The fun and rich romp.

Rating: Null/10 (17 June 2014)

*Spoiler/plot- Ocean's Thirteen, 2007. Danny Ocean's team of smooth criminals are back in Vegas. They're composing a more personal plan than ever. When a ruthless casino owner named Willy Bank double-crosses their good buddy Reuben Tishkoff; this causes Tishoff to have a heart attack. Danny Ocean wishes to help out his friend and vows that his team and himself will do anything to bring Willy Bank and everything he's got down. Even if it includes hiring some assistance from one of their own old opponents in Vegas, Terry Benedict.
*Special Stars- Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Matt Damon, Al Pacino, Elliot GOuld, Ellen Barkin.
*Theme- Friendship is thicker than money.
*Trivia/location/goofs- Color. Las Vegas, NV. The line "You shook Sinatra's hand" mentioned several times in the movie is a reference to Frank Sinatra who played the first role as 'Danny Ocean' in the original Ocean's Eleven (1960). Matt Damon's (Linus) fake nose disguise ploy is called "The Brody". It's a reference to the french actor Adrien Brody. The dialog phrase "Billy Martin" that Danny calls for to Willie during the Reuben's hospitalization is a gambling slang for second chance. The phrase refers to famed Major League Baseball New York Yankee's manager, Billy Martin. Despite his talents as a manager (he led the New York Yankees to two World Series titles); Martin's fiery temper, fueled by his alcoholism, often got him into trouble and as a result, he was fired multiple times by owner George Steinbrunner. Despite his character flaws and drinking, Billy Martin was always being given a "second chance". Also, the character's dialog make several references to a "Susan B. Anthony" deal in their heist. This is a reference to the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin manufactured by the US mint in 1979. It was so similar in appearance and size to a regular quarter and many people dropped it into a slot machine without realizing what it was worth. This 'con' method was used twice in the film, though the people are using an ordinary coin they don't realize that it will be worth millions in the slot: first by the woman in 'The Bank' casino who wins the million dollar jackpot and later by the tormented hotel reviewer at the Vegas airport slot machine.
*Emotion- The fun and rich romp for the viewer. Not only well acted, casted, and written, but hugely entertaining because the film-watcher can fantasize and become involved in the 'caper' as well.
*Based on- 60's Rat Pack and Frank Sinatra Vegas initial 'caper' film.