FIRST TIME WATCHING *Catch me If you Can*
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Frank Abagnale Jr, a con man, poses as a pilot, doctor and a lawyer and cashes forged cheques worth millions before his 21st birthday, despite being constantly chased by FBI agent Carl Hanratty. - บันเทิง
Anyone got some Abignale style tricks to share?
Watch maze runner 3 please
@@Mr96clemson that ain't a Abignale style trick
My favourite movie
Please watch theJames bond movies with Daniel Craig
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One of my favorite Spielberg movies. Near the end of the film, the older detective who walks Leo to the car and puts him on the hood is the real Frank Abagnale. Fun little cameo.
back in the day 60's and 70's pilots were respected. threated like rock stars.
Meeting a pilot back in the day when commercial flights were still a bit of a luxury Id assume would be like meeting an astronaut today
I think the reason why he comes back at the end is the same reason why Carl clocks him for calling on Christmas. He’s lonely.
Exactly. He has no one else, and no more purpose. Carl was his purpose
Can’t believe he hasn’t watched the Daniel Craig bond movies, sure he’d love them
I hope he does watch them. He'll forget all about Cris Evans. 😂
I’m pretty sure he mentioned going to see one in the cinema years ago.
It’s important to note most all of this was made up by Frank after what actually happened. So in a way he conned people into making a film about stuff he never did.
What actually happened
@@connorbingham4764 he got caught writing a few bad checks for something like $300. No evidence ever of flying on planes, being a doctor, being a lawyer, working for the FBI. Google talks had a thing with him that's still there, but now they've disabled comments and put a disclaimer saying something like nothing he said can be verified but they're not taking it down.
@@connorbingham4764 he just did small scams mostly on local businesses and individuals
@@connorbingham4764 No one truly knows, obviously he was a con artist who fraudulently cashed cheques for obscene amounts of money, but that's all that has been verified. He claims to have done the things that are showcased in the movie, but he has literally lied his way through every aspect of life, so can you really believe him when he says he successfully talked his way out of being arrested by impersonating an LAPD investigator on the fly or that he studied for two weeks and passed the bar to become a lawyer.
Probably not. But it makes for an interesting story.
@@connorbingham4764 Basically none of it lol. The only thing that's been confirmed was him forging checks and going to jail for it, but even with that he lied about cashing 17,000 checks worth $2.5million. It was like 10 checks worth barely over $1k😂, but everything else was either completely made up or overly exaggerated. I think he did masquerade as a Pan AM Pilot, but he only got away with it like twice.
The reason to why Leo came back at the end is because nobody was chasing im anymore
PanAm was THE most prestigious airline in the world back then, of course that was before airlines became nothing more than cheap flying buses. PanAm flew to every exotic location people dreamed of visiting. It was very expensive to fly internationally back then too, only the wealthy did. PanAm employees were admired. Whether a PanAm pilot or a stewardess, they had one of those jobs lots of people wish they had. As a kid, I collected model airliners and my PanAm ones were among my favorites. PanAm had declined a lot by the time I was a teenager.
A few years ago at work, I met PanAm's pilot #1. I forget his name but there was a TV show called "PanAm" and the studios called him to borrow his uniforms and other PanAm paraphernalia he had. I have to admit, I was impressed. He was a real gentleman.
I enjoyed that pan am tv show. With Christina Ricci, and a younger unknown Margot Robbie
Top 10 Movies That Seb Has To Watch:
1) The Wolf On Wall Street
2) The Basketball Diaries
3) Revolutionary Road
4) The Green Mile
5) Toy Story 3
6) Coralline
7) Rio 2
8) Jurassic Park III
9) Klaus
10) War Of The Worlds
Especially 1 & 2 are necessary to be watched on this channel ! I totally agree especially the basketball diaries shows how incredibly decaprio is able to act
What we do in the shadows is a good movie too!!
Omg the basketball diaries is SOOO GOOOD
YES wow I had not even realized until now (and after doing a search) that apparently Seb has NOT yet seen "The Green Mile" (!)
@ANoOnesNobody what the hell are you talking about.
Abagnale's claims were made before fact-checking involved Google searches. But it also helps that when Abagnale began telling his story in the '70s, there wasn't much research digging into his claims. He began making these claims at small events and eventually found himself on "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson." By that point, people assumed the questions had already been asked.
I think the thing I find most interesting about this movie is that even though its based off of a true story, the guy the main character is based off actually lied about doing heaps off these crimes, in reality all he did was some check fraud. And even the people making the movie didnt know 😂, he still lies about it to this day as well lol.
So how do you know this? You don't.
The film ends with Abagnale working directly with the FBI, but this isn't exactly how things shook out. When the film was released, an FBI spokesperson (via NewsDay) acknowledged that Abagnale had given lectures at the Academy "from time to time," but denied other grandiose claims about the agency employing Abagnale.
“20p if you keep yapping on!” 💀💀😂
turns out his biggest con was making people believe that he really did all that
In real life, Frank's father was the first scam victim.
After his mother moved out following the divorce, Frank stayed with his father, and around that time, committed his very first scam. Using his father's credit cards, he began charging thousands of dollars - but when the first bill arrived, his father caught on.
