FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTION!! Ocean's Thirteen (2007) FIRST TIME REACTION!!
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Just throwing it out there because it's another heist type movie - maybe one of your Thursday picks. The Score with Robert Deniro and Edward Norton.
Bernie Mac was barely in 12 because he was filming his show at the time. I think it may have cut his time on 13 as well.
Have you seen LA Confidential? Edit: You have. How about the Bourne Identity series or The Hunt for Red October. On an exceedingly different front, The Perks of Being a wallflower is a great film based on a novel. The author wrote and directed the film, his first doing either, and it's very good, though a high school film set in the 1990s. But far from your typical teen film.
One of my favorite movies
Hero is awesome, cant wait for your reaction.
ok for the love of all thats holy what is your the name on your mic? i been trying to read it for far too long.
There were plans for Soderbergh to make an Ocean’s 14 where everyone would be brought back for one final film, but he refused to make it after the passing of Bernie Mac as it wouldn’t be the same without him.
Carl Reiner is gone too. And as of Ocean's 8 Danny himself is also gone.
@@sephjnr I think that could be a fake out just in case they could get clooney to come back. Awkwafina asks if he's really dead and Sandy says "I dunno"
Ocean's Thirteen is a movie I could put on at any given time to directly watch or have on in the background, and I'll be satisfied.
I feel that way about this one and the first. Hell, all of them
Just did that. Let it play in the background while I painted my kitchen - awesome painting sesh is all I can say
Just like Casey Neistat with the Godfather 1 and 2 on perpetual loop in the studio.
All three, and Lucky Number Sleven!
This is the movie I'd always watch when I'd stay home sick from school. It gives those vibes of laying on the couch making a shitty day better
The dice factory strike part is my favourite bit of the whole trilogy, simple yet genius!
I love how his brother is sent down there to get this under control and then is next seen with a Molotov cocktail saying they just need to break management lmfao
@@gonzo6489 We just gotta break management, they can't keep treating us like this! (Phone on shoulder as he lights the Molotov haha)
the malloy brothers...probably my favorite characters in the whole series
@@janetuss6496 100%
The fact that they gave that guy 11 million is a perfect example of their philosophy - The only person they actively try to hurt is the target, and anyone caught in the crossfire gets compensated
Love the concept of The Gentleman criminal.
If you notice in the movie they call Matt Damon's nose the "Brody" named after actor Adrian Brody
I'm so glad for your set of Ocean's reactions. When I was in an intro film production class, we were all asked what movies we enjoyed. I mentioned the Ocean's series because they were fun and interesting. I couldn't quite articulate why.
My prof chuckled and made me feel like I was stupid for enjoying the movies. I think I've carried that with me for a long time without reflecting on it. I appreciate your comments about the craftmanship of the films and putting words to why I enjoy them.
Really appreciate it!
Your prof sounds like an asshole who doesn't know much about cinematography. This movie is a masterpiece, incredibly smart in the way it's written, the photography is out of this world, the pacing is perfect, the soundtrack is one of the greatest, the comedic timing is to die for. I've always think that comedy is one of the hardest things to do and this trilogy did without failing. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sorry... I guess I like these movies a lot
Each of them are just well crafted.
The Ocean's series is the best, why would your teacher chuckle? From so many points of view, these movies are masterpieces. The script, the acting, the music, the way they keep the spectators on the edge of their seats. Even the angles from which they filmed are brilliant. For example in Ocean's 11 when Dany and Rusty visit Rueben at his villa, every single pictures is unbelievable. Or the scene in the end when they all stand in front of that water fountain and the music is just perfect. Ocean's 12 is also so well filmed, for example the scene where Rusty is chased by the police and he sees the girl for the first time. Not to mention the scene where Dany meets the nightfox at his villa near lake Como (if i'm not mistaking), then the laser scene....In my opinion the only fault would be the choice of music in this last movie Ocean's 13, and the too many scenes where the light seems to be really red or orange but I get it, they wanted to really transmit that casino atmosphere. But other than that, brilliant.
@@adinamedrea5303 Just a perfect example of someone in Academia being jealous of people ACTUALLY working hard in their industry and making it rain so to speak. Then uses their pompous ass to make you feel stupid. Lame professors. Thank goodness there are some great ones that DON'T thieve joy.
Terry Benedict on Oprah pissed off as hell is some of the funniest subtle acting ever. Andy Garcia is great, Terry sounds so goddamn insincere lmaoo
"Pay me my money!"
"Well I'm sure my people wi-"
"In caaaaaaaash!"
Just kills me every time.
Don Cheadle is great in this movie. He great in pretty much every movie he's in, but definitely fantastic in this
Cash?!!??
I love how Soderbergh worked with different screenwriters for the different movies, as well. Not only was he very conscious of switching up styles for each movie, the different writers all bring a new sensibility to what otherwise could get very repetitive. While I would say Twelve is my favorite, the writers of Rounders and Billions bring a really grounded and thematically rich conclusion to the series. I think it's the most interesting in terms of Vegas history and gambling mechanics, and I thought it was so cool how they brought Sinatra into it as a way of referring to the old school values the team lives by. The culmination of the "Reverse Big Store" is one of my favorite moments in any heist movie because instead of watching some thieves steal money for themselves, the moment is about EVERYONE making bank, not just the 11 - that montage really makes you feel like you're winning along with everybody else, and as a culmination for the series, I couldn't think of a more perfect ending.
