Catch Me If You Can: Fake check (HD CLIP)

Catch Me If You Can: Fake check
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Frank Abagnale Jr. (Leonardo DiCaprio) is trying with very little success to use his checks in different banks. When he sees how airlines pilots are treated, he decides to pretend to be one as well. In order to know more about the job, he goes to Pam Airlines, acts as if he was writing an article and asks about being a pilot.
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Based on a true story, this classic movie directed by Steven Spielberg, tells the tale of Frank Abagnale Jr. (Leonardo DiCaprio), a young man who successfully managed by the age of 21 to con millions of dollars by pretending to be a Pan American World Airways pilot, a Georgia doctor, and a Louisiana parish prosecutor. Tracked for years by obsessed FBI Agent Carl Hanratty (Tom Hanks), the young mastermind was able to slip through his fingers multiple times, enjoying himself in the process. The con artist's foremost crime was check fraud which he carried out so expertly that by the end of the movie he gets recruited by the FBI to help them with check forgery cases.
Credits: © 2002 Paramount Pictures. All Rights Reserved.
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[@Chewbaccafruit]

Frank Abignale is the guy in high school who stayed up all night figuring out the best way to cheat on his test instead of just studying.

[@Louis13XIII]

You need to study a different subject every new exam, but you have to figure out how to cheat only once

[@joemac6636]

thats me!

[@LowReedExpert1]

Ironically, dude passed the BAR by just straight up studying

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

I was the guy who put text examples of problems into my TI-83 calculator and reviewed them under the guise of using the calculator for said problems. ;) But it turns out that later in life, after barely graduating from high school and working a variety of trades that I did skillfully...I have something called autonomic dysfunction/POTS and likely had it in school. I was too exhausted to grasp the work properly and cheated as needed to get by. It worsened and put me on Disability at 39, unfortunately.

[@GetOffUrPhone]

Ngl I've done that on Ritalin several times... Just can't ever seen to memorize stuff

[@spiidey1]

I love how Dicaprio in his late 20s looks like a natural teenager.

[@danm3021]

Built different

[@missingno88]

good genes, low stress life

[@pradyumn2453]

idk why he looked so perfect

[@spiidey1]

@c6.mp4 Supermodels must not mind Leo's low testosterone/high estrogen levels, seeing how he's bedding a new one every few years.

[@vakseen2618]

@c6.mp4 bruh what you're saying about the lowering testosterone across the decades is true but this is not the time nor place to say this lmao

[@wolfy9937]

I love the fact that throughout this entire film, he looks like hes just doing this all by accident

[@devonoved7]

In his interviews he said he rarely planned most of the things he got away with. Just sheer gumption and swagger.

[@thomas316]

His book is better, he was actually very clever and articulate. Planned this all out.

[@kakashiMEK]

"there was no accident" - master Oogway

[@pokeman5000]

Nah realistically the dude got pinched constantly. He spent a good portion of his life behind bars or on probation. The difference is this was back in the 70s/80s when you could quite literally fail upwards in America. The sex, drugs, and rock and roll generation quite literally doomed America to the path its on now. Good luck out there and I hope you stay on the straight and narrow with good connections to already established people. Otherwise enjoy the breaking wheel.

[@pokeman5000]

@@DJ-sn2wn Which was done BECAUSE of the rampant drug use in America during that period. That whole policy quite literally started in the 70's. Look at the good its done instead of pot/coke now its fent/meth and a dependency on psychological pharmaceuticals... a million times worse. Add that with the repeated market collapses and bail outs, sprinkle in JFK/MLK, radicalized fem!nists, 9/11, the patriot act surveillance state. Volia a complete departure from traditional America. Usually it takes a few generations for corruption to take hold of a well financed global power. The Boomers speed ran it in a few decades.

[@JaceDanielFilms]

god the lighting in this movie is beautiful. It's so glowy and ethereal

[@danielt.4330]

Very Kubrick-esque! I do think that Spielberg's friendship with Stanley definitely influenced the lighting in this film. Certainly, when they worked together on A.I., that movie also has a very glowing feel, as well.

[@greengarden7557]

@@danielt.4330 War of The Worlds too have glowing effect like this

[@JaceDanielFilms]

@@danielt.4330 also minority report

[@danielt.4330]

@@JaceDanielFilms Good point! Yes, I like the sheen of many of the shots.

