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Such a good movie with a great cast and this is some of Leo’s best work. Also fun fact, the officer who arrests Frank and escorts him to the car when he gets caught is the real Frank Abegnale.

Despite being billed as a true story, there has lately been a LOT of suggestion that Abagnale exaggerated most of his stories and was more of a petty crook than he made out. BUT, that still makes him a damn good con man, because if nothing else he managed to convince once of the best directors in movie history to tell his story.

The opening animated creds are in a style common to American films of the 59s and 60s❤️🎩👍

“I should’ve concurred, why didn’t I concur?” One of my fav lines.

Road To Perdition with Hanks and Paul Newman is a great period gangster piece! For Tom in a different kind of role than usual.

This movie came out when I was 12 and suddenly I was an aspiring conwoman, dreaming of a luxurious high-stakes life on the run. My partner and I frequently say "Why didn't I just concur?!" to each other all the time, haha!

"Villain Jen has been switched on here" lol As soon as I saw this posted I thought "Oh yeah, she loved it." Jen, PLEASE watch "THAT THING YOU DO" with Tom Hanks -- I promise you will love it AND it's perfect for someone who's a slave to the rhythm. I love Christopher Walken in this movie, he reminds me of my dad, always trying to teach me lessons through life experiences and whatnot.

The combination of John Williams and Steven Spielberg equals greatness. Also Christopher Walken is top notch in just about everything he stars in. I recommend this one!

THIS is why you are an ACE reviewer Jen as you, instinctively, know the most significant bits to show in detail like their first meeting at the "crime scene" and, especially,at the end when the other F B I Officer turns up when Frank is late and the disappointment of Handratty then turning to relief and delight that je DID return,

“Knock knock” Got you 😂

I studied music in college in a Conservatory. The fact that you appreciate the score so much makes me like your channel even more!

Your villain side is super relatable. Sometimes you just need to tuck this info in your back pocket.

Honestly I think this is one of Spielbergs top 5. It's simply 10/10

Would LOVE to see the effect the music in 'That Thing You Do' has on you if you've never seen it... Not just co-starring but written and directed by Tom Hanks!

Thank you. The beginning credits animation is reminiscent of a lot of fifties and sixties heist movie credits animations. The music is also very in genre. As for Tom Hanks movies, "Philadelphia" (1993) it was pretty much his first real serious straight role. Without Philadelphia Tom Hanks might still be the comic actor he started out as. The girl you asked about is Jennifer Garner, she starred in an espionage TV Series "Alias".

I read the book after seeing the movie, and loved them both. One interesting anecdote in the book was when he was living in the posh house as a doctor, he had a doctor neighbor who would always chat him up about medical topics that Frank couldn't answer. So Frank started reading medical journal articles on obscure topics that he knew his neighbor wouldn't know about. It worked, and the neighbor started avoiding him altogether.

The opening scene was combined with some footage of an actual game show, To Tell the Truth, from an episode that aired in 1977. The basic premise of the show was that there were three people all claiming to be the same person. A statement written by that person was read by the host, and a panel of four celebrities would question the contestants to try and figure out who the real one is. After the panel votes, the host says "Will the real (person's name) please stand up?". As for the actual Frank Abagnale, it's been called into question in more recent years as to whether he actually did some of the things he claimed to have done in his book.

Tom Hanks A League of Their Own

Amy Adams, Elizabeth Banks and Ellen Pompeo all have roles in this film, before they become more well known.

"Villain Jen has been switched on!" 😆🤣

the kissing scene with the nurse is great 🤣

My dad flew for Pan Am in the 70s and heard stories about this guy. Abagnale NEVER flew on Pan Am because of the risk of having to relieve one of the pilots. It's called 'Deadheading". Also , even though Pan Am employed 100s of pilots, everybody knew or heard of somebody. He would have been Busted before the plane left the ground.

Forrest Gump is a must see Tom Hanks movie. You'll love it.

