Citizen Kane And The Social Network: Cinematic Analysis

Of all the people in his vast kingdom, King Zivanovich was most jealous of the noble knight, Sir Kerr, because he is a very good looking man, who is warm hearted, and is brave enough to do anything at any time. For a couple of weeks, Sir Kerr has been looking for a missing girl, that hasn’t yet been found. His mission, assigned by the evil King Zivanovich, was to find Wilsonie and return her within a month. If it was done any later, he has to leave the kingdom.

His behavior shows his avoidance of sensitive issues. In addition, Conrad acts in forms of violence. He yells

Luke feels left out and should have a choice to be a citizen and go outside no matter what the law says. The tone in the “Among The Hidden” is sad and lonely. It is sad and lonly because Luke is forced to stay inside a black room with no windows or light. The darkness of his room explains the sad and scary tone. “He hadn’t left the house in a week now, and could almost hear the outdoors calling him.

In the piece entitled “I Kill for Money” she writes about an exterminator who is often not treated well, which he feels is because “no one wants bugs around, so no one wants [him] around” (Keegan 186). As a result of this obvious ignorance people pay him, the man has moments of melancholy periodically that he attempts to cover up with bad jokes. His unique profession distances him from others, causing mild depression. This state of mind can also be seen in “Reading Aloud” with a different method of coping. Anna, just as the exterminator, is married but still feels a major disconnect from her husband.

Both Adam’s Rib and The Time: Night focus on women during perestroika while men are hardly seen in a positive light if seen at all. In Adam’s Rib, the men characters who are present but do live in the home, and have no real control over the actions of the story. The men of the story (besides Nina’s new boyfriend) are all useless fathers. This is especially prominent with the character Misha.

Lonesome…depressed…negative. In the thought-provoking book The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, Holden struggles to form relationships after his brother’s death, and becomes careless after flunking out of multiple schools. Holden has no feelings besides negativity towards all of his surroundings. He thinks of everyone as phonies when he himself is phony as well. Holden has many struggles, but they are all mostly formed by his inability to grow up.

The movies “The Doctor” directed by Mike Nichols and “Regarding Henry” directed by Randa Haines have many similarities, which connect the two movies as they both have main characters with a very similar lifestyle and personalities. “The Doctor” is about a very successful doctor called Jack McPhee who has a sarcastic personality, he finds out that he is diagnosed with throat cancer and has to experience what every other patient has to. “Regarding Henry” is about a wealthy lawyer called Henry Turner, he gets shot during a robbery, which tampered with his memory, he now has to recover and start his life all over again. The main connection between the two movies is that Henry and Jack were demanding and aggressive as they were high up in the ranks.

Orson Welles 1941 film, Citizen Kane, depicts the American dream through the protagonist Charles Foster Kane. In the film, Orson Welles relies heavily on his understanding of the audience by using pathos and ethos in order to convince them of his purpose for writing the film. The appeal to pathos convinces the viewer as to how depressing Charles Foster Kane's life is even with all his fame and fortune. The use of pathos is apparent in the scene where Jedediah Leland says, "That's all he ever wanted out of life...was love. That's the tragedy of Charles Foster Kane.

She’s terribly shy and too afraid to communicate with others. Unlike Tom, she’d rather stay away from the adventure going on outside the apartment. The fire escape steps lead to the world outside and Laura lets her fears and anxiety get in the way when she wants to walk down them. The times she was out in public at the Rubicam 's Business College, she got so nervous she threw up in front of all her classmates. Even when she does walk down the steps, she slips and falls, meaning that she is too fragile and crippled to live around others.

For my visual imagery analysis I chose to do my analysis on the Movie Shame. Shame stars actor Michael Fassbender who plays Brandon. Brandon is a single man living alone; from the outside he has a seemingly average life. He works in an office he has his own apartment he’s in good health. Brandon however has an addiction that causes him much distress, Brandon is a sex addict.

The film does a good job at explaining the story even though there are events that happen in the text, but not on the screen. In the book, Nick is hanging out with Tom, Myrtle, and Myrtle’s sister but ends up leaving the party with Mr. McKee. When they step into the elevator, the operator asks Mr. McKee to not touch the lever and this brings out some homoerotic tension between the two. We then find Nick in his underwear besides Mr. Mckee’s bed as he shows Nick his photographs. The film drops this scene completely and instead has Nick hooking up with Myrtle’s

Although, the movie turned out great the lawsuit didn’t end so well for Salamo Arouch’s plaintiff. The fact that Salamo Arouch could have survived the holocaust, have a movie made about him, and have fought for over 208 fights is extraordinary. This man has left a mark in the history books. Hopefully more people will see that mark and notice his importance. Imagine the Roman colosseum fights happening not but 60 years ago.

Citizen Kane is a 1941 American drama film by Orson Welles, its producer, co-author, director and star. The picture was Welles 's first feature film. Nominated for Academy Awards in nine categories, it won an Academy Award for Best Writing by Herman J. Mankiewicz and Welles. Considered by many critics, filmmakers, and fans to be the greatest film ever made, Citizen Kane was voted the greatest film of all time in five consecutive Sight & Sound polls of critics, until it was displaced by Vertigo in the 2012 poll. It topped the American Film Institute 's 100 Years ... 100 Movies list in 1998, as well as AFI 's 2007 update.

While these bonds are typically of a male and female having a romantic relationship, it is not limited to that. In Smith’s movie, Hitch, Alex is hired by a man, Albert, to help him win over a woman who appears to be way out of his league. Alex, who had been heartbroken years before, knew exactly what to say to other men about dating, but when it came to himself, he never dated due to the terrible pain he felt from his last heart break. Just before Alex helps him for the first time, Alex is out in a bar socializing when he overhears a woman being harassed by another man. He walks up and pretends to be her boyfriend to get the man to go away.

The story focuses on telling about Kane but is about a reporter trying to seek what and why his last words meant. A reporter, Thompson was trying to seek why Kane’s last words were rosebud and what it was. The reporter interviewed people such as Mr. Jedediah Leland who was his friend until he was fired from the newspaper after transferring to Chicago to take care of that newspaper. Jedediah was fired after he was found to be face down on his typewriter writing a review of Susan and her horrific performance. Kane’s