[@anssitee]

It's called movie magic, or Spielberg if you will.

[@leunasmas]

People commenting about the slow motion shot need to understand that it was from the point of view of Frank. For him the pilot and the air hostesses mattered the most at that point in time.

[@cadenjohnson1137]

That's a good point

[@next-genshadow85]

That must've been hard to shoot for the Actors/Actrees lol

[@gameofvelets6421]

@@cadenjohnson1137 L profile pic

[@cadenjohnson1137]

@@gameofvelets6421 loud and proud

[@gameofvelets6421]

@@cadenjohnson1137 ok racist 💀

[@noobshifu858]

This guy took 'just for research purposes' to a whole different level...🤣🤣🤣

[@thomas.parnell7365]

And got paper clipped at the end of film still being a special consultant for fbi with a near normal life .Vs a convict what you choose

[@iniuni1447]

If his parent is rich, he will became like ellon musk or bill gates with his brain ...

[@83piwo]

This is one of the most Entertaining movies ever!!!

[@Mnjake96]

Ikr. I always look up movie clips tho and never the whole movie.

[@abdullahtariq2032]

This surely was.

[@Justin-gh3tk]

100% agree

[@83piwo]

@@jesusisgod2953 I agree... HAIL LUCIFER !!!

[@shobhitkanchan]

Can you suggest more

[@HenshinHero13]

All the girls and pilot walk in slow mo but there's one dude who is moving at the speed of light right through

[@shaileshmaurya1209]

This stuck in my mind too😀

[@llama-geddon9319]

I think it's on purpose to show his focus is completely on them, watching every detail, like the rest of the world continues on while he is 100% absorbed by this scene?

[@coleharvey6303]

The flight attendants and pilots are majestic, everything else is not. Focus. Agreed.

[@raghuveerm9]

Beautifully shown 👌👌👌👌

[@HenshinHero13]

@@llama-geddon9319 usually you can achieve the same goal of focus with over saturating the focal points and flattening or graying those out of focus. I think that would've been a little less jarring

[@jayeshchoudhari4776]

1:29 - 1:36 This entire bit is in slow motion. The pilots and the air hostess both walk "slowly" as Frank watches in the background.... everyone else are moving at normal speed The purpose could be to make the pilot and ladies "stand out" from the other regulars. And ngl...it worked.... just it is difficult to unsee it now lol

[@johanindrapermana7328]

Genius

[@zen8486]

Or everyone else was just walking super fast!

[@ameyadchule]

actually correct, but its done in VFX. With 2 different layers one playing in slow motion and other regular overlapping on each other.

[@adityasaranshchoudhary6505]

Never noticed this until your comment. Mind-blowing

[@penitent2401]

and there's that one guy walking across at 1.5 times speed.

[@maliant16]

I like how he puts on the little boy voice for the secretary. “I want to know everything there is to know about being a pilot”

[@drphot6050]

His on and off switch was crazy

[@Icetea-2000]

It contrasts so well with the next scene where he puts on the most rusty voice on the phone

[@alexrozenbom3430]

It must have been nice to live in a time where people trusted each other.

[@l3p3]

Yeah, to abuse their trust, right? /s

[@chrysecreative5575]

@@l3p3 They still do.

[@Jay-vr9ir]

The real Frank is a total fake .It has taken years but the truth is finally out .The real Frank sucked people in for years .

[@kdburner7356]

@@chrysecreative5575 no they don’t the world is a utopia, times have changed😁😇😇

[@chrysecreative5575]

@@kdburner7356 Maybe? The Internet wasn't around that time to show everyone what societal ills and atrocities are or have happened in other corners of the globe. I get it though, the world was less paranoid back then.

[@willhull1735]

You see this film on at Christmas you always have to watch it. Super entertaining. The guy was a genius that got away with it for so long.

[@bgrg]

For me, I watch this movie and I am filled with disgust and pity.

[@four7685]

@@Jay-vr9ir sad, still a good movie thou

[@user-qn3vt8ih2p]

Mashallah

[@Turnpost2552]

MashAllah for what, the guy would steal from hard working Americans, in Saudi Arabia we have a policy for just that type of thing......

