"Ocean's Thirteen" Card Trick Fun

Genres: Action/Adventure, Thriller, Crime/Gangster and Sequel
Running Time: 2 hrs. 2 min.
Release Date: June 8th, 2007 (wide)
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for brief sensuality.
Distributors: Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution

Directed by: Steven Soderbergh

JJ Rating: B+

Willie Banks (Al Pacino) is mean. Then he does something mean, mean, mean and so Danny Ocean (George Clooney) wants to exact revenge and concocts a plan. Ocean's Thirteen.

The movie isn't anything that is awesome possum. It's just the same cool characters that people have grown to like from the first two movies doing something a bit extra and fun. Everyone is back and that brings about the fun. Well everyone but the females. So this entire cast is male driven outside of one female who is Bank's right hand woMAN.

I personally really like Rusty (Brad Pitt) and Virgil (Casey Affleck). They would be my two favorites. Pitt does great with his facial responses and his conversations with Clooney are great. They say phrases they don't even have whole conversations. Affleck is just awesome and quirky. It helps that he has scenes with his onscreen brother Scott Caan because their conversations are brother like and since I have brothers I find them amusing. As a whole the cast is fantastic and to take away one would ruin the fun.

I like the entire movie. I don't know if they could have really done much to make me like it more because I think this shows that there was one left for the Ocean's Eleven series. Ocean's Thirteen was it. They pulled it and now I hope they're done. This one was the fun one. The one that did not have to dwell on much character development and just had to get right into it. There was humor and it did go through the entire movie and it was well spaced to make me snicker here and there and then HAHAHAHA at some parts.

When Ocean's Thirteen was coming to an end everything fell into place nicely. I figured it out before it all was shown but it wasn't that difficult and it wasn't annoying that I did. It worked.