This video was listed in the comedy section of Netflix...this was not a comedy. Genre is more of a crime drama. I had high expectations for the film considering it was directed by Steven Spielberg and that Dana said that the opening credits was studied in film but I feel that the entire film lacked so much of what could have been an entertaining watch. the plot wasn't necessarily hard to follow but the script made it hard to understand what was a priority for the character or plot. I feel like they could have cut a lot of scenes considering the length of the movie I also never understood Franks relationship with his dad. Moments you can tell he loved him more than his mum but other times pretended that he didn't. I struggled to understand how fixing his family by being a con man was the main objective Scenes that I would have loved to see: - a more in depth process on how the checks were being foraged - more about Franks romantic interest. when he got engaged I didnt know if he actually liked the girl or not - showed more of Franks personality and more scenes that he doesn't understand consequences of his actions or his lack of grounding to assimilate into the real world - made certain scenes with the FBI more intense, I felt like the movie had no stakes even when he did get caught in the end Only good takeaways was everyone's acting was good and the set dressing was pretty decent. some cinematography choices were questionable like breaking the 180 rule or certain close ups should have been done for different shots. Music was good, I noticed some clarinet here and there. Overall, okay but not worth the time but its a good film for those who love actors and their performances