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Citizen Kane

(1941)
239 reviews
Film rated 4.5 / 5  (Chick rating: 4.4 / 5)  (Guy rating: 4.6 / 5)
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A sled??? Bloody letdown!
Rob Herbert 
  Vote (5)   
Long, pointless, um... Rosebud.
Jemmy 
  Vote    
Welles's greatest masterpiece- brilliant.
Cameron Reilly 
  Vote    
Money, power, politics, curruption.
Steve 
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Rich bloke loves sledge.
Neil Taylor 
  Vote    
Has everything. Wants sled.
JP 
  Vote (14)   
Money can't buy love.
Kat 
  Vote    
Intelligence required. Symbolic Rosebud.
RKZ 
  Vote (2)   
Sled, girl- memory's tricky.
AG 
  Vote    
Cinematic masterpiece/ Welles triumphs.
sarah 
  Vote    
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
thesiver 
  Vote    
Rosebud? A red herring.
Tom M 
  Vote (2)   
Hearst revealed, Welles reviled.
Betsey Binet 
  Vote    
Incredible, genius, great story!!!
M. Siegel 
  Vote    
Sled represents friendship, fun.
Mike R. 
  Vote (1)   
Reporter wants rosebud info.
Tom Page 
  Vote (1)   
Absorbing newsagent / tobogganist biopic.
Poire 
  Vote (4)   
Boy Wonder beats Hollywood!
rri1 
  Vote    
Died alone. Who heard?
Pumpkin 
  Vote (8)   
Newspaper mogul's sled burns.
Saki 
  Vote (1)   
Publisher misses his sled.
noncentz 
  Vote (6)   
Yellow journalist gets comeuppance.
Sexy Panda 
  Vote    
Reputation exceeds screen reality.
Rovark 
  Vote    
Powerful mangate misses simplicity.
SleepingInSeattle 
  Vote    
Puts Hearst in hearse.
Benager 
  Vote (2)   
Sled becomes Orson's hearse.
MguyX 
  Vote    
Orson's opus overrated.
Scruffybobby 
  Vote    
The sledge did it.
Dave Ince 
  Vote    
Interviews don't solve mystery.
Ken 
  Vote    
Kid's life goes downhill.
Montgomery 
  Vote (15)   
Publisher unwisely branches out.
Stone Junction 
  Vote    
Welles changes cinema forever.
VP19 
  Vote    
Man loses sled, morals.
Bart 
  Vote (2)   
He's dead, find sled!
danimal 
  Vote (3)   
Fat man weeps, dies.
FloatingCoffin 
  Vote (1)   
See Hearst's noir nightmare!
RBC11 
  Vote    
Sled causes big disruption.
Tori 
  Vote    
Tycoon wants sled back.
Joe Blevins 
  Vote (1)   
Kane loves, loses everything.
MelissaS 
  Vote    
Hearst satire costs Orson.
Conan The Westy 
  Vote (2)   
All that ends Welles...
Joe Blevins 
  Vote (8)   
Last word speaks volumes.
Joe Blevins 
  Vote (1)   
'Rosebud' explains everything, nothing.
Joe Blevins 
  Vote (6)   
Twist ending sleighs me.
Larry B 
  Vote (15)   
'Much Ado About Sledding'.
FloatingCoffin 
  Vote (12)   
Publisher has last word.
Montgomery 
  Vote (26)   
Childhood memories become smokescreen.
Conan The Westy 
  Vote (1)   
Dead Citizen rides Hearst.
Downtown 
  Vote (4)   
Awesome Orson's legendary film.
Ian Boughey 
  Vote (1)   
Orson shines in biopic.
JimmyB 
  Vote    
Death brings sledding memories.
zzzbeauty 
  Vote (2)   
Welle's sledding heart masterpiece.
AC 
  Vote (1)   
Ego big, fireplace bigger.
sparker 
  Vote (2)   
Kane unable to survive.
shoon 
  Vote (6)   
Cherishes sled. Destroys snowglobe.
Montgomery 
  Vote (1)   
Publisher pines for sled.
Montgomery 
  Vote (1)   
Reporter follows paperboy's route.
soda 
  Vote (2)   
Welles never topped debut.
randall 
  Vote (3)   
It's the sled stupid!
gungasdindin 
  Vote (3)   
Rosebud: Famous last word.
Animagess 
  Vote (1)   
Newspaper publisher's childhood 'sleighed'.
Animagess 
  Vote (2)   
Hearst, Kane furnish war.
tomserv 
  Vote    
Cotten picks tough investigation.
njr 
  Vote    
Kane: winter sports buff.
The Artist Form... 
  Vote (3)   
Hearst wanted a sled??!!
Jymkata 
  Vote (1)   
Almost dead, remembers sled.
filmini 
  Vote (5)   
Rosebud? What could've been.
Larry ~=>`? 
  Vote    
Reporter is mis-sled.
Dante 
  Vote (4)   
Kane(t) buy back childhood.
mr_kit 
  Vote    
Kane longs for love.
Tori 
  Vote    
Going downhill without sled.
Joe Blevins 
  Vote (4)   
The search for Rosebud.
Bavvy 
  Vote    
Publisher has few friends.
Bavvy 
  Vote    
FareWelles.
soda 
  Vote (5)   
Media mogul builds castle.
Badbart 
  Vote    
Rosebud burns unnoticed.
Sean 
  Vote (9)   
Millionaire misses his Bud.
Montgomery 
  Vote (3)   
Magnate attracted to sled.
Montgomery 
  Vote (1)   
Sled poisoning.
Rocat 
  Vote (14)   
Childhood memory fuels furnace.
Conan The Westy 
  Vote (26)   
Marriage breakdown over breakfast.
lemmycaution 
  Vote (5)   
Missed-a sledge.
Weeble-head Boy 
  Vote (3)   
What does 'Rosebud' mean???
bennyr81 
  Vote (2)   
Moral: Stop, smell Rosebuds.
Montgomery 
  Vote (10)   
Regret: Not enough sledding.
Montgomery 
  Vote (1)   
Bud-dy film.
Montgomery 
  Vote (1)   
Welles done Hearst.
Beanmimo 
  Vote (9)   
Deciphering Kane? Not able.
Montgomery 
  Vote (7)   
2-hour search for sled.
Montgomery 
  Vote (1)   
Joseph Cotten: Singing's rotten!
Montgomery 
  Vote    
Life ain't rosey, bud.
Justin Credible 
  Vote (6)   
Orson, before he sWelles.
Sludge 
  Vote (3)   
Drops dead. Sled.
The General 
  Vote (28)   
Leads cold. Sled hot.
Montgomery 
  Vote (1)   
Hearst-baiting magnum opus.
Weeble-head Boy 
  Vote (1)   
Orson sledges Hearst.
Conan The Westy 
  Vote (4)   
Orson sells death knells.
isettagal 
  Vote    
Everyone miSLED by 'rosebud'.
dovaj 
  Vote (1)   
The Bad News Baron.
Corduroy Pillow 
  Vote (9)   
Multi millionaire dies 'bud'iless.
Josh the cat 
  Vote (16)   
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