Yes­ter­day we fea­tured Jorge Luis Borges’ review of Cit­i­zen Kane. But as a film crit­ic, the writer of such influ­en­tial short fic­tions as “The Aleph,” “The Gar­den of Fork­ing Paths,” and “Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote” did­n’t start there, with per­haps the most influ­en­tial motion pic­ture ever pro­duced. Flick­er has more on the movies that caught Borges’ crit­i­cal eye: He … Con­tin­ue read­ing Jorge Luis Borges, Film Crit­ic, Reviews King Kong (1933)