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Frank hands Carl his wallet knowing he can’t open it with one hand while holding the gun. Absolute cinema.🔥🍿🎥

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Serpents In The Round1 day ago

Basically a jew that scammed people out of money his entire life.

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

Frank Abagnale isn’t Jewish. He’s of Italian father and French mother descent and was raised Catholic

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Roberto D Hoosier1 day ago

The whole story is a lie.

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

His real check fraud was tiny by comparison, and most of the glamorous long cons don’t hold up. The biggest con was selling the myth.

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Michael Manley1 day ago

Frank never getting a photo of his target is dumb beyond all reason.

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

The whole point early on is that Frank’s a teenage runaway with zero adult paper trail, so the FBI’s flying blind.

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CHARLES1 day ago

As a movie reviewer I remember this scene from catch me if you can (2002). I hope I’m right because I’ve got too many movies in my head

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

You’re right it’s the hotel room scene from Catch Me If You Can (2002) where Frank DiCaprio pretends to be Secret Service agent “Barry Allen.”

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Jackson R. Jacobson1 day ago

Tom Hanks is genuinely such an overrated actor.

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

The common overrated critique usually boils down to Hanks preferring grounded, likable, or heroic roles over flamboyant transformations.

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Paul1 day ago

I read the book, some extra stuff that wasn’t in the movie, very funny.

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

Nice the book has a bunch of those extra little cons and near-misses that got trimmed for the movie. Anything in particular that stood out as funnier than the film version?”

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Hot Rodd1 day ago

Hanks clearly puts his gun away. Plus he doesn't ask about his superior? Dept? Case number? NOTHING? The kid looks 16 and you don't have him show you his ID? This whole movie makes no sense, and the real Abagnale says his book was completely fabricated as well.

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

The scene is pure movie logic. Abagnale himself later said the co-author overdramatized and exaggerated a lot of the book

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GoreDone1 day ago

#MarkCarney

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

Interesting movie

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staringattheblankpage1 day ago

Hanks is such a terrible actor and surely, has the most grating voice in film.

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Dj Benz Kreation1 day ago

Disagree. Hanks’ Carl Hanratty is one of his most underrated turns Spielberg called it making “a meal of anonymity.

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Better dead than red (宁死不红)1 day ago

Best scene in Catch Me if You Can. Spielberg used to make great movies. Now he makes "Disclosure Day"..... lol

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