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Ocean's Thirteen (Widescreen Edition)
from Warner Home Video
starring George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Al Pacino, Ellen Barkin
directed by Steven Soderbergh

Features:

• Closed-captioned
• Color
• Dubbed
• DVD-Video

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

• Good movie. Bad picture quality.
  I enjoyed this movie in theatres and decided to buy it on Bluray since it was a very visually appealing movie. Well let me tell you, don't spend the extra money on Bluray, just buy the DVD if you like this movie. I borrowed my friends DVD to see the difference after I was very unsatisfied with my Bluray and the quality is almost identical. If you're into High-def movies like me, this isn't one to get. Spend half the money and get the same picture quality.

• Somewhat of a mess
  I loved the first one but was confused by the second until I rewatched it a few times. Ocean's 13 is even more confusing and I have NO desire to rewatch this mess of a film. The plot is just way too ridiculous and even more far fetched than the other two films. Also, I felt that the characters didn't really work as a team as in the other films. I just didn't feel like they gave it their all, and were just in it for another paycheck.
  Also, I found that the actual dvd quality was terrible. One of the... more info

• Just when I thought I was going to hate this movie...
  ...I didn't!
  Okay, so I made it obvious with my review of `Ocean's Twelve', and before that with my review of `Ocean's Eleven', that I am really disappointed with the way these films have turned out. With such an eclectic cast of big name, highly enjoyable stars you would think that these movies would be nothing short of amazing, but in actuality they have been rather boring, dull and forgettable. They have even lacked any real charm. I mean, these movies star George `king of charm' Clooney, not to... more info

• the Brat Pack wins again
  This was a pleasant surprise. I found myself laughing out loud, especially at some of the antics of Linus (Matt Damon's character). It was fun to see the crew together again and up to their old tricks. This time the stakes were higher, the technology more sophisticated, and the tricks sneakier. A couple of new characters are thrown into the mix, plus some old characters brought in with new roles. I was expecting a variation on the two previous movies, and to a certain degree this was true, but the whole fun... more info

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