Budget
$52,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$164,615,351
Opening weekend US & Canada
$30,053,627
Gross worldwide
$352,114,312
Budget
$52,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$164,615,351
Opening weekend US & Canada
$30,053,627
Gross worldwide
$352,114,312
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By Britney 2022-04-23 07:01:02
How much influence does one's childhood have on one's life?
That day, someone coerced and enticed me and sent a message urging me to watch a liar, which happened to be fine, so I reluctantly agreed. From the very beginning of the film, I knew it was a good movie that I had seen a long time ago but never knew the name of.
Little Frank ran away from home because he couldn't accept the reality of his parents' divorce, and was forced to make a living by making fake checks to cheat money. His father had an allusion to two mice that fell into a...
By Sheila 2022-04-23 07:01:02
Even the most intelligent criminals have their weaknesses. Frank's reliance on family is his Achilles' heel and his most lovable part. Therefore, no matter what kind of strategy Frank applies in the later period, even if he escapes temporarily, it will be easy for Carl to find him. That's also why Carl saved him, in addition to talent, a large part of it was for this reason. Because a child with an infinite longing for family in his heart will not be a cold-blooded criminal, but a reindeer who...
By Delpha 2022-04-23 07:01:02
Where would I be if I hadn't met you -- a litter of cats and mice +_+
Tom Hanks (representative of Forrest Gump and Sleepless in Seattle, with a positive energy or mild, in short pollution-free face) and "bad boy" Leonardo (representative of Titanic, In Inception and The Wolf of Wall Street are all people whose thinking and behavior are very different from mainstream society and ordinary people), such two people play the role of cat and mouse, and the visual contrast is stark and very interesting.
Let's take a look at the character set--
Carl, a...
By Conor 2022-04-23 07:01:02
It's quite a legendary story, and it's a bit superb. One is that children are too smart, and they can do everything quickly. They deceive one expert after another, and one is a fixed routine in the United States. People in the CIA are too stupid to do anything. Okay. Makes you have to ask yourself who is the cat and who is the mouse. The poor cat was played around with the little mouse, and there was a bit of drama.
The story is not very realistic at first glance, it is more like a simple...
By Matt 2022-04-23 07:01:02
The scene that hurts me the most is when Frank gets the bad news of his father's death on the plane to be extradited to the United States, and he escapes from Carl again. When he arrived at the house, he saw the remarried mother and the remarried man being intimate in his former home. A little girl looked at him through the glass. He asked the little girl who you were, and the little girl pointed to Frank's mother: that It's my mother. Frank collapsed completely at this moment, everything that...
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By Leanne 2023-01-15 23:54:20
I watched for two weeks and passed the bar...
By Spencer 2023-01-05 22:28:45
In the process of camouflage, the texture of the brush and ink is indeed the physical and psychological impact of a child from a divorced family. The film is excellent, both in terms of script and acting. Spielberg has long been familiar with the business model, and the gimmicks of the film are in the part of disguise. But it is not very objective in terms of checks, and the final extradition, until the FBI work is the best performance of the drama...
By Elisha 2022-12-26 20:25:20
A story of a sea king who fell in love with the shore, leaving other bastards with nowhere to...
By Vincenza 2022-12-24 08:55:11
Complicated and ingenious narrative, humor is not monotonous. Thin little plums, beautiful baby face, and a little bit of natural pungent breath in the eyebrows and eyes, perfectly matched the role. Rather than saying that the film was well done, it would be better to say that the characters were well...
By Maxie 2022-12-11 12:12:05
Not impossible, only unexpected. Friends of the judicial examination, study...
Sentencing Judge: taking into account the gravity of these crimes, your history of bold and elusive behavior, and your complete lack of respect for the laws of the United States. I have no choice but to ignore your request to be treated as a minor, and sentence you to twelve years in Atlanta's maximum security prison, and recommend strongly that you be kept in isolation for the entirety of that sentence.
Frank Abagnale, Jr.: Dr. Harris, do you concur?
Doctor Harris: Yes?
Frank Abagnale, Jr.: Do you concur?
Doctor Harris: [confused] Concur with what, sir?
[Carl is looking around Frank Abagnale Sr.'s apartment, when he comes through the door]
Frank Abagnale Sr.: [annoyed] Make yourself at home!
Carl Hanratty: Frank Abagnale Sr.?
Frank Abagnale Sr.: You're not a cop!
Carl Hanratty: [flashes credentials] Special Agent Hanratty, FBI.
Frank Abagnale Sr.: [now calmer] You're not a cop! My landlord told me you were not a cop. Well, if you're going to arrest me, I'd like to put on a different suit if that's okay with you.
Carl Hanratty: No, no. I'm not here to arrest you. I'm looking for your son. He's in trouble. Do you know where he is?
Frank Abagnale Sr.: If I tell you where he is, will you promise not to tell his mother?
Carl Hanratty: Sure.
Frank Abagnale Sr.: Frank made a fake I.D. and enlisted in the Marine Corps. He's over in Vietnam right now. That kid is halfway around the world, crawling through the damn jungle, fighting the Communists so... please, don't come to my home and call my boy a criminal, because that kid has more guts...
Carl Hanratty: I never said he was a criminal, Mr. Abagnale. I said he was in trouble. If you'd like to give me a call and talk, here's my number.
[Carl grabs a pen from a table filled with letters and writes down his information. As he peers down, he sees a letter from Frank giving his location as Riverbend Apartments, Atlanta, Georgia]
Frank Abagnale Sr.: You're not a father, are you?
Carl Hanratty: [looks back up] Pardon me?
Frank Abagnale Sr.: If you were a father, you'd know. I would never give up my son. I would never give up my son.
Carl Hanratty: Yes, sir. I understand.