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After sixty-two years later, “Citizen Kane” is still one of the best movies that had been made in the movie industry according to the movie critics. The movie is about the investigation and the meaning of the word “Rosebud,” the last word of Charles Foster Kane before his death. The search for “Rosebud” introduces the viewers to the life of Charles Kane.
Charles Kane, publisher of the Inquirer and one of the biggest media tycoons of his time, was a great and a powerful man who got everything he ever wanted, but then he lost it all. ... For that reason, he published his first editorial, “Declaration of Principles,” on the front page of the Inquirer, in which he promised the readers:
I will provide the people of this city with a daily paper that will tell the news honestly. I will also provide them with a fighting and tireless champion of their rights as citizen and as human beings.
Those were heroic, brave, and powerful promises; unfortunately, “Declaration of Principles” conflicted with the quality and the honesty of the news in the Inquirer right from the beginning.
Approximate Word count = 827
Approximate Pages = 3.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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