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  • First time watching and reacting to Catch Me If You Can
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  • @hurricane1951
    @hurricane1951 Год назад +68

    Walking through the airport with the young stewardesses is the lesson his father taught him about the Yankees' pinstripes. They're a distraction. Brilliant!

    • @MrKINSM
      @MrKINSM Год назад +4

      The saddest part of this movie, is nearly all of it is made up, even the end credit bio. Most of the timeline the movie takes place he was actually in prison in NY. He definitely didn't cash 4M$ in checks - it was less than 4K$, he didn't escape out of a toilet from the fbi, he wasn't a doctor, he didn't pass the bar exam, he didn't work for the FBI or even national banks. He may have traveled on a plane disguised as a pilot a time or two, but in all likelihood didn't - he simply told people he was a pilot to defraud them. He's a complete fraud and wasn't a bright criminal either - arrested multiple times in multiple states. Doesn't make the movie any less entertaining though.

    • @hurricane1951
      @hurricane1951 Год назад +2

      @@MrKINSM You've really shattered an illusion.

    • @brutustantheiii8477
      @brutustantheiii8477 Год назад

      @@MrKINSM yeah I have a hard time believe what you wrote about him either

    • @thekratosmeatrider
      @thekratosmeatrider Год назад

      ​@@MrKINSM Yea nice irony that a conman lies abt his story.

    • @ryman1933
      @ryman1933 Год назад +3

      ​@@MrKINSM You're telling me a pathological liar lied about something? No way!

  • @timcook6566
    @timcook6566 Год назад +27

    At the end it said that he was living a quiet life in the midwest. That is true. He became a public speaker, and my wife was the booking agent who booked him into speaking events. She said that even now (20 years ago) he was a very charming man.

    • @agffans5725
      @agffans5725 Год назад +3

      Only a slight bit of this film is a true story. Being a con artist is all about keeping a believable straight face, while charming people to believe that a fairy tale story is all true. My name is Frank btw.

    • @thekratosmeatrider
      @thekratosmeatrider Год назад

      Carl also didnt exist in real life so even the end credits bio was made up

  • @orarinnsnorrason4614
    @orarinnsnorrason4614 Год назад +62

    This is such a quality movie. Its so much better than it makes it out to be. Leo and Hanks are phenomenal and Christopher Walken is always a win. Plus another gem of music from John Williams.

    • @jasonbrownie12
      @jasonbrownie12 Год назад +1

      And Jennifer Aniston for a cameo and Amy Adams for her performance too as a nurse

    • @Gallo_1.6
      @Gallo_1.6 Год назад

      @@jasonbrownie12 Jennifer Aniston??

    • @Isleofskye
      @Isleofskye Год назад

      @@jasonbrownie12 Jennifer Aniston? When?

    • @Isleofskye
      @Isleofskye Год назад +1

      Plus Martin Sheen.Various Actresses who are now well known and Steven Spielberg..:)

  • @DeathScythe777
    @DeathScythe777 Год назад +24

    This is definately one of my favorite movies. Leonardo DiCaprio did an awesome job acting in this.

    • @MoMoMyPup10
      @MoMoMyPup10 Год назад +2

      Found myself thinking while watching this reaction what it would've been like if they didn't show you in the beginning that he got caught. We already know the answer to the movie title. I wonder why they did the reveal at the beginning.

  • @alecrichardson1949
    @alecrichardson1949 Год назад +11

    Trivia: Real Frank as French cop at 34:21

  • @jasonmest87
    @jasonmest87 Год назад +7

    I've been going through a rough time but when I see a Dasha reacts to any of my favorite movies I know I'll feel better at the end of it, her accent and genuine laughter always picks me up, don't underestimate the effect you have with your audience Dasha. lovely smile too btw

  • @tonyrossell832
    @tonyrossell832 Год назад +17

    Happy Halloween Dasha. This isn't a scary movie but it's still a Halloween type movie if you think about it. Frank dresses up in different "costumes" and pretends to be something he isn't, just like people do on Halloween. Nice choice and fun reaction. Keep up the great work!

