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This is a humorous and insightful account of a first-time viewer's experience with the classic film 'Citizen Kane'. The narrator, initially attempting to be cultured and appreciate the hailed masterpiece, finds themselves grappling with the film's complexities and absurdities. They question the overblown significance of the iconic 'Rosebud' and find Kane's character to be both fascinating and tragically flawed, with his wealth failing to buy him happiness. The narrator's playful, sometimes sarcastic tone offers a fresh perspective on the film, highlighting its cinematic techniques while poking fun at its grand pronouncements and ultimately finding humor in its portrayal of power and isolation. Comparable works include Roger Ebert's film reviews

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