Gross worldwide
$4,528
Gross worldwide
$4,528
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By Luis 2022-10-23 23:34:26
Always angry, always irritable, for no reason
By Clementine 2022-10-23 19:34:42
Because this is the most severely castrated work described by Orson Welles, the re-edited version of CC that I watched directly is less than ten minutes longer than the original version, and it is more based on the director's style and basic logic. Partial clip.
I don't know what the status of this film will be if Orson Welles himself survives, even from the current version, it is still inferior to any of his other works.
From the narrative, the lens, the...
By Rico 2022-10-23 19:02:09
In this film, Orson Welles keeps changing the story scenes, carefully designing every film screen and shooting angle, so that the audience can enjoy a visual feast throughout the whole film viewing process.
Orson Welles likes to play the kind of mysterious, unpredictable and psychologically complex characters in movies. This time, he played Arkadin, who did some evil deeds to accumulate primitive wealth, and later became a rich man. He is proud of his ruthlessness as a human being,...
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By Napoleon 2023-09-14 14:17:37
The story is a little weaker, but still an ingenious one. Still admiring Wells' shots and...
By Maureen 2023-08-02 21:06:19
Rewatch. Ao Fatty's description of the process of "materializing" people in the big environment is a masterpiece, and the way of expressing actions indirectly through camera movements many times is long before Roeg. Unfortunately, there are still many flaws. And, a lot of upside-down shots seem to be to overcome the frame and incorporate more groups (the traditional Hollywood way of expressing small contexts is usually triangular composition, and intrusion and departure are also achieved by...
By Vinnie 2023-07-08 07:44:30
c4ade5gs full english subtitles,...
By Dagmar 2023-06-14 11:55:29
see also welles' megalomaniac, personal imprint...
By Joyce 2023-06-06 08:54:57
80 days roaming the earth
Mily: Some of the guns he sent to the Reds in China didn't even shoot.
Gregory Arkadin: Is Van Stratton a communist?
Mily: Are you kidding?
Gregory Arkadin: Then, what's he complaining about?
Gregory Arkadin: When did you talk to Van Stratton?
Mily: [Drunkenly] It seems you were pretty chummy with some Nazi collaborators in Vichy.
Gregory Arkadin: Have some champagne.
Mily: They trusted you with all their money, those Nazis, who invested in South America for after the war. They didn't even ask for a receipt! Now their families can't even prove the money's theirs. And then, and then there's Mussolini. All those roads you built for the fascists in Ethiopia. Bad water. Not enough-enough food. Guy said more than a hundred of the men died. You know, you're kind of cute in a weird sort of a way. After a person gets over being scared of you. Why'd you grow that awful beard?
Gregory Arkadin: To scare people with.
Guy Van Stratten: Why would a man want to escape from Poland?
The Professor: Because, the past few years, my country has offered its people a wide variety of incentives for moving elsewhere.