Ocean's Thirteen

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Tyler S @tylerking24 1d Simple movie gets a simple review. Good stuff. See more Sérgio N @RT03383691 May 3 Last in the Ocean's saga (Secret here), with the men. And it concludes competently within what can be expected from a big, crazy mess of characters and situations in the genre of intelligent heists. I remember it being a little better than the previous one, but still below the first, and obviously the original from the 60s. The soundtrack is also quite engaging. It's worth it for the good mess, humor, impossibilities and of course, the star-studded cast. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Dec 3 Funny in 02 hours, 02 minutes, and 45 seconds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The worldwide gross is $311,312,624.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Mate P @matepolcz Nov 10 Ocean's Thirteen is pure joy to watch. From the actors, through the cinematography, to the editing. The characters are still perfectly written to fit the actors, who make you smile throughout. The dialogues are sharp even though they're sometimes unnatural, but who cares? The story is great and the motivation is a little bit more character focused. The twist is not as big as it was in the first two, but the film was completely enjoyable this way. The themes of digital versus analog and exploitation is the strongest element of the writing for me. "We're analog players in a digital world." Also, did I forget to mention how funny this film is? The direction is just unbelievable. Steven Soderberg is just toying with us and with his colleauges. The way he uses framing, camera movement, zooms, lighting and colours is just out of this world. I wonder how they achieved the colours. Is it just the lighting, or the film stock or something else? Because I believe this was before digital colour grading. He is just a master at filmmaking. I mean this must have been really hard to edit, especially when you're doing split screen. The soundtrack though isn't as good as it was in the second one, but to be fair that had an insane soundtrack. The casting is even more insane when I thought it couldn't be. The charismatic acting performances from all of the actors carry these films. Ocean's Thirteen is only the second best in the series, but other heist franchises would dream of having this as one of their own. See more Daniel S @RT37151421 Sep 28 Danny Ocean's Greatest Heist? Stealing 2 Hours of Your Life Ocean’s Thirteen kicks off looking slick.. that credit sequence with Brad Pitt glowing in movie-star glory screams, “Get ready, we’re back in business!” The camera work is dripping with style, the colors pop, and the casino vibe is pure eye candy. On the surface, it feels like the crew is gearing up for a sharp, high-stakes heist to redeem the missteps of Ocean’s Twelve. But here’s the deal: for all its glossy setup, the movie never really hits top gear. Instead of pulling us into a tense, fast-moving caper, it spends forever stacking up details, piling on overcomplicated schemes that lean more on lucky breaks than actual cleverness. By the 80-minute mark, you’re still waiting for the big spark, and it never fully lands. The squad we love (Clooney, Pitt, Damon, Garcia, Bernie Mac) are mostly reduced to background pieces in their own game, while Pacino steals the show as the slick villain (lowkey the most fun character to watch). Chemistry between Clooney and Pitt is still there, but the banter doesn’t snap like it used to. Honestly, the standout energy comes from Casey Affleck and Scott Caan, while Don Cheadle’s moments lean more cringe than cool. Yes, it looks gorgeous (sumptuous shots, gold-and-red tones, sleek sets), but at over two hours, it drags. Instead of the adrenaline rush of Ocean’s Eleven, we get a stylish but sluggish threequel that proves franchises usually run out of fresh tricks by round three. See more Matthias R. @MatthiasRuff Aug 10 The boys are back in town and this time it’s personal. All the same charm with none of the fat. The honor among thieves is strong indeed. See more Read all reviews

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