After a brief stint at a school for wayward boys, Frank moved out on his own at just 16 years old. And unlike in the movie, Frank never saw his father again. He's said that while he was in prison, his father was in a freak slip-and-fall accident and died after falling down the steps of a New York subway station.
Regarding the lawyer con:
The fifth floor of the building Frank claims to have worked in never housed his agency's offices.
For his part, Abagnale has always had a response to these claims - arguing that the people he scammed simply don't want to admit that they were fooled.
same with the hospital. never had a night shift, never had any record of Frank or any of his aliases ever being there.
Was watching one of my favourite musicals last night and I can’t believe you haven’t checked it out. Personally think it has more bangers than Sing. It’s called Hairspray and it has an all star cast. 10000000% must watch
The opening credits to this film are iconic...inspried by Saul Bass. And that To Tell the truth episode is actual. He was on that show, and fooled the entire panel!
Also Frank Abignail signed a DVD of the movie for me saying " Watch your back".
33:55 The officer who is holding Frank is the real life Frank Abagnale
I literally just watched this last week with my husband
Frank was actually one of four children, growing up with two brothers and a sister.
On a similar note, Abagnale's mother never remarried and the Christmastime window scene where he discovers her with a new daughter never actually happened.
One of my favorite John Williams' score. The real Frank is the French agent arresting Leo's Frank in France on Christmas Eve.
if recommended watching Shutter Island if you haven’t already, it’s absolutely amazing
They did a musical of this show that toured around, a friend and I went to see it and frank was there doing a Q and A afterwards. It was amazing
His dad’s lies grew into his lies and then snowballed into absolute madness
12:43 I’m a private pilot wishing I got that respect 😂
I agree my parents divorced when i was like 5 or 6 and i didn't think about it much lol, I'd say if i was a teen id probably react way differently.
Not you giving the 5 star hotel pool gig away 😂 another top drawer choice and reaction 👏👏
Total Eclipse is such a great young Dicaprio role! It’s such an underrated movie that people avoid because it’s based on real French poets and they think it’ll be boring but it’s so good😢
Frank was in jail serving time in the Great Meadow Correctional Institute in Comstock, New York, and wasn't paroled until 1967, which is well after the period he was allegedly posing as a pediatrician
Deb, old friend, regarding the uber rich who stil do insanely stuppdi tax evasion and racketeering, Ponzi, etc... Hoarding wealth is a profound mental illness and sickness of the soul. It's what the Bible references in saying that "the LOVE OF money is the root of all evil".. not the money itself.
THese people have more than they can ever possibly spend, but the addictiion to the power trip/greed/lust etc it all weaves togetehr.
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There's no legal requirement to tell a bank what your drawing cash for. For fits n giggles, tell them it's for a sex change operation.
Tom Hanks is incapable of making a bad movie. In every decade he has been on screen. Even when playing a "local idiot" in Forrest Gump he's absolutely brilliant. This movie is so clever and epic...I forget Christopher Walken is even in it! Wow.
Of you walk into a fancy hotel pool and just start chatting up a random person, they won't know you don't belong. 😊 If you are able to get a chit number in a random room, even better. LMAO! I spent a whole summer living in my van and just going to hotels. Didn't cost me a dime.
You should react to the Cameron Crowe movie ‘Almost Famous’ 2000
Please watch Illumination's movie, Migration! It's Little Miss Sunshine but with DUCKS! 🦆
Frightening to think that the little girl he greets on the street (Pleasure to meet you!”) is now too old for Leo to date
My old landlord asked me why I paid my rent in part cash and a £100 cheque (20 years ago) without blinking I answered the card has a £100 cheque guarantee then made a Zebedee bouncing sound
Can you react to the movie (LUCY)??
Video 29 for my campaign to get Seb to watch the chronicles of Narnia
Sorry I'm late I just got home from VT
I love Seb’s laugh lol it’s so contagious 😂
His Mom is a God Digger. As soon as his dad lost some money. She couldn't stick by her family and so she went after the next richest guy. Traded up. I hate women like that. Cheating. I feel for Frank. But he is a clever kid.
I laughed at some of this movie, super smart how he scrams the money with the checks. I do love Tom Hanks. but I felt bad for the Frank his mom left his dad and then she went off and had a new family. And that realization on Franks face when he met his little half-sister but also the truth of his father's death. But damn good reaction.
Even though we can’t fact check his claims, it’s such a good movie and it’s the fact that the tales sound like believable things that actually happened…
Ps: actor who played Brendas father , actually uncle Ben from the amazing spider-man)
He returned because the idea of a chase and being one step ahead of Carl was what fuelled his determination to think up new ideas. Without the adrenaline and excitement of that he saw no point in running.
Could you do a reaction to Journey to the Centre of the Earth? The one with Brendan Fraser?
Request for you to watch Night At The Museum franchise
I belive he wants to make his purse look bigger with all the stickers.
Seeing all of these classic movies “watching ____ for the first time” makes me thing wtf has this dude been doing during his childhood? But still I like this dudes reaction vids the most
WATCH INSIDE OUT 2!
