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Would suggest to the two posters immediately above me that they watch Orson Welles (1958) film "Touch of Evil". It has one of the longest single opening tracking shots in movie history. It's also more campy and fun to watch than "Citizen Kane". If you have the chance, I would also suggest that
you watch both of these films on the big screen of a theater. You really don't know what your missing until you do.
Would suggest to the two posters immediately above me that they watch Orson Welles (1958) film "Touch of Evil". It has one of the longest single opening tracking shots in movie history. It's also more campy and fun to watch than "Citizen Kane". If you have the chance, I would also suggest that
you watch both of these films on the big screen of a theater. You really don't know what your missing until you do.