Dillion the scene with the prostitute is absolutely brilliant. An epic clash of two master mind con people. She thinks she's conning him but he's conning her. Because no matter what price she charges the money is from fraudulent checks. Then what tops it off. He actually gets her to pay him $400 cash money to sleep with her. Amazing . He gives her such a lesson on how to swindle at the negotiating table. Breathtaking.
My brother and I really lucked out in the divorce department. We were teens, I think, and mom and dad were very civil towards each other, no lawyers involved, nobody was having affairs. Lived with mom, visited dad on weekends. Mom was always the more stable, dependable parent. Even today I still depend on my mom. Dad would spend more than he should have, lost his job just before retirement would have started, fought with homelessness for a bit... It's been pretty wild. But I still love them both, and I think me and my brother both came out pretty functional.
Ye, me and my sister were fairly lucky. My dad had an affair with my mums best friend when i was 6 months old and my sister was 6. They obviously divorced but my mum held no bad feelings towards my dad and we would go see him every other weekend. Because of that me and my sister have grown up with a strong and healthy relationship with both parents although me and my sister and even my dad acknowledge my mum raised us not my dad. My mum said she didn’t want what my dad did to cause us to grow up without a father figure so we were lucky she felt that way
@@PanGuy_ Thank you for the request. No one Reacts to this movie. Very few people know of it's brilliance. and the music is to die for. I have easily seen this movie about 15 times or so. Any it never gets old.
@@PanGuy_ I do have to say that Dillion is focused on the effects of the divorce on Frank. And though that was the initial catalyst for his actions. Eventually he liked the chase of being something else. Being able to become a doctor at a whim. Become a lawyer at a whim. He didn't have to do all of that. Those actions to me were beyond the divorce.
i broke into tears when carl was the one to go see him when he was in isolation, during christmas.... this movie ultimately tells about working harder, and i love it
Dillion you are focused on the effects of the divorce on Frank. And though that was the initial catalyst for his actions. Eventually he liked the chase of being something else. Being able to become a doctor at a whim. Become a lawyer at a whim. He didn't have to do all of that. Those actions to me were beyond the divorce.
Wrong He did have to do all that He was trying to get back all the money they lost which wasn't the 1.3 mil he had at the beginning, it was a massive home, cars etc. He ended up falling in love Dillon is seeing it exactly as it was period
It wasn’t just the divorce, it was financial devastation. Watching his family have a car and home and business and a son in private school to suddenly struggling to get by - switching to public school and downgrading… Sudden poverty is a common motivator for future criminal behavior. It’s first world stuff but it’s still traumatic.
My father actually met Abagnale when he was in the air force. He said he came off to him as an arrogant asshole. I'm not really surprised. When have a movie made about your life in which you are played by Leonardo di Caprio, you're bound to get an ego.
Don't you love it when people ask questions and talk a lot while some dialog is going on? Especially when the answer to said question is being explained at the same time,
I think this may have been the end of Leonardo DiCaprio’s heartthrob era (sure people can still think of him as one) but after this he did more immediately the Aviator, Blood Diamond, the Departed, Revolutionary Road and so on… - He had his child acting era when he was on Growing Pains - Then he had his Heartthrob era from 1993 (‘This boy’s life’ and ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’) to 2002 with the release of this film - Then he did all his more gritty roles after that
Divorce can save a kid from abuse and mental anguish. Also, Frank Sr. was not a good father, not teaching his son right from wrong, not nurturing his son’s genius. I think if his parents had stayed together Frank Jr. would not have been able to thrive or take on adult responsibilities.
I thought it sounded like he was being too hard on the mom in his reaction. In my opinion though, she was going through much more than just downsizing. Frank Sr. seemed to do whatever he saw as necessary to get what he wanted/needed, even if that meant lying, bribing, acting, ect. I'm sure that Mom knew this about her husband. It has to be a hard thing to watch your partner do and still remain committed.
Not true. That kind of thinking leads to tyranny. Even an innocent man/woman should tell law enforcement to pound sand if police want to search without warrent. We have rights to protect the innocent as well as the guilty.
The game show female panelist with the brunette hair was the real life panelist in the movie. Kitty carlisle 1910 - 2007 and the show was to tell the truth 1957-1968, 1969-1978, 1980-1981, 1990-1991, 2000 and she appeared on every version of the show.