Good Afternoon Jen, I've been waiting for this...Let the Chase BEGIN!! 😎👍

For a not obvious Tom Hanks movie choice I'd say his earlier comedy movies are worth a look. Dragnet and Bachelor Party are criminally overlooked as examples of how hilarious young Tom Hanks was and still can be when given the chance

Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprico may be the main stars, but Christopher Walken stole the show, as per usual. His Oscar Nomination was very well deserved. 😎👏🏾

This movie has aged as well as anything Spielberg ever made; it so nails Frank's yearning for a father figure that will steer him right instead of wrong. Totally echo recommendations for "That Thing You Do!" Such a sweet, joyful 60's vibe and fantastic music, Tom Hanks is in a supporting role but since he's also the writer and director the whole movie feels very Tom Hanksy. You would also love him in "A League of Their Own."

Frank Abagnale claimed that you could take the bar exam in Louisiana as often as you wanted, and so he went there again and again until he passed. But apparently, there is no record of him (or any of his aliases) ever passing the Louisiana bar exam.

This is one of my favorite DiCaprio films! The fact that it is based on a real-life story makes it even better.

_"I've gone on the lam, and I'm a conman now, and that's that"_ - I pretty much thought that's what you were doing anyway...

Leo and Hanks work well together. This was a great movie and the fact that it's based on a true story makes it even better.

Such an underrated movie. It's essentially a coming of age film. Frank is a kid who idolizes his father and clings to the childish fantasy of his family reuniting. He lives in glamor and denial while constantly running away from reality. He falls for Brenda because of her childish innocence, but that dream is shattered. Hanratty, meanwhile, is an alternate father figure, unglamorous and uncharming but steadfast, honest, and holding Frank accountable. The ending is bittersweet; Frank is disillusioned but finally grows up. Christopher Walken is incredible in this and his character never fails to make me cry.

30,000 miles per hour at 300 feet is one of my favorite lines in this film.

Another great review Jen. Villain Jen is lots o fun. Two more movies to help your crime career are Charade and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. One is chasing hidden stacks of cash, and the other is a great con man teaching and competing with a less polished con man. Plus you might find some of the actors good looking.

The amount of incredible actresses in this movie is insane.

Another great Tom Hanks movie: “THE TERMINAL “ Neat!! He comes to America and while he’s here his homeland gets taken over and he can’t leave the American Airport!! Cute cast including Catherine Zeta Jones and Stanley Tucci!! Funny things happen in the airport sweet things too!!!

Jen I wanted to tell you- you’re one of my absolute favorite reactors. So many people have jumped on this bandwagon and so many just try WAY TOO HARD- they pause the movie and insert jokes, go way over the top, try to turn the thing into their own standup show, or worse yet, talk thru the whole movie, trying to figure out where they’ve seen the actors / actresses before….. YOU just watch the movie and get into it!! Lol isn’t that the point of reacting? You’re genuine. You and Popcorn in Bed are basically my favorite reactors, but you actually interact with us on here lol. Keep up the good work Jen.

Fun Fact: The Montrichard scene was actually filmed in Quebec City in the old town...

You absolutely must read the book. It includes so many more cons that weren't included in the film including the time he conned his own way out of prison. The guards literally opened the doors for him 😂

Hey Jen, as your rightly picked up, what toook this movie to the next level is the John Williams score. I often find myself walking around the house singing the mischievous Obo riff when I am doing something mischievous. I am not a criminal, but we all do something naughty every now and then. HA ------- Why not have a soundtrack to my own person life. I DESERVE IT. And so do you Jen , SO DO YOU.

Fun experiment, Jen - wear a plain brown vest (fisherman's, safari, photographer's, etc) into any shop and i guarantee someone will automatically think youre an employee. My vest is covered in Disney pins, yet I've been mistaken for a Goodwill cashier, Home Depot clerk, grocery store manager, museum tour guide, and even a Boy Scout leader. I wasnt even TRYING to fool anyone, yet i could slip into any business and instantly blend in thanks to how people react to a vest.

Hey Jen, what career do you want. You want to be a pilot. DONE. You want to be a Doctor. DONE. You want to be a state prosecutor. Let see how we can make that happen. I just love how Frank would just find a way to do whatever he wanted.

