Both Citizen Kane and The Prestige use flashback to tell the story. In The Prestige, Cutter tells most of the beginning stories of Robert and Alfred??s life as magicians to the judge in flashback, while the later flashbacks are Robert and Alfred reading each other??s diaries. Such as when Alfred laying in his bed reading what Robert had wrote to him...
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Both Citizen Kane and The Prestige use flashback to tell the story. In The Prestige, Cutter tells most of the beginning stories of Robert and Alfred??s life as magicians to the judge in flashback, while the later flashbacks are Robert and Alfred reading each other??s diaries. Such as when Alfred laying in his bed reading what Robert had wrote to him...
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Psycho _Psycho_ is a horror film because it is based on the unending subconscious battle between good an evil that exists in everyone. In the film, Hitchcock forces the audience to examine its conscious self in relation to the events that it had just subjectively played a role in...	1 / 223
Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock As Lily opens the door, the music becomes very high pitched, created tension, and then goes right back down, sort of giving a relief. An important symbol in this scene is that Norman's doors creak as they open, making it feel as if it is haunted...	2 / 479
Psycho Motifs Also, the way everyone seems to be looking down on Marion. Then there's Norman, and how the you see him always coming down his steps, but rarely up them...	3 / 644
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