[@bgrg]

​@@Turnpost2552 public execution or dismemberment? yeah you need to stop doing that and come to 21st century.

[@360foxgamerz2]

He actually wasn't supposed to be a part of the movie, he just walked onto set and acted professional.

[@mr.anti-hero4398]

It's such a recursive movie. An actor is playing an actor who impersonates various roles.

[@chubstheclown]

"I'm a dude playing a dude disguised as another dude."

[@sxorpioispapi415]

@@chubstheclown im a replier replying to another replier with a reply

[@grindstone4910]

If you want to get real meta, it's about a conman who conned people into believing he really did all this.

[@Waldo909]

Leo playing Rick Dalton who plays a nazi hunter, gunslinger, the hornet hunter etc.

[@agnidas5816]

Re-iterative not recursive. There is a chain of actors not a loop of actors. If the conman pretended to be Leonardo Dicaprio as part of the plot then it would begin to be recursive.

[@parthbansal2775]

"The only way to get those is to become a real live pilot" Frank: *Challenge Accepted*

[@Jay-vr9ir]

Check KZbin The Truth About Frank Abaganale Jr .Frank's story is all fake.

[@rohitrastogi6879]

The background music is on point throughout the movie

[@ibnmianal-buna3176]

John Williams: Allow me to introduce myself

[@judomattm]

Dude was a genius in real life.

[@fightingspirit7960]

And used it for all the wrong reasons.

[@henrywilliams3197]

@@fightingspirit7960 wrong and right are subjective

[@fightingspirit7960]

@@henrywilliams3197 huh. Well you're not wrong about that. Guy was cool. And his crimes were against corporations but....his doctor crime was some next level bs. How irresponsible do you have to be to impersonate a goddamn doctor? What do you think would have happened if he had fucked up?

[@Decheka4]

Still is a genius in real life.

[@CrankyGrandma]

He’s still around, no?

[@traildoggy]

"And how 'bout a set of keys to one of those planes? You think you gotta set of those you can give me?"

[@RobertMorgan]

"Haha, oh Frank! Planes don't have keys!" Write that down, write that down!

[@alimertc]

@@RobertMorgan Small planes do have keys though

[@edgegodfrivolous]

@@alimertc it was a joke

[@Nicholson12345]

When you don't have google you have to interview the pilot personally

[@Skyliet]

actually, Google don't have all the answer, one has to directly investigate by himself if they are about to commit a convincing fraud

[@noonesperfect]

these subtitles looks so great for such a classical plot theme.

[@VBG33k]

@@jesusisgod2953 You must be good at parties.

[@mariocardenas1526]

@@jesusisgod2953 Bee According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Yellow, black. Ooh, black and yellow! Let's shake it up a little. Barry! Breakfast is ready! Ooming! Hang on a second. Hello? - Barry? - Adam? - Oan you believe this is happening? - I can't. I'll pick you up. Looking sharp. Use the stairs. Your father paid good money for those. Sorry. I'm excited. Here's the graduate. We're very proud of you, son. A perfect report card, all B's. Very proud. Ma! I got a thing going here. - You got lint on your fuzz. - Ow! That's me! - Wave to us! We'll be in row 118,000. - Bye! Barry, I told you, stop flying in the house! - Hey, Adam. - Hey, Barry. - Is that fuzz gel? - A little. Special day, graduation. Never thought I'd make it. Three days grade school, three days high school. Those were awkward. Three days college. I'm glad I took a day and hitchhiked around the hive. You did come back different. - Hi, Barry. - Artie, growing a mustache? Looks good. - Hear about Frankie? - Yeah. - You going to the funeral? - No, I'm not going. Everybody knows, sting someone, you die. Don't waste it on a squirrel. Such a hothead. I guess he could have just gotten out of the way. I love this incorporating an amusement park into our day. That's why we don't need vacations. Boy, quite a bit of pomp... under the circumstances. - Well, Adam, today we are men. - We are! - Bee-men. - Amen! Hallelujah! Students, faculty, distinguished bees, please welcome Dean Buzzwell. Welcome, New Hive Oity graduating class of... ...9:15. That concludes our ceremonies. And begins your career at Honex Industries! Will we pick ourjob today? I heard it's just orientation. Heads up! Here we go. Keep your hands and antennas inside the tram at all times. - Wonder what it'll be like? -

[@buddimalliyanapathirana1767]

@@jesusisgod2953 nobody wants to hear that bullshit

[@cowboy4378]

@@mariocardenas1526 the laws of physics don’t stop bees from flying. That came from one study that was wrong

[@ZoriZM]

"Dear dad, i've decided to become a pilot." And so he did.

