Ocean's Thirteen
VarietyOcean's Thirteen continues the breezy good times of the first two series entries without missing a beat.
TimeSo listless and logy it needed Michael Moore to take it to Cuba for emergency medical treatment.
Film ThreatOcean's Thirteen is cool, hilarious and fun beyond all expectations. A fitting extension of the Ocean's gang story, and the ...
ReelViewsOcean's Thirteen is the first sequel of the summer of 2007 not to fall on its face. The film is better paced and more involv...
New York MagazineIs it possible that only a director so distrustful of surfaces could surrender so thrillingly to the big lie?
Village VoiceA spectacle blatantly predicated on a smug gaggle of mega movie stars in boss threads ostentatiously having fun by pretendin...
Salon ArtsIt's watchable, colorful and intermittently funny, but given the level of talent on display, it's reasonable to want more th...
EmpireYou can beat the house and you can break the bank, but sequels always get long odds on defeating the law of diminishing retu...
Chicago TribuneThirteen is all about maintaining a barely perceptible smirk behind an impassive pose. The line between cool and cold is a t...
Chicago Sun-TimesI know full well I'm expected to Suspend My Disbelief. Unfortunately, my disbelief is very heavy, and during Ocean's Thirtee...
New York PostHollywood's summer of risk-free programming continues with the fourth three-peat in six weeks, Ocean's Thirteen, the least o...
San Francisco ChronicleLike the first Ocean's, Ocean's Thirteen is a satisfying story of a grand-scale swindle, but it also retains the impishness ...
Washington PostThe details, the plots, the stratagems, the counter-stratagems mount and mount and mount until the thing reaches a point of ...
The Philadelphia InquirerEvocatively shot with the saturated color of '60s film and accompanied by David Holmes' retro-mod score, Ocean's Thirteen is...
SlateSurrendering to Ocean's 13's pleasurable surfaces is sort of like admitting your attraction to a luxury brand: Sure, those a...
Los Angeles TimesOcean's Thirteen will please those who delight in its persistent self-mythologizing, but the thrill of the original is gone,...
The Boston GlobeThis might be the first piece of escapism to have a whiff of public service at its heart.
The GuardianFantastically smug, empty picture, which comes complete with a nasty-tasting dab of misogyny.
New York PostThe "Ocean's" series started out popping like the Bellagio. With "Ocean's Thirteen" it has gone as dead as CircusCircus. On ...
USA TodayThough it takes a little while before it really takes off, this slick bauble of a movie qualifies as the best of the summer ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Steven Soderbergh
Writer: Brian Koppelman
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon
Release: June 8, 2007
Writer: Brian Koppelman
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon
Release: June 8, 2007
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