Hey Jen, your reaction was so awesome. I knew this movie would be right up your alley. ------- A mix of action, entertainment, anxiety, Heist, and chase scenes. -------- So hilarious to watch you twist and turn throughout this movie. Until you finally accepted the madness and went with it. -------- Sadly some will go to unprecedented lengths to achieve that dream and that's where Frank got the lessons of life. "The Yankees always win because they are wearing the pinstripes."

There is a great Frank lecture on KZfaq that he gave at Google, I believe. Either way, he tells his history and it's intriguing, just amazing. This film made me a Leo fan.

Michael Keaton in "The Paper" said, a clipboard and a confident look will get you into most locations. Recently some kids got some grungy clothes a big ladder, and walked right into a movie theater with the staff opening doors for them because they assumed they were actual workers there to do something with authorization...

I saw this at the theater when I was having serious stress troubles in life. I barely remember anything about it. I remember Elizabeth Banks flirting with DiCaprio, I remember the music montage with the guns in the hands going back and forth, and "You don't have anyone else to call", and not much else.

One of my favorite Tom Hanks movies to check out: Road to Perdition. Change of pace for Tom compared to his normal characters, definitely underrated.

The real Frank Abagnale used to live a couple miles from me when he lived in Tulsa (I think he lives in South Carolina now). His home was just your average middle-class looking home in a suburban neighborhood. Never got to meet the guy, unfortunately, though.

The end credits said that he retired with his wife in the Midwest. I can confirm that. My wife used to work at a speakers bureau as a booking agent. He was one of her clients. She told me that he is the most charismatic man she’s ever met

Apollo 13, Charlie Wilsons War, Saving Mr. Banks, A beautiful Day in the Neighbor Hood, are all movies where Tom Hanks plays characters based on a true story. He has quite a lot of based on a true story movies.

The animated opening with John William's music is VERY reminiscent of movies of the '60's and '70's.

No way is this underrated, it is considered one of the best movies ever made

Perhaps others have commented: The opening credits and music are a take on Alfred Hitchcock’s opening to North by Northwest… designed by Saul Bass with music by Bernard Herrmann.

The screenplay is very faithful to the "autobiography" Unfortunately the autobiography has been completely debunked as a work of fiction. Turns out the greatest con Frank Abignaile ever pulled was inventing his own life story. Still a great movie though.

Fun story! I was working at a Ritz-Carlton Hotel recently and happened to meet the real Frank Abignale, Jr. He was very nice, and I was awkwardly star-struck for some reason as I usually am not star stuck, lol. I love this movie, so I guess I appreciated his incredible story? Great reaction vid as usual 👍👍

One of my favourite Tom Hanks movies is The Terminal from 2004. He plays a foreigner flying into the US gets stopped at the airport through no fault of his own and the movie goes on from there. Would love to see you react to it as it gives a full mix of emotions both good and bad, is part drama, part romance and definitely part comedy. Overall a feel good Tom Hanks movie.

A. Your love of the scores in movies always makes me smile :) B. Sadly though, in recent years, many of Frank's claims have been debunked :( C. But the movie is still super fun, and the cast is amazing.

Such a fun movie, the way Leo foils TM Hanks is hilarious. And yes, he did go on TO TELL THE TRUTH. GSN aired the episode right about the time the movie came out...side note, I always loved the music from the 1970's version of that show...so catchy

One of my favorite movies! I saw it at the theater but the fire alarm went off and we had to leave the theater! Not to worry the theater was fine, but we still had to leave! So I went to another that same night and I finally got to watch it in full 😄

If Jen ever really does suddenly disappear off KZfaq, I’ll be sure to be regularly reading the FBI and Interpol Most Wanted lists and waiting for the John Williams-scored biopic 🤣

The Quick and The Dead (1995) is a great young Leo movie; it also has Russell Crowe in his first American movie, Sharon Stone and Gene Hackman

So yeah... I'm just blasting through a bunch of your reactions right now. (-40 here in Alberta tonight, lol) And I just wanted to say, I think it's awesome how much you comment on soundtracks. Finally, a reactor who appreciates what makes a movie truly great! :)

Along with the book Frank wrote, I also suggest the book "The Greatest Hoax on Earth: Catching Truth, While We Can" by Alan Logan. Basically, a lot of the story Frank wrote is complete fiction. Ironically, he is one of the biggest conmen, but for different reasons than presented in his story.

