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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
PostPosted: 09 Feb 2012 5:11 am 
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From the movie CITIZEN KANE. The best movie ever made (to anyone that has a modicum of artistic nous that is)
Story of a man's life and the attempt to discover the meaning of the last word he uttered the instance he died.


You should try sitting through the film all the way to its conclusion. Rosebud was his sled.

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Yep

The last time this ultra rich man was happy. A boy playing with his simple wooden shed.

His happiness ended at one of the most incredible sequences in movie cinematography.

For the first time ever (and as far as I know it has never been repeated) the actors shot a single take without a cut that showed Greg Toland's deep focus photography that had never been done before. Only an actor trained on the stage would be able to do this long scene (over two minutes) without a cut. You don't see movie acting like this these days. You see the young Kane playing with ROSEBUD, the last time he was happy.

The breakfast scenes with Welles and Ruth Warwick is a classic. Shows how his marriage progressed over the years.

Low angle shots This scene shows Joseph Cotton, who is acting drunk, fluff his lines (he was jetlagged) Welles chuckles but they carried on and they kept it in the final cut. This is superb acting.

I could give a one hour lecture on Citizen Kane.

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
PostPosted: 09 Feb 2012 6:37 am 
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Anyway is irmine here yet?

It's tiresome marking time with these halfwits.

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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roscoe wrote:
TCP wrote:
roscoe wrote:
From the movie CITIZEN KANE. The best movie ever made (to anyone that has a modicum of artistic nous that is)
Story of a man's life and the attempt to discover the meaning of the last word he uttered the instance he died.


You should try sitting through the film all the way to its conclusion. Rosebud was his sled.

Image


TCP

P.S.

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Edited to add:

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Even the French know:

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roscoe wrote:
Yep

The last time this ultra rich man was happy. A boy playing with his simple wooden shed.

His happiness ended at one of the most incredible sequences in movie cinematography.

For the first time ever (and as far as I know it has never been repeated) the actors shot a single take without a cut that showed Greg Toland's deep focus photography that had never been done before. Only an actor trained on the stage would be able to do this long scene (over two minutes) without a cut. You don't see movie acting like this these days. You see the young Kane playing with ROSEBUD, the last time he was happy.

The breakfast scenes with Welles and Ruth Warwick is a classic. Shows how his marriage progressed over the years.

Low angle shots This scene shows Joseph Cotton, who is acting drunk, fluff his lines (he was jetlagged) Welles chuckles but they carried on and they kept it in the final cut. This is superb acting.

I could give a one hour lecture on Citizen Kane.




For the last time Roscoe, Rosebud was his sled

C L U E L E S S FAIL AFTER FAIL

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Dear old Roscoe, you really are your own worst enemy....in the words of Radiohead, "You do it to yourself, you do...you and no one else "


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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Dear old Roscoe, you really are your own worst enemy....in the words of Radiohead, "You do it to yourself, you do...you and no one else "


I'd have gone one line earlier: "You do it to yourself, you do... and that's why it really hurts. "

Roscoe reminds me of Don Quixote. trying to fight giants that are really windmills while being laughed at.

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Wa hey!

Mr N, long time no see 8) ... if push came to shove, i'd invite Roscoe round for afternoon tea any day.....at least he has a conscience, one of those glaring things that seems to be missing in your life.


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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Some would say Don Quixote had the vision and
moral courage to pursue something that is unconventional.

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Mr N, long time no see 8) ... if push came to shove, i'd invite Roscoe round for afternoon tea any day.....at least he has a conscience, one of those glaring things that seems to be missing in your life.


Yes, in backwards world my caring about truth, honesty, reality, the health of children, is all a clear indication of my lack of conscience. Repeating random garbage is far more acceptable. I can only apologise for my lack of idiocy.

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Some would say Don Quixote had the vision and
moral courage to pursue something that is unconventional.


Some people are wrong about lots of things.

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Robert N wrote:
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Some would say Don Quixote had the vision and
moral courage to pursue something that is unconventional.


Some people are wrong about lots of things.


Well I have to agree with you there Robert

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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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That's a bit like saying some trees are made of wood.


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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Je lis le forum de temps en temps pour voir si le niveau remonte un peu. C'est la marque d'un optimisme completement injustifie!

Petit a petit, je finirai bien par accepter qu'il n'existe aucun remede a l'ignorance satisfaite d'elle-meme.


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Je lis le forum de temps en temps pour voir si le niveau remonte un peu. C'est la marque d'un optimisme completement injustifie!

Petit a petit, je finirai bien par accepter qu'il n'existe aucun remede a l'ignorance satisfaite d'elle-meme.



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......... qu'il n'existe aucun remede a l'ignorance satisfaite d'elle-meme.

Wrong. It does exist. :D


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Ouch...did you hit your thumb there Sparty ?


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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
PostPosted: 10 Feb 2012 10:26 pm 
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Spartacus Paraclete wrote:
Tertius wrote:
Je lis le forum de temps en temps pour voir si le niveau remonte un peu. C'est la marque d'un optimisme completement injustifie!

Petit a petit, je finirai bien par accepter qu'il n'existe aucun remede a l'ignorance satisfaite d'elle-meme.



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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Wer "Scheiße" sagt, hat "Scheiße" im Mund. :lol:


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 Post subject: Re: The English Connection
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Snaidhm bundúin ort :D

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