Catch this sexy entertaining light crime caper now! Thanks Steven Spielberg yet again!

Rating: 10/10 (3 September 2015)

After the dark worlds Steven Spielberg imagined in AI Artificial Intelligence and Minority Report Steven Spielberg has fun again with this entertaining light bonbon of a film which has a lot of fun telling a serious story it feels like you're drinking a cup of tea and a biscuit with this film I know that might seem a bit silly but it is so light and frothy it entertains and charms you although there's a serious story to tell about fraud and investigative crimes It reminds of a style of film made in the 1960s but was old fashioned this is a rare style of film which does not get made any more this is the only film I have seen recently which is a serious story with a light undertone I enjoy the fast pace of the film You are running with Frank and Carl it is so fast paced boom boom boom etc run run run you have to pay attention with the film other wise there is no enjoyment I do think if you come in at half a hour in it will bore you It does not for me but for 1st time viewers you might not like this film I love the energy of the film and light performances from Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio Christopher Wallken deserves a Honorable mention however for his stunning performance as Frank's father Oscar Winning in my opinion just beautifully devious and full of gleeful deception like he enjoys what Frank is doing impersonating a doctor a air line pilot a Lutheran etc Carl Hanratty's Character has a wicked sense of irony and is extremely dead pan about the whole situation he never enjoys the light comedic foreplay of Frank and his delicious enjoyment of evading the law because Frank Knows he is going to get caught he just wants to enjoy the moment while he can before his life escapes him he does not want to be classed and know as a criminal he is 17 years old he has his whole life ahead of him and that's why he does things quickly getting married getting many jobs as he can without telling anyone what he really is a con man Leo's Performance is one of pure genius and invention he can slip into any character or persona in a finger snap when he is coning everyone he is loving every minute of it when he is serious mainly with the scenes With Christopher Wallken he really acts and understands the brevity and the consequences of his actions it is a extraordinary performance of real style and sophistication I love the sexiness of the cinematography and music it looks sexy and retro and really old fashioned The music has a sexiness and a coolness almost erotic in it's performances on the saxophone Stunningly sexy and erotic sax solos by Dan Higgins Just Incredibly sexy and erotic almost soothing like a love poem The film's style and shot composition has a stunning hint of sexuality in the clothes the characters and how the women are perceived All the women as Soon as Frank meets them swoon all over him and have sex with him he is a elusive man a real smooth classy man which is a rare commodity these days! I can't not mention the really sexy erotic score by John Williams which is a beautifully stunningly sexy showcase for the saxophone just beautifully erotic and sexy which is really interesting for John Williams because it is rare for Him and Steven Spielberg to direct and compose a score for a film like this they have not made a film like this recently a sexy erotic score with almost no other musical accompaniment the stunningly sexy saxophone solos are beautifully composed and painstakingly planned and timed to perfection just classy and sexy Thanks John Williams yet again it is an beautifully gorgeous sexy sophisticated score and your outstandingly beautifully sexy musical contribution to the film is undeniably perfection sheer perfection! Thank You Steven Spielberg for making a wonderfully entertaining light breath of air of a film after the darkness that prevailed AI and Minority Report Steven Spielberg lightens the mood with Catch Me if you can he entertains and really thrills you with the most sexy crime caper I have ever seen!