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Catch Me If You Can

What’s Aged the Best?

Father-son casting; period houses and mothers; surveillance recognition; television; airline glamour; cons; ensemble; credits

In the discussion (12)
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  • Walken and the father-son casting are aged-best choices; the mother's new home is identified as the Father of the Bride house.
  • A joke imagines collectively buying houses connected to the show, including Boogie Nights and a Danny Trejo property, as a podcast real-estate cluster.
  • Discreetly sexual mothers in period movies are an enjoyed trope, with Forrest Gump and The Ice Storm as examples; The Ice Storm receives explicit affection.
  • Frank recognizing airport surveillance before being caught is an aged-best pleasure.
  • To Tell the Truth is enjoyed as period television and identified as one of the story elements that really occurred.
  • The two-mice speech is considered memorably odd and possibly bad rather than straightforwardly praised.
  • The glamour of 1960s pilots and flight attendants is an aged-best choice, compared with Almost Famous and the Pan Am television series.
  • Enjoying a con man while hoping he escapes, and the Sheen–DiCaprio pairing before The Departed, are aged-best choices.
  • DiCaprio's 2002 moment just before his sustained adult-star run is an aged-best choice.
  • The cast's four future major actresses are praised; Adams nearly steals the film according to one speaker, anticipating disagreement.
  • Con-man process details, including model-plane decals, routing numbers and check manipulation, are aged-best pleasures.
  • The animated credits are praised and explicitly corrected as Saul Bass-inspired rather than created by Bass.