Swordfish (2001)

A hacker is recruited to aid in a bank robbery.

Made famous because it has Halle Berry's first nude scene, the movie is actual pretty good despite the hype. The cast is solid and the writing engaging. It also teaches a great lesson in deception.

Director: Dominic Sena

Starring: John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry
Company: Warner Bros. Pictures



Lesson Learned:
Things are not always what they seem. Our perception is not only unreliable, but can also be easily distorted.

Life Skill:
Recognizing deception and illusions; while
 understanding our own natural vunerablities is the best way to not be fooled by "magic tricks".

Critical Thinking:
When do you find yourself distracted? During what activities do you have a hard time keeping your concentration?
Is it laziness? What do you think keeps people from taking the time to truly understand and uncover the truth?

Mindful Behavior:
Patience. Slowing down.
I hate cliches, but "The devil IS in the details."