Lots of great Tom Hanks films you could check out. Tom Hanks gives one of his best performances in Cast Away (2000) and Road to Perdition (2002). Another Hanks and Spielberg collaboration is The Post (2017) with Meryl Street. And pretty much every Spielberg film has utilized John Williams music. I would say some great Williams music is in Spielberg’s A.I. (2001), Oliver Stone’s JFK (1991), and two Tom Cruise films: War of the Worlds (2005) and Born on the Fourth of July (1989)

Martin Sheen (as the father in law to be) has many movies. E.g. with his son Charlie in Wall Street (Michael Douglas as the iconic Gordon Gekko) and as the lead in Apocalypse Now. Both worthy of review. Plus, along side Christopher Walken in The Dead Zone.

There was actually a greater imposter than Abagnale. That even did surgery on a Canadian Hospital shipsuring the Korean war. It was a basis for a book and a movie. The Great Imposter with Tony Curtis

"Cloud Atlas" Tom Hanks said it was his best, most underrated movie.

Yes I forgotten how good this film is and John Williams is a legend with his music.

This movie is made by how Leo and Tom's characters work off each other. The good ending being true makes it all the more heart-warming.

Hey Jen, Just like Carl said at the end, "living the lie is so much better than living the truth." -------- So many of us face this truth on a daily basis, but we're not good at stealing. -------- So we watch TV, or IG about rich people, or go to fancy hotels or restaurants to get a taste of the billionaire life. -------- In the end all the really matter is love and family.

A Leo movie that I think is often forgotten is 'What's Eating Gilbert Grape'. I personally think Leo did a fantastic job here, especially when he was so young at the time! May even have been his first movie?

Great reaction as always Jen and plz don't disappear mysteriously, you're the only reactor that can make me laugh for some reason. Also maybe add Apollo 13 to your Tom Hanks list, it was a great movie. 😁

A Tom Hanks movie I love is "That Thing You Do!" (1996) also written, and directed by Tom.

Tom Hanks movies to watch - Philadelphia, Saving Private Ryan, The Green Mile, The Terminal, Big, Captain Phillips, A League of Their Own, Apollo 13, Bridge of Spies, The Post, and That Thing You Do. Even his bad movies are still pretty great.

Hey Jen, I hum this muci every once in a while as well. It's so infectious. The music and the opening grahpic is a nod to the works of Saul Bass who was the first to make graphic open movie titlesa and fim posters. I think he made them for many film noir flicks including many by Alfred Hitchcock, including Vertigo, North by North West, Anatomy of a Murder.

“Two little mice fell into a bucket of cream…”

10:50 - Frank Abagnale himself once said in a lecture that it is much easier to con today than when he did it. With the internet as a huge source of knowledge and everything being digital, basically all you have to do is be good at Photoshop.

Hi Jen! Commenting on your question what to watch in Tomn Hanks movies. You must react to Road to Perdition. The story reolves around gangsters in the 1920s and 1940s. This movie is based off of a graphic novel and directed by Sam Mendes. In my opinion, it is Tom Hanks' most underated movie. Road to Perdition is also the last project of M. Paul Newman. Don't forget about Hanks' early work ; The Money Pit, The Burbs, Big

Captain Phillips. Great Hanks movie, also based on a true story. He's actually played real people quite a lot in his career.

Here’s a list of other Tom Hanks movies you should check out, Jen: -A League of Their Own -Big -Cast Away -Elvis (2022) -Larry Crowne -Saving Mr. Banks -Sleepless in Seattle -Toy Story (1-4) -You’ve Got Mail

Such a good movie...

The Terminal” (2004) - Starring Tom Hanks, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Stanley Tucci, Chi McBride, Diego Luna, and Zoe Saldana. Directed by Steven Spielberg. Written by Sacha Gervasi and Jeff Nathanson.

