My brain blocked this film.

Rating: 3/10 (4 February 2007)

My friend asked me, if we should see a film. He suggested "Ocean 12" and I thought: "hmm... I didn't like the Ocean 11 that much, but It couldn't hurt to See this". Five minutes in the film, I thought to my self: "Have I seen the beginning before and maybe turned the film off?". The more I saw, the more I realized that i've seen before! When the film was finished I actually realized, that i've seen the entire film before and forgot about it completely! Before we did put it on, not even the title rang a bell in my memory. The so-called "funny-incident" when Bruce Willis and the "fake/real" Julia Roberts meet = totally forgot about it. Now! The reason I told you this story is: You can watch a movie and afterwards if it haven't made an impression on you, the day after you will rather forget you ever saw it. But in my case, my brain erased every proof in my memory, that I have watched this film a all. The first time Ocean 12 tried to connect with my brain, my brain simply declined every frame of information it produced and it properly produced endorphins in large amount to stop the pain and bringing me into a happier place. The second time I saw it, I was poorly entertained. Afterwards I wished, that my brain could remake the same reaction. But unfortunately I'm doomed with some vague memories from one the worst images printed on celluloid in recent years.