... Welles's greatest achievement--and a landmark of cinema history. Every moment of the film, every shot, has been choreographed to perfection. The film is quite possibly the greatest film ever made and certainly the most influential not only for American film history, but for the world film history as well. For me personally it was amazing how a man, basically, of my age (Welles was only 24 when he ... him away to Thatcher, except quieter. The connections are made, the clues established, without being made too obvious. Throughout the film, Welles lets the viewer think for himself - the styl...

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