  • @wolfpackleaderalpha
    @wolfpackleaderalpha Год назад +2

    34:21 - The older French cop in the cap approaching Frank and Carl is the REAL Frank Abagnale making a cameo

  • @bigdream_dreambig
    @bigdream_dreambig Год назад +1

    24:53 "Wow, he is changing shoes so quickly." In American English, we say someone's "wearing a lot of hats" when they have lots of different roles or responsibilities -- so we might say Frank Jr. was "switching hats" rather than shoes. 👞😝🎩

  • @darrenl3289
    @darrenl3289 Год назад +2

    Really shows why they are called "confidence men"

  • @TimoRutanen
    @TimoRutanen Год назад +5

    There's actually a couple of talks by Mr. Frank Abagnale in RUclips where he talks about his life and the things he did. He's pretty funny and charismatic.

  • @ciaranconlon84
    @ciaranconlon84 Год назад +1

    Crazy how in the 60s pilots were like rockstars, now they're like cab drivers and earn about as much as one.

  • @TampaCEO
    @TampaCEO Год назад +2

    0:58 - This was an actual game show. It was called "To Tell the Truth". Basically 3 people come on the show claiming to be a person. The celebrity guests can ask them questions, then pick the person who they think is the actual person. At the end of the show, the host asks "Will the real Frank Abignale please stand up." This is when the actual person stands and reveals themself.

  • @Only1Orinthal
    @Only1Orinthal Год назад +3

    Definition of a Confidence Man

  • @bluebear1985
    @bluebear1985 Год назад +1

    In case you're wondering about the opening scene, they used footage from an American panel show from the 1970s, "To Tell the Truth", in which the real Frank Abignale Jr. was the subject. On the show, there are three people on stage who all claim to be the same person. A short statement written by the person is read, and a panel of four celebrities question the challengers in order to determine who the real one is. After they vote on who they think it is, the host asks "Will the real (name of person) please stand up?", after which they do. The actual episode in which he appeared originally aired in 1977, obviously after he was supposedly arrested.

  • @1938superman
    @1938superman Год назад +9

    It's a really fun movie. You should watch Ocean's Eleven. You'd probably really like that too.

    • @speleokeir
      @speleokeir Год назад

      Also 'The Sting' which is another great film about confidence tricksters.

  • @mwbhomee2802
    @mwbhomee2802 Год назад +2

    Did you know that a common slang word for a criminal is a Con short for con man short for confidence man. Frank Abignale is definitely what they mean when they say confidence man.

  • @Fsindu
    @Fsindu Год назад +1

    Not sure if u noticed it Sasha, but his dad saw through right from the beginning in the restaurant. It is so amazingingly displayed by them i love this movie for all those little details.

  • @laudanum669
    @laudanum669 Год назад +2

    Being well read, well spoken and confident will get you almost everywhere you want to go. - CJE

  • @granadosvm
    @granadosvm Год назад +1

    I bought this movie when it was released in VHS, and at the end there was an interview with the actual Frank Abvignale. As much charm and charisma DeCaprio shows in the movie, the real Frank is much more charming and charismatic. If you saw him talking, you would realize why he used to get the trust of any person he spoke with. A really amazing guy.

  • @toddhill7483
    @toddhill7483 Год назад +12

    Great reaction! My parents have this on DVD and I watch it every year when I visit for Christmas.

  • @unstrung65
    @unstrung65 Год назад +8

    An absolutely fascinating movie , loved your reaction to it !

  • @conureron3792
    @conureron3792 Год назад +1

    For more Martin Sheen movies - the attorney dad of the nurse/bride, check out Wall Street (he was a supporting actor) and Apocalypse Now.

  • @joshuakramer9833
    @joshuakramer9833 Год назад +1

    Oddly, Louisiana is (at this time) still based on the Napolionic code. Meaning if you study and pass the Bar exam, you can legally practice law in LA.

  • @tduffy5
    @tduffy5 Год назад +4

    If someone made this up, it wouldn't sell. Great story!

    • @bigdream_dreambig
      @bigdream_dreambig Год назад +1

      Actually, from what I understand, more research has proven that the book this is based on (Frank's autobiography) is actually largely fiction -- although Frank retold the stories himself so often that he may have even convinced himself it was the truth!