[@yoochoob]

“What do you think, Angelo? The tomatoes are ripe this afternoon.” LOL!

[@emmahawker5832]

I don't get it. Could you, please, explain?

[@severusclay5886]

@@emmahawker5832 The movie is set in the days when women flight attendants were called stewardesses, and attractive women were called tomatoes. I suppose the pilot is talking about the women. I suppose "ripe" means "nubile (sexually attractive)”

[@emmahawker5832]

@@severusclay5886 Thank you very much! One question though. You're speaking as if women flight attendants nowadays are called something else. Did something change? Aren't women still called stewardesses?

[@severusclay5886]

@@emmahawker5832 I believe the term used these days is ‘ air hostess/air host ‘

[@emmahawker5832]

@@severusclay5886 Had no idea. Fly once a year. Thank you so much again!

[@solankivaibhav6114]

the guy being interviewed had no idea what Frank going to do with that information 😂

[@cattysplat]

People just generally trusted other people back then, especially on their word, since reputation was so important. These days literally everyone is mistrustful until they know more or have an entire portfolio you can see of them online.

[@Mason-kd2zr]

I love a good modern day Marvel film but something about these early 2000 movies just make them phenomenal and it's not just nostalgia.

[@valardohaeris333]

This.

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Probably because marvel movies suck ass lol

[@EmKatona]

This sounds like there are only marvel films today, but luckily that's not true.

[@Mason-kd2zr]

@@EmKatona Yeah. You're right. There are also Disney Live action remakes and the occasional Batman film. lul

[@blasternixon8013]

@@Mason-kd2zr no new ideas for films

[@kushmic]

the acting and cinematography of this movie is stunning

[@MashedJoetatoes]

1:31 the whole scene is moving in slow motion besides this super-speed walking guy that walks past the screen on the sidewalk.

[@FragBenitez]

Lol wtf never noticed that before

[@Thisworldisagoner]

Actually if you notice, its only the group of the pilot and the female stewards are walking in slow motion, but not the other people in the sidewalk because that group of people are like a way out of his miserable life for Frank, not the rest of the folks around him

[@Superintendent_ChaImers]

That man was moving much faster than that. This man could walk faster than Usain bolt sprints.

[@arifridwanabriyanto9286]

He's actual Barry Allen

[@chessgains8075]

It's just the pilots and the girls who are moving in slow-motion. How is this not obvious?

[@JoeIIama]

I like how at 1:30 the flight crew are all moving in slow motion, but a random guy walks past at a completely normal pace

[@RaptureMusicOfficial]

Yeah, a bit like the Bullet Time Effects in Matrix!

[@ibnbhai]

dam, i didnt even notice that

[@eyeseer1]

Can’t believe this movie is only 20 years old. Steven Spielberg is still a maestro in film.

[@kevinroble]

i remember watching this movie with my dad....such a master piece

[@Jtanman93]

back in the day when pilots were treated like kings.

[@notyourmomyousnowflake3533]

he is like an energetic piston, registering on all cylinders. This movies thrill factor is quite high, and is funny, but in a serious sense.

[@cliffdaems]

I've been a pilot for nearly 20 years and nobody has ever asked my autograph before :)

[@mr.azizsshitposts]

Well time to change that! Cliff Daems!! Can I have your autograph??

[@fakename6790]

I'd love to have your autograph . . . on a blank check

[@rome98]

nowdays, anyone can be a pilot

[@zacharyjackson1829]

@@rome98 let me know how that works out for ya

[@rome98]

@@zacharyjackson1829 I'm not interested in that, but you can do the license for 6000$ for a single-engine one, you don't need to be a commercial one to be considered a pilot

[@AJsMillions]

Damnit, Shutter Island is a more realistic scene for what some people are talking about. Also 10/10 on the severity of boating!

