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Tom Hanks as Carl Hanratty
Elizabeth Banks as Lucy
Amy Adams as Brenda Strong
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982.32 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
PG-13
Subtitles
23.976 fps
2 hr 21 min
Seeds 100+.
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2.05 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
PG-13
Subtitles
23.976 fps
2 hr 21 min
Seeds 60.
Catch Me If You Can review
9 / 10
A film well worth catching
‘Catch Me if You Can’ has such a talented cast, the true story is a fascinating one and while Steven Spielberg is an inconsistent director he was a big childhood influence and he has proved several times that he is capable of masterpieces of iconic status.
While ‘Catch Me if You Can’ is not quite one of Spielberg’s best films (in a list that sees the likes of ‘Schindler’s List’, ‘Jaws’, ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ and ‘ET’), it is one of his better later films, for me that’s since ‘Schindler’s List’. There are occasional lapses into overly-sentimental schmaltz with the depiction of Abagnale’s family life, not the first or last time with Spielberg and a long way from the worst case, but that is the one fault that was had for me.
Spielberg directs impeccably, both in visual style and dramatic momentum, a directorial job that just screams of pure class. ‘Catch Me if You Can’ further benefits from as always beautiful cinematography from Janusz Kaminski and 60s period detail that not only looks sumptuously handsome but also evocative to make one think that it is more than just a film with a 60s setting.
John Williams’ score is not one of his best or most memorable, but still fits really well and has the right amount of slick jazziness, whimsy and understated pathos without over-emphasising (over-emphasis was the reason why his score for ‘Amistad’ was a rare misfire from him). The story takes a fascinating story and makes a ceaselessly engrossing film out of it, from the ingenious opening credits sequence to the heartfelt ending, the film is long but never feels it.
This is further helped by a script that has a deft mix of genuinely funny comedy, poignant emotional moments and nail-biting suspense. The characters are intriguing. Can’t praise the performances enough. Leonardo DiCaprio is movie star charisma personified, and brings wit, larceny and charm to a character that is a true crook in every sense but it is easy to see why one would fall for his actions.
It is easy to overlook Tom Hanks, due to the role being not as colourful or as showy, but he brings charismatic command, generosity and doggedness in a role that could have been really bland and annoying in lesser hands. Of a sterling supporting cast, Christopher Walken is especially superb, particularly in the latter parts of the film as his life is ruined. Martin Sheen and Amy Adams are memorable, and Nathalie Bye solid.
Overall, even if ‘Catch Me if You Can’ is not one of Spielberg’s masterpieces it is one of his better later films and one of his most purely enjoyable ones. Well worth catching. 9/10 Bethany CoxRead More