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[trinityvixen]

All hail droidguy1119, for he has brought me THIS.

It's wrong to be really super-psyched about this, right? It's probably not going to be...

...okay, I couldn't even finish that. He picked up his hat and I squealed. People at work are definitely giving me the hairy eyeball.

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[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

You didn't like Catch Me If You Can? Really? I thought it was dead clever and dry-humor hilarity, wall-to-wall. My heart broke for Leo DiCaprio, which is something I never thought possible after I had to sit through Titanic. And Christopher Walken, like I said, was fabulous.

Plus, from what I hear, the movie is almost entirely accurate to the real story. It was based off a memoir, but the memoir was ghost-written and the man on whom it was all based said the movie did a better job at capturing his life.

[moonlightalice.livejournal.com]

I *hated* it. It was so incredibly dull and cliche and one-note. I still can't believe I suffered through all two and a half hours of it (I saw it in theaters when it first came out). I do remember really liking the clever title sequence, though!

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

To me, the cheeky title sequence set up the whole thing. I just fell in love with it. I love the interaction between DiCaprio and Hanks, they really just have fun with everything and you can tell that. The fact that it all really happened is the only thing that makes any of this fairy tale seem possible.