  • @IDLERACER
    @IDLERACER Год назад +13

    😎👍 Spielberg was on a roll in the early 2000s. Also check out "Minority Report" (2002), "The Terminal" which also stars Tom Hanks (2004) and "War Of The Worlds" (2005).

  • @spankyham9607
    @spankyham9607 Год назад +4

    Funny to think, he went from stealing millions of dollars a year to getting paid millions of dollars a year by the same banks he stole from.

  • @jojojo503
    @jojojo503 Год назад +3

    Funniest thing about this movie about a con man is most of it (basically all) is made up lol. He really conned his way into people thinking he was a conman

  • @tylerpaschall4363
    @tylerpaschall4363 Год назад +1

    I personally think that this movie just shows how far you can get with a little bit of charisma, and a whole lot of confidence. I support that it's very hard to make it in the USA, and most people (including me) feel disenfranchised by the modern regime. But the idea that you can lie your way into wealth so easily is still something we Americans strive for

  • @therandytomato5679
    @therandytomato5679 Год назад +1

    There is a (comedy) film about playing tag btw... it's called Tag, funnily enough :P - and based (very loosely - really just the base concept) on a true story.

  • @Tiisiphone
    @Tiisiphone Год назад +2

    Frank wrote an autobiography, and it's worth reading!

    • @dabe1971
      @dabe1971 Год назад

      But after reading that you should also read 'The Greatest Hoax on Earth' by Alan C Logan. It shows most of Franks claims to be false.

  • @neon-rust
    @neon-rust Год назад +4

    This movie shows very clearly why so-called "social engineering" used by hackers works so well. Pretend to be someone else, get access to important equipment or locations.

    • @RickLeMon
      @RickLeMon Год назад +1

      Since the statute of limitations is up, yes, it's really easy to talk passwords out of even IT professionals

  • @demuchan771
    @demuchan771 Год назад

    That guy is definitely born genius, I watch some of his interview guy keeps talking nonstop no mumbling or anything, it's like his brain already know what to say when he was being asked, guy just built different

  • @cherylsims5636
    @cherylsims5636 Год назад +2

    Well Dasha as always love your reactions. When I was younger around this time later 1960s I was walking thru airport, with my parents and we passed some pilots and I immediately wanted to become one. I am a private pilot as of 1977. Never knew about this movie before, but very interesting how it affects some ones life. Yes I think you can become the next "catch me if you can" girl!

  • @mikebrown7799
    @mikebrown7799 Год назад +9

    Super reactions to Catch Me If You Can, Dasha!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽You did a great job figuring out Frank's various cons. Everything Frank did is real. Carl is not a real character. He is a compilation of the various FBI agents that chased Frank.

    • @MoMoMyPup10
      @MoMoMyPup10 Год назад +1

      Was the game show real?

    • @mikebrown7799
      @mikebrown7799 Год назад +2

      @@MoMoMyPup10 Yes, Frank did in fact appear on "To Tell the Truth" in 1977 as himself with two imposters. He fooled ALL four celebrity judges. None of them guessed he was Frank.🙂

    • @MoMoMyPup10
      @MoMoMyPup10 Год назад

      @@mikebrown7799 shocking, huh! Freakin Frank strikes again.

  • @NathanJasper
    @NathanJasper Год назад +12

    This is one of my favorite Leo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks movies

  • @guittadabe5214
    @guittadabe5214 Год назад +1

    I watched Frank Abignale give a speech a few years ago at an IIA (Institute of Internal Auditors) fraud conference. It was fascinating. Of course everyone was hanging on his every word. He sure didn't look like DeCaprio, but he had a presence about him...confident as heck, and he sure knew his stuff.

  • @user-jz9ih7ju4w
    @user-jz9ih7ju4w Год назад +7

    Dasha, as always, you and your reactions are charming.....looking forward to the next one.☺

  • @lnwolf41
    @lnwolf41 Год назад +3

    A very good movie, liked your reactions during the movie. Another great movie I think you would enjoy is "The Great Imposter" 1961, based on a real person, back in the 1950's.