Frank started out doing it to get his dad's money back, but then I think he did it because it was a thrill to outsmart the system. It was his way of thrill seeking. And I think Henretty respected him and also enjoyed the game of cat and mouse. Every time he got outsmarted, I think he was impressed rather than angry
This is a short list of films I would like to see you do first time reaction for. (If you have not seen them yet that is) 1) "Grand Torino" (2008) Clint Eastwood 2) "1408" (2007) John Cusack 3) "War Horse" (2011) Steven Spielberg 4) "Revenge of the Nerds" (1984) Curtis Armstrong 5) "Pirates of the Carabbean" (2003) Jonny Depp
If you like this movie, you'd love "White Collar". It's a TV show that works on the premise of this movie- young conman that was chased by an FBI agent gets taken out of jail into house arrest to help the agent with other crimes. Very clever show.
The book he wrote is even crazier than the movie. There are things in there that they didn't put in the movie because they were too crazy to be believable. 😮
You should be an actor lmao that was... something. Also, sometimes it's BETTER for the kids that their parents divorce. It's better to divorce than create a hell at home by staying together just for the kids. Don't try to paint divorce as this big bad thing...
One of the french policemen that carry Leonardo... it's the actual Frank Abagnale
Really ??😯
That's funny, I love that.
watch basketball diaries, Leo plays the role Jim Carroll, the one who made him a drug or something that idk with a candle is the real Jim Carroll
Dude, you really get so emotional and feel for what happens, a great reaction from you once again.
Dillion the scene with the prostitute is absolutely brilliant. An epic clash of two master mind con people. She thinks she's conning him but he's conning her. Because no matter what price she charges the money is from fraudulent checks. Then what tops it off. He actually gets her to pay him $400 cash money to sleep with her. Amazing . He gives her such a lesson on how to swindle at the negotiating table. Breathtaking.
My brother and I really lucked out in the divorce department. We were teens, I think, and mom and dad were very civil towards each other, no lawyers involved, nobody was having affairs. Lived with mom, visited dad on weekends.
Mom was always the more stable, dependable parent. Even today I still depend on my mom. Dad would spend more than he should have, lost his job just before retirement would have started, fought with homelessness for a bit... It's been pretty wild.
But I still love them both, and I think me and my brother both came out pretty functional.
Ye, me and my sister were fairly lucky. My dad had an affair with my mums best friend when i was 6 months old and my sister was 6. They obviously divorced but my mum held no bad feelings towards my dad and we would go see him every other weekend. Because of that me and my sister have grown up with a strong and healthy relationship with both parents although me and my sister and even my dad acknowledge my mum raised us not my dad. My mum said she didn’t want what my dad did to cause us to grow up without a father figure so we were lucky she felt that way
Yeah you don't understand how lucky you are. 95% of divorce is horrible
Oh Dillion. You have stumbled onto one of my favorite movies. Leonardo is so amazing.
As the one who requested this movie, I have to say, I really love this movie.
@@PanGuy_ Thank you for the request. No one Reacts to this movie. Very few people know of it's brilliance. and the music is to die for. I have easily seen this movie about 15 times or so. Any it never gets old.
@@PanGuy_ I do have to say that Dillion is focused on the effects of the divorce on Frank. And though that was the initial catalyst for his actions. Eventually he liked the chase of being something else. Being able to become a doctor at a whim. Become a lawyer at a whim. He didn't have to do all of that. Those actions to me were beyond the divorce.
@@lethaldose2000 That's true, yea.
i broke into tears when carl was the one to go see him when he was in isolation, during christmas.... this movie ultimately tells about working harder, and i love it
Dillion you are focused on the effects of the divorce on Frank. And though that was the initial catalyst for his actions. Eventually he liked the chase of being something else. Being able to become a doctor at a whim. Become a lawyer at a whim. He didn't have to do all of that. Those actions to me were beyond the divorce.
Wrong
He did have to do all that
He was trying to get back all the money they lost which wasn't the 1.3 mil he had at the beginning, it was a massive home, cars etc. He ended up falling in love
Dillon is seeing it exactly as it was period
i didn't even notice the flash comics on his drawer when i watched the movie until you pointed it out lol
It wasn’t just the divorce, it was financial devastation. Watching his family have a car and home and business and a son in private school to suddenly struggling to get by - switching to public school and downgrading…
Sudden poverty is a common motivator for future criminal behavior. It’s first world stuff but it’s still traumatic.
My father actually met Abagnale when he was in the air force. He said he came off to him as an arrogant asshole. I'm not really surprised. When have a movie made about your life in which you are played by Leonardo di Caprio, you're bound to get an ego.