[@Mazamasan]

the tomatos are ripe this afternoon lol cant help but wonder how lusty people were back then i mean we humans always were lustyy

[@michaelklikushin7974]

Ay yoooooo

[@ow3n_304]

@@jesusisgod2953 god is dead

[@jesusisgod2953]

@@ow3n_304 He raised from the dead. Keep up.

[@AAA310]

@@jesusisgod2953 makes no sense

[@jesusisgod2953]

@@AAA310 How did you come to that conclusion?

[@prathamsunuwar4756]

From fake checks to wolf of wall street😂😂😂

[@m-notes]

I love this movie, hell anything Leo is in 😆

[@justaguylyingontheroad]

With all that talent and charisma,i always wonder why frank abagnale did not pursuit in becoming an actor. Dude is one hell of con artist.

[@ambushalliance9737]

He took acting classes when he was in junior high and high school to improve his abilities as a con artist.

[@Fabaret]

This film is amazing!! And they turned into a fabulous musical as well! Xx

[@thanhnguyen-gu1fj]

Decade of legend movies, when they knew how to tell a story

[@roshanantony64]

Cuz this was a real story

[@sakuragi1062]

@KhartikeyenSath I agree look at The 15:17 to Paris real story but bad movie

[@DBZ-Mousa]

This movie is a masterpiece!

[@RaptureMusicOfficial]

Man this movie is so good. Watched it in 2002 in German theatres,. Brilliant flick, awesome performance by Leo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks!

[@PeterCacioppi]

The "Pretend" podcast is fantastic. It totally debunks this guy. In real life, more like a petty criminal that the FBI couldn't be bothered with. His real success as a con-man was getting so many people to believe his tall tales.

[@mrocean8139]

Really?

[@PeterCacioppi]

@@mrocean8139 I believe it. The pod tracks down people that knew him back in the day. Multiple people that spent time with Frank in his early 20s. The story in the movie and books is a mix of exaggerations and inventions. For example, his booker (aka business partner who got him speaking engagements) was present when Frank heard someone else tell the story of the prostitute who accepted a bad check in exchange for both services and cash. "We both got screwed that night". That was a joke someone else told, and then Frank incorporated it into his bit. It was never an original Frank story. The booker was on tour with Frank when they both heard someone else tell it, and then, viola, its part of Franks speech at the next gig. The pod is full of stuff like that.

[@rakhi4876]

His life changed when he came to know that pan am pilot can cash cheque ❤️ great actor ❤️

[@ppringless9053]

Keep uploading clips for this movie please. All time fave!

[@kritikumari5831]

@@just10NU where can I watch it?

[@enderfox1699]

A true genius keeps on trying, cuz he knows the more he tries the better he gets

[@mialene9240]

I can never be a con artist, even if I have the brain of Frank Abagnale. Just imagine the amount of rejections you have to face. All the faces looking down on you. No doubt I won’t survive pass the early phase of creating my very first character.

[@JakeUpTheJarvis]

Well that cab was packed

[@helohi9701]

This movie is based on a true story My friends great grandpa worked with the FBI during the 50's-80's and actually was one of the agents who looked for this guy

[@dataman6310]

That's really cool! Did he say anything interesting about working on the case?

[@helohi9701]

@@dataman6310 nah the man died before my friend was born but all I heard was this frank guy was one tricky SOB

[@Roshtheannah]

of course they say he lived a calm and peaceful life with his 3 sons and is a professional who helps banks and earns milions ...they did quote it at the end kf the movie

[@taylorpack7705]

@@helohi9701 can you please tell these people on here that his story definitely wasn’t fake

[@atomicagegamer3693]

@@taylorpack7705 Read "The Greatest Hoax on Earth: Catching Truth While We can. The FBI didn't seem to have much trouble finding him.

[@Q1424.]

LEONARDO DI CAPRIO! STEVEN SPIELBERG TOM HANKS!!!! YOU CAN'T BE MORE SERIOUS THAN THIS!!!

[@ChipeloAndCrew]

That’s a great technique, to show how a character is perceiving something great and new, to have them move in slow motion and everyone else at regular speed

[@kalidfx]

because of people like frank, most major companies had to "up" their security because you no longer could trust people not taking advantage of you.

[@dustinrisinger1958]

Definitely not because of Jews and Muslims lol

[@syhrl9693]

Social Engineering on point!

