Ocean's Twelve

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D P @RT45936356 5d My first time seeing this was very recently. It suffers by comparison to the first installment. I have no idea what I would have rated it if it had been a standalone film. See more Reto G @RT33517574 Apr 16 A fun watch, slightly better than the first movie. The soundtrack is top! See more Brent G @bgillett86 Mar 9 While not quite as good as Ocean’s Eleven, Julia Roberts playing Tess pretending tobe Julia Roberts may be one of the funniest things I have ever seen. See more Mark C. @mrpiggy1992 Jan 17 Love the sequel I love the returning cast of Clooney and Pitt and new addition Catherine Zeta Jones See more Candyflip Records T @Candyflip Jan 12 What a dog of a film. Self congratulatory and auto-flagellation of the worst kind. Overpaid and fawned upon actors who did decent things with the first, get even more overpaid and more excused to sleep walk thru the second. The directing is so lazy as to be Grade-school level. The plot as thin as wet tissue, and about as much amenity. The scene where Julia Robert’s character plays Julia Robert’s is the kind of indulgent crap best left in the 90’s where it kinda-almost belonged. Worth viewing only as a ‘what were they thinking’ moment. The whole film has aged horribly (it was awkward at the time, but now is just embarrassing). Avoid. See more Matthew D @OceanSage Jan 8 Steven Soderbergh’s crime thriller Ocean’s Twelve (2004) is a pale comparison to Ocean’s Eleven (2001). However, Ocean’s Twelve is still very funny and enjoyable. Soderbergh’s direction remains sleek and focused. The cinematography makes great use of Rome and Amsterdam as settings with gorgeous art in the background and lavish sets everywhere. The cozy hotel room is actually my favorite set during the Amsterdam parts. Thankfully, Brad Pitt is still charming as the fixer and heist planner Rusty. Pitt’s chemistry with the effortlessly funny George Clooney as criminal mastermind Danny Ocean is excellent. They keep you laughing and smiling throughout the gnawing run-time of Ocean’s Twelve. I love the lively music throughout Ocean’s Twelve, which is a wide blend of genres. The energetic "The a la Menthe" song by La Caution is a burst of adrenaline during Vince Cassel’s laser dance sequence. Soderbergh is a fantastic director to keep you interested in a shadowy sequel his Ocean’s film. See more Read all reviews

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