Everything Wrong With Citizen Kane

This video is a re-upload. Original release date: 9/6/16
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Oh yes we did. It's been almost 4 years. Time to put our money where our motto is. So here are the sins of the much beloved and respected (with good reason) Citizen Kane.
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[@CinemaSins]

Hey guys! This video is a re-upload because the original version of this episode was no longer viewable. We’ll be posting these re-uploads every Saturday for the next few months. There are still NEW sins videos every Tuesday and Thursday!

[@rjmacready505]

In the spirit of having sinned one of the greatest movies of all time I'd like to once again suggest sinning The Godfather as well.

[@weaselmcweasel3796]

You removed 14 sins that must be a new record

[@scottbruckner4653]

Charlie F. Kaine's story is one about a man who had everyone else in control of his life but him. In retaliation he tried so desperately to control others in a similar vein.

[@mcdonalds5972]

For sin 42, Jeremy forgot that the scene wasn't set in 1941. Kane acquired The Inquirer shortly after inheriting control of his fortune around 1888 (age 25, assuming birth in 1863), and soon after he bought the Daily Inquirer. At around 1890, NYC's population was 2.7 million, so rather than 0.24% circulation in 1941, it was actually four times higher.

[@lionocyborg6030]

Missed end gag: Kane says his last words then Peter Griffin says "It's his sled! It was his sled from when he was a kid. There. I just saved you 2 boobless hours."

[@johnwalsh7810]

"Wait, there's no cane in Citizen Kane" -Lisa Simpson

[@-4subscriberswithahammerad521]

Im disappointed, there isnt enough citizens for the movie to be called citizen kane

[@verdatum]

One of my favorite things about this film is the depiction of the wannabe opera singer lover. In modern films, the ignorant film-goer would presume that she has a lovely voice, so the producers would force her to sing absolutely horrible, because they think the audience is stupid. In this film, she sings average, but you'd need to have some proper musical knowledge to realize that; and the only indication the uninitiated is given is from the reactions of the tech crew. She's not the worst thing ever, but she has no business being a star.

[@fallonfireblade4404]

"This is like me losing my transformer collection as a kid and saying, "HASBRO" on my deathbed" 😂😂😂 That made me crack up laughing and I nearly spit out my water

[@TheShankav]

do sausage party next

[@NewMessage]

My Dad's last words were "You're standing... on the... tube..."

[@arsarma1808]

10:09

[@kierangdelaney9256]

I always thought that the “I think it would be fun to run a newspaper” 4th wall break, was the cinematic depiction of the scorn the character had in his memoir. I picture several paragraphs being written in the characters memoir filled with disdain, with the Journalist just interpreting it as the 4th wall breaking sneer.

[@siim_mar000]

0:03

[@glen1ster]

2:25

[@mossninja1]

I don’t think the snow globe should count, I work at Olive Garden and I’ve seen the glasses fall several feet off the rack bounce several times and then they break

[@steve8234]

It's just amazing how it was filmed and the cinematography. It's similar to how films are shot today.

[@frankcatlin9311]

0:32

[@cremetangerine82]

Missed a mistake at