A bit slow in the start - but a very good movie!

If I don't know what to watch the Ocean's movies never disappoint - if you ignore _Ocean's Twelve (2004)_. They're just a lot of fun :grin:

Quit makin em now before they suck

The first hour was probably my least favourite of these three movies, but the second half made up for it. Still not as good as the first installment, but definitely better than the second simply because it returned to using the first movie's formula.

A quality way to wrap up the trilogy! Better than the sequel, and as expected not as good as the original. Cast is better than ever and the heist is as fun as ever!

Rating: 3.5/5 - 8/10 - Would Recommend

Meh - for me the appeal of a heist movie in part is seeing them ingeniously solve problems but a lot of that was deliberately ridiculous here. Too screwball a comedy for my liking.

Rusty choking up watching Oprah after mocking Danny for the same reason will always be my biggest laugh when rewatching this.

Maybe I need to see the first one to appreciate this one more, or maybe I need to watch it again. It was like a Rated G version of Casino. Amazing cast, boring characters, annoying split screen montages every 13 seconds. Meh.

More fun than the second but not a fun as the first.

Definitely much better than second movie.

Recapture some of the magic of the first - more than the second certainly.

A more enjoyable plot. Pacino doesn't do his shouty overacting. And Damon's career rise is reflected aptly by giving him a more substantial role.

This is worth a watch despite the first overshadowing hugely. The second could actually be missed out if you really didn't want to soil the thinking...


7.25/10

Ocean's crew reunites for one last con in Ocean's Thirteen. When one of their own gets scammed by a casino developer Danny Ocean puts the team back together in order to get payback, and to set things right. The story's fairly strong, and the Las Vegas setting returns the series to its roots. Still, the con's a little incoherent and the plot has some extraneous parts. Most of the cast from the previous films return, and are joined by Al Pacino; who makes for a terrific villain. Ocean's Thirteen is an improvement over the last film, but it's not as good as the original.

In general, this film redeemed whatever went wrong with Ocean's Twelve. I wouldn't say it was as much of a well-oiled machine as the first, though. See, Danny Ocean has money, so he has the ability to basically pay anyone to do anything for him, making the heist in question less spectacular and a whole lot more easier...technically speaking - Just like Tony Stark with remote control suits in Iron Man 3. The level of impossible difficulty is essentially gone. Still a lot of fun, though.

Ocean's Thirteen wasn't as great as the first one in the trilogy but it was a big step up to the second film. All the original cast is back again except for Roberts, which I was cool with the film should focus more on the core gang of thieves themselves. Once again the acting was great and the story line was a step up from Ocean's Twelve. It was an incredible and fun film to watch.

i don't get stressed out often by movies but wow i wanted to die when yen was in the elevator shaft???

"Ocean's Thirteen" goes back to the original film's roots and delivers a silly yet rather entertaining Las Vegas caper. The gang is back to take revenge on Al Pacino and sabotage his newly-opened casino. The crazier the plan, the more fun, but I wish things didn't always go so smoothly. We have seen this before and already know that even what gets shown as trouble is actually part of the plan, with Danny Ocean always in control of the situation. Some real incidents and improvisation along the way would definitely make things much more dynamic and entertaining.

Even though the performances felt a little phoned-in at times, the cast still works pretty well together, and no one is suffering from the absence of Julia Roberts and Catherine Zeta-Jones (nothing against them, but both their love stories were oversimplified and out of focus).