  • @tillasmax
    @tillasmax Год назад +9

    dasha... keep up the good and hard work. maintaining a good youtube channel is HARD. been watching you for ages. btw, you will have a lot of fun with this movie.

  • @miker252
    @miker252 Год назад +1

    I remember, in 1977, seeing the real Frank Abagnale on the To Tell The Truth show.

  • @RogerKennedy-nx6re
    @RogerKennedy-nx6re Год назад

    It's been awhile since you did a review but there is a video of him being interviewed on the tonight show with Johnny Carson, Very good interview and you can see what he really looked like. Thanks for the reaction. You did a great job!

  • @ninjetti9898
    @ninjetti9898 Год назад +1

    No woman can resist Leo......even Dasha 🙂

  • @erichauptman5142
    @erichauptman5142 Год назад +1

    I absolutely love your thumbnail images.

  • @fastecp1
    @fastecp1 Год назад +1

    This is up there with some of my other favorite movies, like The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile, but I really loved that this was a true movie, like you said the first thing I did after I saw this was to go on youtube and watch everything I could find out about the real Frank Abagnale, what an amazing story, it would have been amazing if he was in this 30s but he was just a kid, I loved your reaction as always.

    • @Isleofskye
      @Isleofskye Год назад +1

      The Sting is brilliant.

  • @adamlopez7947
    @adamlopez7947 Год назад +6

    You are so funny and fun to watch, thank you for the great channel kiddo 🎉🎃🤓

  • @mikesmollin8908
    @mikesmollin8908 Год назад +3

    Great film, I love it, but FYI this is not a true story, a lot of this stuff was debunked about Frank, his greatest con was convincing people this story actually happened

  • @Fantomex.
    @Fantomex. Год назад +1

    I hope her butt doesn't hurt this time lol 😂 seriously she's so funny

  • @pvksl
    @pvksl Год назад

    For the fans of this type of storyline/character dynamic, I sincerely recommend the TV series 'White Collar'.

  • @7bootzy
    @7bootzy Год назад

    This movie REALLY romanticizes Frank. In reality, he was a small-time con man who primarily preyed on small families and individuals. He really financially and emotionally hurt quite a few poor, innocent people. He also flat-out lied about most of his exploits such as flying all the time and practicing medicine and law. That scene where he recruits flight attendants from a school? He conducted "physical examinations" aka assault on those girls as part of his "interview" process. If you read up about his life, he actually was an unremarkable petty criminal who bluffed his way into legend later in life.
    Such an incredible movie, though!

  • @johnfisher8843
    @johnfisher8843 Год назад

    Leonardo DiCaprio plays another pilot of the skies in Aviator, another must see movie. And thank you for your reaction.

  • @dan_hitchman007
    @dan_hitchman007 Год назад +1

    Martin Sheen and Leo starred in "The Departed" together. A fantastic Martin Scorsese film.

    • @jeremyfrost2636
      @jeremyfrost2636 Год назад

      I think Dasha reacted to that. So I bet she appreciates this comment.

  • @MrCrowhouse
    @MrCrowhouse Год назад

    You are so sweet dasha "my butt hurts when i see leonardo dicaprio movies" i laught so hard when you said that 😂 but usually when he is in a movie is a really good movie, and this is one of my personal favorites of him, so next time do as i do and use a pillow on your sit, it never fails. Anyway i loved your reaction as always😘

  • @tonguetwistjake6919
    @tonguetwistjake6919 Год назад

    In the scene Leo gets arrested in France, the man who arrests him is the real Frank Abagnale jr. The person on whom the movie is based on.

  • @bkazmer
    @bkazmer Год назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @briguy399
    @briguy399 Год назад

    ! of my favs ! I think I saw it in the theater at the time. Thanks for watching. Had a question - Did your Lethal Weapon reaction get taken down ? I was looking for it again & I couldn't find it.

  • @rufus5966
    @rufus5966 Год назад +7

    Christopher Walken always knocks it out of the park. This movie is no exception.

    • @dan_hitchman007
      @dan_hitchman007 Год назад

      Did you hear the one about the three little mice?

