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Average Rating:6.3/10
Consensus: Ocean's Thirteen reverts to the formula of the first installment, and the result is another slick and entertaining heist film.
Theatrical Release:Jun 8, 2007 Wide
Box Office: $117,096,871
Synopsis: The third installment of Steven Soderbergh's slick, star-studded heist series just might be the best, as Danny Ocean (George Clooney) and company pull off another elaborate caper, this time in the... [More]
Starring: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Casey Affleck
Director: Steven Soderbergh
If Ocean's 13 could treat theaters like clubs then they'd place bouncers at the doors so that only the cool people would be let in. That would definitely cut into profits but it would be in keeping with how the film would like to brand itself...
Ugly. Filmed through dirt. Danny’s Dead End Kids infiltrate bin Laden’s camp and hold him ransom for some old dude who rescued them from an orphanage.
All the reasons that I didn't like the first two installments in the Ocean's series were the elements that worked for me this time around.
The sleek script makes gleeful use of expository dialogue, building ludicrous situations and winding its way out again.
There's actually a coherent script, and there are some real laughs. Not big laughs, mind you, but a fairly steady stream of smiles and chuckles. And their newest caper is, as expected, fiendishly complex and outlandishly executed.
Top CriticCan audiences still be entertained by this baker's dozen beating unbeatable adversaries, breaking unbreakable safes, or crashing uncrashable security systems? I still am.
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The suits are sleek, the dialogue snappy, the tone wry, the jazz hip. Even Las Vegas--bastion of neon kitsch that it is--looks opulently graceful.
All told, this thing has to be one of the dullest caper movies ever made.
A pastry of a movie, airy, insubstantial, and meant to fill in the gaps between heartier meals.
Summer fun with a safety net.
Though "Ocean's Thirteen" sticks to Las Vegas, rather than the lush palazzos of European cities, the atmosphere is still a privileged one where our heroes carry out another ultra-hip caper.
These actors have the characters they play down pat, and as long as they come up with some reason to pull off a heist, I'll be watching.
Ocean's Thirteen is cool, hilarious and fun beyond all expectations. A fitting extension of the Ocean's gang story, and the perfect way to spend your movie-going evening, living life in the shoes of those smarter, wittier and way cooler than you.
While it in no critical area improves upon the magic of its deliriously watchable original installment, it's flashier and funnier than expected.
Ocean's Thirteen is the first sequel of the summer of 2007 not to fall on its face. The film is better paced and more involving than Ocean's Twelve but perhaps not as well executed as Ocean's Eleven.
Top CriticIn Hollywood's version of Vegas, I'll have the surf, and the turf, and the vegetarian, and anything else Soderbergh wants to serve me.
Top CriticThird time’s a charm. Ocean's Thirteen outshines the second installment, offering that certain breezy fun the original provided. Those cutie pies just work better in Vegas.
Fantastically smug, empty picture, which comes complete with a nasty-tasting dab of misogyny.
If it ran five minutes longer it would cross the line from amusing to annoying. But it doesn't.
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