a kid wryter2000 Jun 2020 #2

Actually, the Welles ankle injury is a well-documented fact Lord Ludd Jun 2020 #5

I think so JustAnotherGen Jun 2020 #3

You're the first to concur Lord Ludd Jun 2020 #7

If you kind of think about it from an artistic standpoint JustAnotherGen Jun 2020 #14

I've seen it several times mountain grammy Jun 2020 #4

Since the first time (1966), I've watched Kane at least once a year Lord Ludd Jun 2020 #6

Yes..it's time to see it again. mountain grammy Jun 2020 #8

Wow. CBHagman Jun 2020 #10

Even without the missing footage, Kane is magnificent Lord Ludd Jun 2020 #11

I've got to say I saw Barry Lyndon before I was ready to see it... CBHagman Jun 2020 #12

Film buff that you are, Barry Lyndon demands at least a second viewing Lord Ludd Jun 2020 #13