    • @rufus5966
      @rufus5966 Год назад

      @@dan_hitchman007 2

    • @dan_hitchman007
      @dan_hitchman007 Год назад +1

      @@rufus5966 Frank would probably convince you there were 15.

  • @gregkirby9059
    @gregkirby9059 15 дней назад

    DASHA watch these other TOM HANKS movies if not already!
    1.The Man With One Red Shoe 2.The Terminal 3.Bachelor Party 4.Dragnet 5.Money Pit 6.Big 7.Castaway 8.Splash 9.Turner & Hooch 10.The Da Vinci Code 11.Angels & Demons 12.Inferno 13.A League Of Their OWn 14.Saving Private Ryan 15.The Burbs

  • @ideologybot4592
    @ideologybot4592 Год назад

    The actual Frank Abagnale played the lead French detective who put him into the car after getting arrested. He speaks excellent French.
    I've read the book, which Abagnale wrote and much of it has largely been discredited as made up. This exaggeration is further exaggerated and glamorized in the movie. But still, Abagnale wrote it well and I enjoyed it much as I enjoyed the movie, which is Spielberg and of course excellent. Love the reaction, great movie choices lately.

  • @RocZi
    @RocZi 6 месяцев назад

    Nice to see that reactors are surprised by excellent movies.

  • @danielsantana8601
    @danielsantana8601 Год назад

    The real Frank Abagnale Jr is in the movie right after he gives him the cuffs and goes outside when the cops arrive; the man with the black hat is Frank Abagnale Jr.

  • @Finians_Mancave
    @Finians_Mancave Год назад +2

    There are a few clips of the real Frank Abagnale on RUclips (as he's now a popular public speaker and security expert), but this is my favorite, when he's still fairly young and recalling some of his exploits to Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show: ruclips.net/video/FIYtKR24LQs/видео.html

  • @mikejohnson2173
    @mikejohnson2173 Год назад +3

    How about reviewing the 1980's film, THE "GREMLINS"

  • @twooharmony2000
    @twooharmony2000 Год назад

    Good reactions.-Ernie Moore Jr.

  • @conureron3792
    @conureron3792 Год назад +1

    Great movie, very entertaining!

  • @rozzie101
    @rozzie101 Год назад +1

    Such a great movie 🎬

  • @EdwardNygma007
    @EdwardNygma007 Год назад +2

    Watch American Gangster & Training Day with Denzel Washington!!!

  • @shaverge
    @shaverge Год назад +1

    the best Leo movie is The Beach!

  • @zeigbert1743
    @zeigbert1743 Год назад

    Knock knock
    Who's there?
    GFY
    That's the greatest joke ever.

  • @darrylhinko5568
    @darrylhinko5568 Год назад +2

    You should check out the Tom Hanks movie The Terminal

  • @Keithjmcc
    @Keithjmcc Год назад +1

    Good job Dasha

  • @drakeswarchannel2530
    @drakeswarchannel2530 Год назад

    I thank you for your reaction.

  • @jeffsherk7056
    @jeffsherk7056 Год назад +2

    The fascinating thing about movies like this one is that ordinary people can't think like Frank Abignale. He could think very fast on his feet, and he has said in presentations that he made up everything he did on the spur of the moment. I, too, can't believe his confidence.

  • @sammygoodnight
    @sammygoodnight Год назад +1

    There are numerous videos on RUclips with the real Frank Abagnale that are worth watching too.

  • @PriestOfAuril
    @PriestOfAuril Год назад +6

    Hi Dasha, fun review as always, I know your not really doing Halloween reacts but
    I would love to see your reaction to Tucker & Dale vs Evil. It's amazing

  • @anthonyross4044
    @anthonyross4044 Год назад +1

    If you enjoy watching films where you support the criminals, try Ocean's 11 (2001) and the Italian job (2003).

  • @petergoss821
    @petergoss821 Год назад +2

    His TED TALK is fantastic!

  • @christophercraig9045
    @christophercraig9045 Год назад

    Dasha, I recommend a movie called “Bernie”, with Jack Black, Matthew McConaughey, and Shirley McLane. I think you might like that movie.

  • @Isleofskye
    @Isleofskye Год назад

    I enjoyed your reaction and I have Subscribed...