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The teacher bit is allegedly based on when he did something similar at Brigham Young, but it's still debated on whether or not it's true.
It isn't. Frank was and still is a pathological liar.
Honestly pilots were viewed as celebrities back then !
I was obsessed with this story when this movie came out. In watching the behind the scenes I learned that Frank Abagnale also posed as a professor of sociology at Brigham Young University, around the same time my dad was a music professor there. I was so excited to think my dad could have known him. Turns out because they were in very different departments my dad didn't know him, but I was so star struck by the idea. Lol.
Frank lied. He never taught at BYU.
@@svogel186 oh really?! Well, that helps. Lol!
Seb, you should definitely check out the Gentlemen (2019), and the Departed (2006)
My college did the musical version of this a few weeks ago
can you please watch The Wolf Of Wall Street
pls
YEAAAAAH , It's such an underrated movie hope u enjoyed it
Let’s gooo, been waiting for this
You're 300 subs strong now? Congrats! 🎉
You should totally think about watching the spy next-door as well
I swear this man better watch a studio ghibli movie 😔
I know its a short film and its only 12 minutes long but I would love to see a reaction to nothing, except everything
12:22 Leo talking to his future girlfriend jk she’s way too old 😂
Can you watch child’s play please?
There’s a musical of this film as well which is fun!
Please reaction talk to me horror movie 🙃
Another movie I recommend with a real story kind of like this one is "I love you Phillip Morris". It's with Jim Carrey in the lead role of the con man Steven Russel and Ewan McGregor plays Phillip Morris.
seb never fails to satisfy me
Ayoo
You should watch sinister
Day 1 one asking Seb to watch Superman vs The Elite and Superman and Lois.
The former first though.
Have not wacthed the vid yet but this is my favorite movie. Looking up to it
You should watch the OG Godzilla movies 1954- September 11th 2001.❤
8:55 Yeah that scene hits hard, parent's divorced when I was 16 and my brother was already 21 at the time so it was just me having to choose. I chose my Mom and my Dad literally asked me why I didn't choose him, thats was awkward. And then My mom couldn't keep up with the house payments after the divorce so we lost our house too. Slightly traumatizing. Unfortunately I just became weird and depressed instead of a cool conman.
One of my fave Dicaprio roles!
Could you react to the movie: Michael Jackson searching for Neverland
Can you please react to Hacksaw Ridge. It’s my favourite film. Love the content aswell bro
Watch young Tom Holland's movie "The Impossible 2012"
Could u react to "get rich or die trying"? Biography of 50cent. like he said it's like 70% of true
Watch the wolf of wall Street
Ok, I know you won’t see this, but you should really watch night at the Roxbury, it’s hilarious
I liked the film but the edit here was choppy, At 300k the editing should be better polished, and not cutting scenes so they aren't finished and don't make sense on this end. *Tip of the Day*
35:26 this is not a funny scene at any angle. U just found out your father is ded and you see your mother has a new family and has completely forgotten about you.
10 things i hate about you reaction soon pleasee Seb! 💚 love ur vids.
I was born in the very early 80s and I remember in the late 80s and early 90s Pilots were revered. It was a different time without budget airlines and the belief planes are just buses in the sky.
Im sure it was even more so in the 60s and 70s.
Aintnoway this your first time watching.. you called every single plot point lmao
"Yes Wazowski" cracked me up! 🤣🤣🤣
You should watch 12 Angry men, its absolutely amazing
Frank's stepfather is played by Thanos' father, James Brolin.
Unfortunately most of this has been proven to be fabricated over the years. The guy was a con artist and his story is just one long con.
Just in time for dinner
Such a good movie
This was based on a true story but some years later the person who lived through this was found out to be a fraud and liar 😂😂
I always sympathized with him because of his parents divorcing. My parents split when I was 9. I just remember my entire world shattering. Being told I’m moving from all my friends, from half of my family, to go live with my mom’s bf three hours away. Only getting to see my dad every other weekend. Then growing up finding out all the nasty shit my mom did to screw over my dad so that she would get custody of me. Now all these years later I live back where I used to before that divorce. I see my mom and dad as equal as I can, I’m happy to say I have a close and great relationship with dad, I never doubted I would, he and I are basically the same person. I even have a good relationship with my mom. Hell even my step dad. My step dad is a good man I just wish the situation could’ve been different. Or that I at least would’ve been older so I didn’t have to deal with that stuff at a young age.
The funny part it, the part Seb thought it wasn’t real (the model in the hotel) was probably the most accurate part of the film. It went exactly how it was portrayed. From the meeting her to the giving the check and scamming her while getting a night, it was all true.
Frank lied, it's all fake
None of Frank's scams in this movie are fake. Dramatized, but not fake. In fact there were things Abagnale did that they left out of the movie because they thought nobody would believe it. Brilliant guy.
Nonsense. Most of it has been proven fake. Dude was a con artist. His stories are just more cons.
Except he made the whole thing up.... Research him.
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Finally, yes, the movie is another favorite of mine from Steven Spielberg
You should do more speilberg films