Don't you love it when people ask questions and talk a lot while some dialog is going on? Especially when the answer to said question is being explained at the same time,
“WHAT!!!!!You we’re GIVING HIM A TOUR OF -YOUR-APARTMENT”!!!!!!! Love it lol
I think this may have been the end of Leonardo DiCaprio’s heartthrob era (sure people can still think of him as one) but after this he did more immediately the Aviator, Blood Diamond, the Departed, Revolutionary Road and so on…
- He had his child acting era when he was on Growing Pains
- Then he had his Heartthrob era from 1993 (‘This boy’s life’ and ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’) to 2002 with the release of this film
- Then he did all his more gritty roles after that
He is a heartthrob, u obv don't know what that means kid
He moved on to do bigger movies but he's still a heartthrob period
“Sandwich between her legs!” 🤣
Honest Leo is such a great actor, every movie he's in is atleast 7 or higher
Except Titanic which he I believe has even admitted he feels embarrassed about.
Divorce can save a kid from abuse and mental anguish. Also, Frank Sr. was not a good father, not teaching his son right from wrong, not nurturing his son’s genius. I think if his parents had stayed together Frank Jr. would not have been able to thrive or take on adult responsibilities.
I thought it sounded like he was being too hard on the mom in his reaction. In my opinion though, she was going through much more than just downsizing. Frank Sr. seemed to do whatever he saw as necessary to get what he wanted/needed, even if that meant lying, bribing, acting, ect. I'm sure that Mom knew this about her husband. It has to be a hard thing to watch your partner do and still remain committed.
Not true. That kind of thinking leads to tyranny. Even an innocent man/woman should tell law enforcement to pound sand if police want to search without warrent. We have rights to protect the innocent as well as the guilty.
Context would help. Provide a timestamp for the point in the video that you are arguing against.
The title of the video.
The game show female panelist with the brunette hair was the real life panelist in the movie. Kitty carlisle 1910 - 2007 and the show was to tell the truth 1957-1968, 1969-1978, 1980-1981, 1990-1991, 2000 and she appeared on every version of the show.
realism is one of the great things about this movie and as you said still applies to hackers today
44:58 In real life he studied for 2 months.
The only thing that tops this film is the real story told by Frank Abagnale himself. An old Google Talk of his is on TH-cam.
I’m from new rochelle and i’m a huge movie fan and love leo and Spielberg so this movie is super great for me
You want to appreciate Leo di Caprio more? Please watch What's Eating Gilbert Grape..that was his best performance
Frank started out doing it to get his dad's money back, but then I think he did it because it was a thrill to outsmart the system. It was his way of thrill seeking. And I think Henretty respected him and also enjoyed the game of cat and mouse. Every time he got outsmarted, I think he was impressed rather than angry
This is a short list of films I would like to see you do first time reaction for. (If you have not seen them yet that is)
1) "Grand Torino" (2008) Clint Eastwood
2) "1408" (2007) John Cusack
3) "War Horse" (2011) Steven Spielberg
4) "Revenge of the Nerds" (1984) Curtis Armstrong
5) "Pirates of the Carabbean" (2003) Jonny Depp
If you like this movie, you'd love "White Collar". It's a TV show that works on the premise of this movie- young conman that was chased by an FBI agent gets taken out of jail into house arrest to help the agent with other crimes. Very clever show.
one of my favourite movies ever & so underrated
The book he wrote is even crazier than the movie. There are things in there that they didn't put in the movie because they were too crazy to be believable. 😮
Very good movie and the book is even better.
Love your reactions.
Yeah right, every single movie I have watched so far from Leonardo's is so great. ❤
Great reaction and all, but WHY didn't you say anything when you saw John Williams listed in the opening credits!?
Great movie selection and reaction 👍.
"Romeo + Juliet" - one of Leo's best works. He was so young and gorgeous there!
Great reaction!
Simpsons is like 15 years before this movie
Hi,
Please react the Basketball Diaries another great movie with Leonardo DiCaprio? Thank you.
From the actual episode of “to tell the truth”
th-cam.com/video/A-QSz4R7mR0/w-d-xo.html
please react to pirates of carrebean or any johnny depp movied u wont get disappointed
Anyone ever told you that you look like the Socceroos goalkeeper Maty Ryan?
You should be an actor lmao that was... something. Also, sometimes it's BETTER for the kids that their parents divorce. It's better to divorce than create a hell at home by staying together just for the kids. Don't try to paint divorce as this big bad thing...
A simpsons fan, a man of good taste I see.
Man, Dillon is reacting the best movies these days.
Yes one of my faves🥰 #LetsDoIt
Here first...love your work man....leo DiCap .... phenomenal....Dillon.....please get to MCU ....pleaseee
You are so gorgeous in reaction!!!! Please go for it as longer as possible!!! And please do more Friends!:) send you love from Russia!!!
Pirates of the Caribbean
The book is better. I read it way before the movie!
The book is more amazing.
Catch him pig out on a dozen donuts!
Crazy how this dude learning upon his parents dovorce just went off the deep end and left and had this whole run round and never saw his father again