  • @35906
    @35906 Год назад

    You would really like Cool Runnings

  • @joshuaciresoli2927
    @joshuaciresoli2927 Год назад +1

    Happy Halloween, Dasha!

  • @e.jamesshepard7183
    @e.jamesshepard7183 Год назад

    Four million back then is the equivalent to almost thirty-eight million today

  • @daniellanctot6548
    @daniellanctot6548 Год назад +3

    39:09 - If anyone ever tells you "Crime doesn't pay!", read them that same text!

  • @khalidbinwaleed5072
    @khalidbinwaleed5072 Год назад +3

    One of my favourite movies seen it so many times !!!

  • @atuuschaaw
    @atuuschaaw Год назад +2

  • @michaelceraso1977
    @michaelceraso1977 Год назад +1

    oh man TY DASHA YOU are the only reactor to show that scene with the hooker (Jennifer) and how he got her to pay him in exchange for the phony check lol

  • @frankmoyer5822
    @frankmoyer5822 9 месяцев назад

    You should watch the interview of Frank Abahnale on the Johnny Carson show.
    😊

  • @dougmann66
    @dougmann66 Год назад

    wonderful masterpiece ! thanks dasha ! 🌀🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

  • @iUseVegas
    @iUseVegas Год назад +2

    this is one of my all time favorites !

  • @danielkillian1222
    @danielkillian1222 Год назад

    One of my favorites

  • @troythompson1768
    @troythompson1768 Год назад +1

    Since you mentioned that you love movies based on true events, and I happened to just notice that it's on Netflix a couple days ago, I strongly recommend that you watch Vice (2018) at some point in the future. With a text overlay in the film's official theatrical trailer begging "discover the untold true story that changed the course of history," Vice is a biopic following Dick Cheney's rise from a humble "ne'er do well" to one of the most powerful political figures (and certainly the most powerful Vice President) in American history. The film has a fairly strong cast, with Christian Bale starring as Dick Cheney, Amy Adams as Lynne Cheney, Steve Carell as Donald Rumsfeld, Sam Rockwell as George W. Bush, Tyler Perry as Colin Powell, Lily Rabe as Liz Cheney, and more. After watching it, I definitely would say that it was worth a watch.

  • @regulator9268
    @regulator9268 7 месяцев назад

    At 34:17 what word does she use.... overall? What word did she use

  • @kyleshockley1573
    @kyleshockley1573 Год назад

    Frank running from his parents' decisions and constantly revisiting them only to see nothing will ever get resolved. Yup.

  • @only257
    @only257 Год назад +2

    sweet

  • @kiyankurji67
    @kiyankurji67 Год назад +3

    My mum met the real Frank Abignale at a conference on banking. She basically said he told them the story from the movie of what really happened. It was a long time ago but she said that what he told her was similar to the movie.

  • @ohsfer11820
    @ohsfer11820 Год назад

    I was just about to suggest to watch the real Frank Abegnale Jr documentary.. This is one of my favorite, I watched thia many many many times. Please react to 1996 Romeo and Juliet

  • @GregInHouston2
    @GregInHouston2 Год назад +2

    I actually saw this episode of "To Tell The Truth".
    Also, the book details his prison time; it is actually much worse than portrayed in this movie.
    He was also captured before. But he was able to con his way out. You want to know more, READ the book. It is good.

    • @luxurybuzz3681
      @luxurybuzz3681 Год назад +2

      Average book is about 300 pages.
      Average screenplay is about 120 pages (2 hours)
      Things have to be cut

  • @patbrewer4205
    @patbrewer4205 Год назад

    Frank Abagnale set up many of the safety precautions used by banks, check manufacturers, and money

  • @EskimoPablo907
    @EskimoPablo907 Год назад +2

    I love you Dasha.

  • @BoSmith7045
    @BoSmith7045 Год назад +1

    Well....I hope your butt didn't hurt after this one. ( Awkwardly looking off to the side 😕) Glad you enjoyed the movie. It's probably very "Hollywoodized" but a good one. The REAL true story is probably even more fascinating but it probably couldn't be condensed into a movie.