The document analyzes the opening scenes of four classic films: Citizen Kane (1941), Back to the Future (1985), When Harry Met Sally (1989), and The Graduate (1967). For When Harry Met Sally, it notes that the main characters Sally and Harry seem to have opposite views of life, with Sally's life together and Harry's more haphazard approach. For The Graduate, it describes how the camera constantly follows the main character as he looks into the distance, unsure of his future and what's to come, as people rush past him on a conveyor belt pushing him towards an uncertain future. The opening depicts him as alone and unhappy to be home, feeling trapped, as suggested by the fish tank.