[@gosth81]

Deep social engineering, no cap

[@dubey_ji]

Let's be honest the only reason he got away with his con acts because he is good looking

[@Sanket.vjadhav]

Everyone knows it, no one will admit to it.

[@dubey_ji]

@@Sanket.vjadhav we will admit it comrade 😁

[@swingset1969]

That's gay, bro. But, no, that's not actually it at all. A lot of very successful con men were not lookers. Read more, post less.

[@dubey_ji]

@@swingset1969 yeah I get that gay point I would let him fool me 🤢

[@dubey_ji]

@@swingset1969 but he was playing characters of high paid profession obviously would be an attractive person huh ?

[@3ku1]

Arguably the most underrated movie of all time.

[@JustAGuyProduction]

"Stop it Slow Mobius!" "Sorry, dude just trying to show off my powers."

[@oneesan6367]

Hell yeah Rick and Morty

[@aos7659]

1:18 if anybody is wondering the time stamp this comment was referring to

[@samuelulloa6224]

What?! How did I never notice the guy at 1:32 walking at super speed when everyone else was walking at normal speed🤣

[@JulieWallis1963]

I adore this film, so, *so* entertaining. But what really makes it shine is,…….it’s based on real life!

[@Jay-vr9ir]

No , sorry, it is a total fake.Check KZbin The Truth About Frank Abagnale Jr , also check Alan C Logan and his investigation on Frank ABAGNALE .

[@mdabdullah4379]

Leo was probably 27/28 in this film. But look at how youthful he looked here. His face was glowing like someone in their teens or early 20s

[@davidbolha]

Mhm. Adrenochrome does that. 😉😎

[@ldcrp2483]

@@davidbolha conspiracy bs 💀

[@flisko123]

he was 16 in this film

[@andrewattenboroughtwothumb4697]

one of my favourite scenes from one of my favourite movies by Steven Spielberg

[@m0ment219]

"Catch Me If You Can: Fake check (HD CLIP)" Whole film starts playing

[@ivankaizer5388]

Nobody talks about how the taxi can take more than 3 people on the back seat?

[@sce2aux464]

Clown car taxicab.

[@saxyologist3392]

you know why I am fan of this man because he is a natural Actor

[@Kreamations]

0:25 scared tf out of me 🤣

[@Kenny_D6665]

This looks more like a 90’s film rather than a 2002 film. I was born in 2002.

[@blackmamba5409]

2:16 .. everyone, this is your daily dose of internet 😂😂

[@jaypseven993]

People here dont understand that the reason he got away with cons before is because there's no advance technology at that time.And con artists are not common. I've once read a 1985 Sidney Sheldon novel about a female con " if tomorrow comes" this is brilliant novel as well. If you read the novel this year you may have a lot of criticism because of course the story is outdated

[@WaL3eD_]

Imagine a visionary director gets hand on it and makes a perfect movie about it. Btw you are right, few years ago tech wasn't this advance and if you go 50-70 years back, people were being ruled 😉

[@Jay-vr9ir]

What people are starting to understand , is that Frank Abagnale was just a petty thief . Check with Wikipedia on the veracity of his story/stories and how he is now being exposed by Alan C Logan . Go to Catch me if you can MOST NOTORIOUS and how he cheated Paula Parks and her mother and father.

[@cattysplat]

Trust was basically everything people had to go on mostly at the time. Sure there was some technology and training to avoid false cheques, basic scams and robbery, but the end of the day the entire cheque system relied apon genuine signatures, something that is far too easy to emulate and copy and face to face dialog with is open to social engineering.

[@AyoJC]

Underrated film

[@partagascigaro9694]

Underrated? Wtf

[@hecc7906]

The only unrealistic thing in this movie is kids wanting an autograph from a pilot

[@Happin3ess]

When films were magic.

[@damonleeb]

This is one of them movies I can watch over and over

[@ianyname1736]

Even tho we all know now that the whole story was just a big lie, this movie is still entertaining

[@davecrupel2817]

"DC-8, 707, Constellation" Constellation... Man that was a whole different era.

[@bharthyadav6794]

And ladies and gentlemen this is what we call confidences

[@philipphilip5472]

greatest actor ever..

