Thoughts? I enjoyed it. Best opening credit sequence I have seen in a long time.

I liked it. The substitute teacher part was the best IMO.

I did like it. It wasn't what I expected, being a Spielberg project...not a lot of action, not real funny, but a good story and good performances by Di Caprio, Hanks (albeit, not a commanding one), and a different type of character for Christopher Walken. I felt sorry for Frank Jr., having his world screwed up like that. It gave me a little different perspective on how divorce affects kids. I thought Martin Sheen's teeth "extensions" were hilarious. The credits reminded me of a '60s movie, very cool.

I was late to the movie and missed the opening credits. Walked in right as Hanks was entering the French prison.

What was so cool about the opening credits?

Very kitchy (sp?) and kind of played on the theme of the movie. Guy switching between a Dr, lawyer, pilot with a Fed chacing him. Done in animated silhouette.

I was surprised by how much I liked this movie.

Supposedly, it received a 95 rating on one of the sites (imdb, or was it rotten tomatoes)?

Very, very good...

it was really good, not quite as fast-paced as I thought it would be. I saw it with my mom so that was cool, she knew about all those shows and stuff like the one that his gfriend's family was singing on the couch, it was good.

kind of reminded me of Oceans Eleven but MUCH BETTER! I liked it.

My boyfirend and I both really liked it. I think that it's a good date movie. Something for everyone!

see I thought it was gonna be a lot like Ocean's Eleven too, but I liked Ocean's Eleven better, it was good though.

Dang it, my thread was first! Stop using Aggiechicks!

I really loved this movie. The opening sequence was great, too.

I also learned that it is very easy for Leo to go from extremely good looking to ugly as hell.

Knock, knock...

Outstanding movie, one of the most thoroughly entertaining all the way through. A must-see. (And yes, the opening credits were exceptionally cool.)

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