3. CATCH ME IF YOU CAN

From all the movies I've watched, this one became one of my favorites. The movie is entitled 'Catch Me If You Can'.

Catch me if you can is about a man who got into so much trouble, from faking almost everything; from money, checks and even his identity. He is Frank Abegnale and the role was played by the famous Leonardo DiCaprio.

Frank came from a broken family, a reason for his rebellious acts. He's a man who seek for his parents attention, care and love.Frank has been caught for lying, but he's too good on hiding that it has been that hard for Carl Hanratty ( role played by Tom Hanks) an FBI bank fraud agent of finding him. He has been into different places just to hide. He too fell in love with a vulnerable girl named Brenda.

Frank surrendered after months and stayed in prison for 12 years but Carl helped him. Carl convinces the FBI to offer Frank a deal by which he can live out the remainder of his sentence working for the bank fraud department of the FBI, which Frank accepts. 

No doubt the movie has earned a lot because the movie is one of a kind. It has an extraordinary story that will totally get the attention of viewers.

The movie is nice and has something to learn too. It has great characters, settings, angles and cinematography. The story is funny too that you'll really laugh of amusement on how he's good at faking everything.

Characters were real good and very professionals.Leonardo DiCaprio who played the role Frank who's acting like an actor in the story and he really acts good, he changes emotions automatically. Tom Hanks who played the role Carl Hanratty is good too, frustrations about Frank is very evident. Amy Adams as Brenda played her role well to, she acts like a woman truly in love and vulnerability is very evident to her eyes and through her actions.Christopher Walken as Frank Abagnale, Sr. played well the role of a loving and worried father to his son. And Nathalie Baye as Paula Abagnale played the role of a worried mother to his son frank. 

All in all the movie is indeed perfect.