The actress at 20:54 mark Amy Adams is from Enchanted, Superman Man of Steal and Arrival.

For movies to watch based solely on John Williams score, I recommend Memoirs of a Geisha and Far and Away. The movies are just OK, but Williams music, especially for Far and Away, is outstanding.

If you ever need a place to hide out while you’re on the lam, Jen, let me know. You’re always welcome. Two more great Spielberg/Hanks movies are The Terminal and Saving Private Ryan.

John Williams’ scores/movies: The Cowboys, the Eiger Sanction (another jazzy score), Earthquake, The Towering Inferno

if you're a reader who enjoyed the movie, you'll probably also enjoy the book. The movie Does take some creative liberties but still a crazy story and a great read

" I got a switch on my villain " @ 9:57 👂😳😲😃👏👏 most people reacting channels take the side of the good guy but this channel if just awesome. Thanks for content " Village Jen "

The song was "Girl from Ipanema" in the elevator in Blues Brothers

This movie is always a good time, plus there´s Jen in the mix! Must see Tom Hanks: Philadelphia, Road to Perdition, Splash, Big, Captain Phillips, Bridge of Spies and yes...That Thing You Do :p

If you like the credits, they are inspired by Saul Bass. The thing to remember about the plot of this 'true' film is that it's based on a story by a con-man. Make of that what you will.

The movie "1941," also directed by Spielberg, has a great John Williams score.

The waiter spotting the Barry Allen reference was Uber nerd in Galaxy Quest.

Turner and Hooch 1989 is one of my all-time Tom Hanks Movies❤❤❤

One of Hanks best early performances is "Nothing In Common"

You love lairs, you can't get enough of good heists, and in this film you said you are going to have to think like a villain.... I think as an origin story we are seeing Jen enter her villain era! Bwah ha ha!

Jen, if you want to know more, there are lectures by Frank Abignale on KZfaq. He says it is easier to run a con now than it was in the 1960s. He also says it wasn't really fun to do what he did because he was still a child, was lonely, and cried when he was by himself.

Getting conned by "On the Lamb/Evil Jen" is definitely on my bucket list now.

0:56 this is so cinematic! 1:03 music by John Williams, the GOAT! 💪 1:47 what?! 4:32 I guess con men could be nice. I mean they they would have to be. They have to be charming and friendly. 6:30 he's right 7:23 lady for frig's sake's. At the very least don't cheat in your own house when you know your son is coming home soon. Like God, go out, if you must. 9:10 sees a pilot. Living the dream with the ladies. 9:56 I gotta switch on my, my villain. I'm learning so much now. 10:06 ow. I mean that is a smart looking uniform. 10:54 yeah yeah villain Jen has been switched on here. I am getting giddy from the conning. 11:25 is that the girl from Grey's Anatomy? 11:42 milk 😂 12:05 oh Frank 😊 12:09 look at all these Benjamins. They're all Benjamins to me. 13:51 champagne 🥂 16:40 hey-o, James Bond. 16:44 I love James Bond. (And we ❤ Jennypenny) 17:05 oh my God, he wants to be James Bond. Respect! Yes! 17:12 speaking of Bond, enter sexy lady. 18:18 you ruined his load! 😂 19:04 ahhh. I love nerds. 🙂 20:31 he's handsome (compared to Cavill?) 20:58 doesn't he have to like make medical decisions? 21:04 I think he's gonna MARRY her, when she gets her braces off. 22:50 I bet he would respect a docta 24:50 I wanna know, how'd he pass the bar. Oh now I have to get a donut after this. 25:06 I'd just watch a bunch of Ally McBeal. 27:38 holy 💵 STACKS and STACKS 💵 27:42 a year and a half? 16? 27:53 she's not gonna go with you man, you gotta go. 28:28 poor Brenda. I don't think she's gonna make it to the airport. 28:54 well what'd you expect man? She just got her braces off! 😂 29:24 did he just pick the most beautiful ones? 29:32 that'll get him past security with no ticket. And nobody will be looking at him, they'll be looking at the girls. 35:19 oh my God. Yes. How? Tell us. Tell us. Tell us.