[@J_GoTTi]

One of the best movies ever in my opinion

[@jkgadgets3826]

The young looks like he can be the Wolf of Wall Street someday.

[@alyssa01825]

he’s so handsome

[@Lotschi]

This film is so great!

[@Ryan-hl4ur]

Abignale is an extremely resourceful guy. He pulled a scam at Logan airport in Boston that's legendary. Look it up, he tells the story so well.

[@atomicagegamer3693]

Except that story is a complete fabrication. There's a whole book about how Abagnale's greatest con was convincing everyone that he was this brilliant conman. The truth is that he did impersonate a pilot a few times and forged some checks; most of the other stuff in the movie or what he tells in speeches is complete fantasy. He obviously does have talent but its mostly based on charisma and tall tales.

[@jacklenetaylor6864]

Leo is such a genius in this movie

[@smarthuman7083]

I like how frank is kind of someone that see a cool job and ask can he get that job and no wait for answer

[@tarass8737]

Leo only had two looks. First he looked like a teenager and then went straight to looking like a 40 something dude.

[@the_road__warrior6185]

Definition of *Better with age* : Leo

[@lesterjohntalde296]

i love how fbi respected him

[@davidsantiago7808]

this guy was the original "he cant keep getting away with it"

[@hi-lg6bv]

"Must have slipped right off your neck" 😜😜😜🤣🤣🤣 hats off caprio....

[@Zeikid]

Ugh so nostalgic. Do they ever make movies like this anymore?

[@christophernoguera1704]

I love this movie the anticipation when this came out was undeniable. Should’ve gotten a few Grammies for this movies.

[@alanroberts6086]

Grammys are for music. Emmys are what you're thinking of. If you do mean Grammys it actually won one, lol.

[@magicallyella7740]

@@alanroberts6086 emmy’s are for tv shows. oscars are for movies.

[@DoktorSpakur]

What about a Tony?

[@pbetftdi]

I can’t believe this film didn’t win any CMA awards. Also should have been an AKC best of breed.

[@JewishKeto]

Frank was pretty clever! He still is!

[@bembolbug]

Been wanting to rewatch this but I’m not sure I’m ready for the emotional crash after the highs 😢

[@mediterraneandiet2483]

You MUST watch this film.

[@bluetv6386]

Genius is that Di Caprio Hanks and Walken were never in this film, just some dude pretending to be them.

[@sajeelashraf2850]

before johnny sins we had frank abignale

[@vedranbosnjak5759]

Leo and Tom deserved on this film a f Oscar ,so underrated movie....bcs of this movies ,Oscars for me is nothing....

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

I wonder how many times people are going to repeat the same two comments over and over. "Did anybody notice the people moving fast?" Yeah, everybody. That's what watching a movie is all about. "How can they fit four people in a back seat?" Uh... They sat close together? Dur.

[@jayanthsamala3529]

Ingenious

[@TheMidnightCloak]

The world literally turns brighter when the Pan Am crew shows up.

[@Xylarxcode]

I didn't know cabs in the US were clown cars. One after the other just kept coming out like it was some kind of circus act, lol.

[@PaulAllen6304]

1:33 *That man on the right be like : Nope I am not gonna fall for slowmo shit* 😂😂

[@overlex]

LMAO this pilot scene must’ve been written by someone who imagines a pilot’s life to be this luxurious... sadly the reality isn’t as charming as this

[@hannaosterlund5974]

Lmao i think being a pilot is pretty cool tbh

[@overlex]

@@hannaosterlund5974 NO DOUBT! You’re right But in reality, most int.airlines pilots are jet lagged and exhausted by 3-4pm wherever they land from, worn out by paperwork and stiff from the long sitting 😂 and the Hollywood-handsome ones are in the minority, from experience. Not to mention the 3am mornings ☕️ ☠️

[@hannaosterlund5974]

@@overlex jeeez, sounds exhausting- I imagine being away from home for days or even weeks must be pretty harsh as well… either way, my dream job when I was younger was to become a pilot

[@vin55100]

Back then in the sixties seventies it was that good even through to the ninties it was good and those with old contracts still have a good life, all the new kids suffer though. I mean there were less planes, less flights and flying was a luxury. Now it is often cheaper to fly than to go by train.