Set a new standard for heist films
Ocean’s Eleven was director Steven Soderbergh’s interpretation of the classic 1960s heist film. Previously he’d done Out of Sight with George Clooney which really set his style and look for the whole Ocean’s franchise. That featured very smart characters, witty dialogue, a plot with a twist, strong color tones, and a very good instrumental soundtrack. All of these elements were used in Ocean’s Eleven which had a large ensemble cast of Clooney, Brad Pitt, Bernie Mac, Elliot Gould, Matt Damon, Carl Reiner, Casey Affleck, Scott Caan, Eddie Jemison, Don Cheadle, Shaobo Qin, Andy Garcia and Julia Roberts. The plan was to rob three Las Vegas casinos simultaneously but Danny Ocean (Clooney) had an ulterior motive. Could he pull off the job and accomplish his goal?<br /><br />The movie can in three main acts. The first was assembling the team for the job. Obviously this would take eleven people, hence the title. Each one had a different job such as being a thief, doing impersonations, handling the technical aspects, collecting intelligence, etc. Act two was the preparations. For instance Saul (Reiner) played a wealthy arms dealer who would gain access to the combined vault of the three casinos. They follow around the casino owner Terry Benedict (Garcia) because they have to know his routine so that they can pick pocket him and steal the security codes to the facilities. The last act was the actual heist which was the result of some ingenious writing. There were so many elements and the twist was quite amazing. It was so good it made you think about what you just saw.<br /><br />Along the way there are plenty of memorable moments as well. At the start Rusty (Pitt) is teaching movie stars how to play poker. One says he has three pairs, which Rusty says is impossible because he only has five cards. Then another says he wins the hand because he has all red cards. You can imagine the look on Rusty’s face. Another time Basher (Cheadle) gets nabbed for robbing a bank. Rusty poses as police officer, rescues him, and they make their getaway by setting off a bomb inside a cop car.<br /><br />Overall, Ocean’s Eleven went down as a highly enjoyable film. The characters were appealing. The story is great. It all makes for a top notch heist flick.<br />C
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