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A true story about Frank Abagnale Jr. who, before his 19th birthday, successfully conned millions of dollars worth of checks as a Pan Am pilot, doctor, and legal prosecutor. An FBI agent makes it his mission to put him behind bars. But Frank not only eludes capture, he revels in the pursuit.

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Movie

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Drama, Crime,

Release Date:

Dec 16, 2002

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Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks, Christopher Walken, Martin Sheen, Nathalie Baye, Amy Adams, James Brolin, Brian Howe, Frank John Hughes, Steve Eastin, Chris Ellis, John Finn, Jennifer Garner, Nancy Lenehan, Ellen Pompeo, Elizabeth Banks, Guy Thauvette, Candice Azzara, Kitty Carlisle, Kelly McNair, Sarah Rush, Jasmine Jessica Anthony, Celine du Tertre, Kaitlin Doubleday, Matthew Kimbrough, Joshua Boyd, Jonathan Dankner, Maggie Mellin, Thomas Kopache, Margaret Travolta, Jimmie F. Skaggs, Alex Hyde-White, Lilyan Chauvin, Eugene Fleming, Robert Ruth, Jennifer Manley, James Morrison, Robert Symonds, Jennifer Kan, Robert Curtis Brown, Kelly Hutchinson, Steve Witting, Wendy Worthington, Jane Bodle, J. Patrick McCormack, Brian Goodman, Ray Proscia, Sarah Lancaster, Jill Matson, Mike Baldridge, Joel Ewing, Ritchie Montgomery, Jim Antonio, Angela Sorensen, Jonathan Brent, Benita Krista Nall, Shane Edelman, Andrew Meeks, Morgan Rusler, Jane Edith Wilson, Dave Hager, Kyle Davis, Patrick Thomas O'Brien, Jaime Ray Newman, Deborah Kellner, Mercedes Cornett, Amy Acker, Robert Peters, James DuMont, Thomas Crawford, Malachi Throne, Alfred Dennis, Max Kerstein, Donna Kimball, Jan Munroe, Stephen Dunham, Brandon Keener, Anthony Powers, Lauren Cohn, Jeremy Howard, Jack Knight, Jamie Anderson, Kam Heskin, Ana Maria Quintana, Gerald R. Molen, Stan Bly, Jamie Moss, Jessica Collins, Frank Abagnale Jr., Roger Léger, Jean-François Blanchard, Mathieu Gaudreault, Guy-Daniel Tremblay, Alex Bisping, Patrice Dussault, Paul Todd, Jake Wagner, Ashley Cohen, Kelly Cohen, Ellis Hall, Steven Meizler, Fred Datig, Joe Garagiola, Dominic Bond, Jean-François Brousseau, Francis Campeau, Raphaël Cardin, Marc-Antoine Côté, Antoine Drolet-Dumoulin, Léon Dussault-Gagné, Simon Houle-Gauthier, Vincent Généreux, Sébastien Jean, Pascal Larouche, William Lauzon, Florent Legault, Jason McNally, Julien Normandeau, David Parent-Laliberté, Alexandre Pepin, Nicolas Radeschi, Jonathan René, Samuel St-Amour, Jesse Heiman, Ryan Izay, Nick Zano, Nicole Andrews, Evis Xheneti,

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TopKek 14/10/2016

This was an entertaining and fun piece of film making from the ever-reliable Steven Spielberg. It is a bit of a depart from his usual full-blown and hugely epic pictures, yet this does not detract at all from the fascinating story of Frank Abagnale Jr. I was interested in this man before I'd seen the movie, and it only served to increase my interest. Although it is important to remember (as with any such film) that this is only 'inspired' by a true story and not told word for word from one, the plot is fascinating and keeps you laughing, crying and wondering until the end. Frank Abagnale Jr. is an astounding and interesting character. The real life Abagnale originally said that he did not believe DiCaprio to be 'suave' enough to play the role, but he certainly does pull it off. DiCaprio's acting is superb, and totally believable as a man who could lie to, deceive, and con everyone he met without once losing any of his charisma or charm. Hanks is also excellent, he plays the role of the obsessed FBI agent well, and also with a likable quality. The interaction between these two characters was great, it was interesting to see a budding relationship slowly build between two characters who were actually positioned against one another. I loved the look of the film. It was a refreshing blast to see the 60s portrayed in such a vivid and colorful way. The whole setting and atmosphere of the film gave it a wonderful and almost (I hesitate to use the word) 'magical' sense. This tone appealed to me much more than a darker tone might have. However, the film is rife with moral ambiguity. As much fun as it is to watch DiCaprio jumping from one place (and identity) to the next, forging checks and spending inordinate amounts of money at a whim, the film never really focuses on the morally bankrupt side of the story. The portion of the film devoted to this at the end still seems to skim over the fact that this man has stolen millions of dollars. It ends on a high note for Frank Abagnale Jr., never fully spelling out the wrongs he committed. Still, this would probably bring the whole film down, and sometimes it's fun just to enjoy a bit of escapism without being told off for desiring such things. I mean, it's hard to be totally strict and upright - you have to love it when DiCaprio's character swindles Jennifer Garner's prostitute for $400! Overall, this is a fun film and really enjoyable. Not as much of an epic masterpiece as some of Spielberg's other movies, but still a great film!

The Movie Mob 17/09/2022

**Catch Me If You Can is an entertaining and amusing film full of Spielberg, Hanks, and DiCaprio charm.** With Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio as leads and Steven Spielberg directing, I don't think it's possible not to enjoy this movie. Everyone loves Hanks and young Leo. Every Spielberg film drips with nostalgia and enthusiasm. Catch Me If You Can is precisely what you would expect from this talented crew. A clever, witty film with growing respect between a con artist and the FBI agent trailing him. Spielberg crafts an excellent, satisfying, and entertaining movie based on the true story of Frank Abagnale Jr. and Carl Hanratty.

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