My favourite little detail from this film is that they might've turned Terry Benedict into a good person at the end, completely by accident.
Kinda, but it's more that by then Terry realises that getting back at Danny just isn't worth the effort.
@@greentree211 Loses? He shot down every competition in Vegas with minimum investistiment and only Ocean and the gang got their hands dirty. He is the biggest winner in the whole frachise. Always was.
@@wendel5868the house always wins
My favorite line in the movie, "Well Terry, it sure as shit ain't sad!"
A 'Mazel Tov Cocktail," James? Words fail me, but you did put a smile on my face. Best. Leo.
Everyone that I know didn’t like oceans 12 but it is hands down my favorite one and I’m happy there’s other oceans 12 supporters out there 🙏
There are DOZENS of us....DOZENS!!
Catherine zeta Jones was the Very Worst Part of this flim sorry she Brought Nothing to the Movie.
Ocean's 12 has always been my favorite!
Oceans 12 is a cult classic
It's my favorite, too! Has been since I saw it, right when it came out when I was in high school. I've probably seen it over a dozen times.
Bob Einstein is the guy you can’t place. A great comedian I knew as a kid as Super Dave Osborne and finished out his career on Curb Your Enthusiasm. Was also the brother of Albert Brooks. Died recently. RIP
RIP Funkhouser
Also played the middle man on Arrested Development, he had a perfect straight face for that role.
"no i dont play, and neither should you...not with peoples lives" (as he leaves the room).....one of the best lines in the entire film. i still laugh at the delivery of it. it was so perfect.
I remember not checking the cast and being so shook seeing Al Pacino 😂
Linus' dad was played by Bob Einstein, also known as Super Dave Osborne, brother of Albert Brooks, grandson of Albert Einstein. Hell of a pedigree...
His grandfather was named Charles and was a pawnbroker
@@MessoriusPrime I stand corrected. Heard they were related once, didn't confirm it. Oh. well, shows me to check before making claims, huh?
U should watch “Inside Man(2006)” with Denzel Washington and Jodie Foster,another genius heist movie with a twist.
Honest to god one of my favorite trilogy’s of all time. The final group scene of them watching the fireworks kills me everytime because it signified it was the end. It’s especially bittersweet now that both Bernie Max and Carl Reiner have died. So glad to see someone appreciate them. Thanks for your work.
Also I feel like there’s different “magic” in each movie....like it changes from movie to movie and people prefer the “magic“ like the best. Oceans 11 is OG but there’s just something about 12....
I just love the line "I move quick. And when I do, I slice. Like a goddamn hammer." SO slick.
To quote Linus
"The nose plays"
14:30 “Who is that guy?” He is a comedian. Superdave. Maybe you saw him on Curb Your Enthusiasm.
I think my favorite part of this one is that it's Saul that knows the young girls that go to distract the motorcyclist. And it's clearly an innocent friendly relationship. That bit is totally glossed over and just cracks me up every time. Like the stripper in the first one with Brad Pitt. "Say hi to your mom for me." "Say hi yourself, she'll be on stage in 5."
Oh man... Not gonna lie, I'm kind of sad you finished this. The ocean's trilogy will always have a place in my heart. I'm not even joking, it's like a cup of hot cocoa on a cold winter's day. If I'm kind of down or sad, these movies always cheer me up.
The best thing about this guy is that his favorite things about these movies is a camera movement, wish more people would react to things based on their professions/passions, adds a much more intriguing experience
This is my favorite of all the Oceans films. They’re all top level, but I felt the story here was just ultra slick. From shot choices to music to character development It all works.
Agreed!!!
The casino set was actually located in a studio setup so they could have actual control over some of the events. Jerry Weintraub, one of the producers, suggested they open it as an actual casino to make money because it was so good.
The agent that Ellen Barkin calls is Super Dave Osborne who used to appear on David Letterman's show years ago
I love the original soundtrack (OST) on this one. Super funky bass-centric stuff. Very fun
i also love the subtle nod to the jason bourne movies during the scene(not shown here) but when linus(matt damon) was providing info about the greco player tracker it was paced like a jason bourne movie - they just had fun with these movies and stayed great to the details
The guy at 14:21 is comedian Bob Einstein aka. "Super Dave Osbourne".
I think you mean aka Marty Funkhouser.
@@GMontag Or perhaps Larry Middleman?
This trilogy is just a great series.
I never watched them until about five years back.
But ever since I watched them, they have turned into one of my favorite movie series to just watch one after another.
When Steven Soderbergh decides to dabble in "fun" movies, lo and behold the clever and entertaining results! Also love the diversity of the cast.
I forgot Eddie Izzard was in this, what a legend
James rocking the Archer tactilneck. Respect
This is the best of the trilogy for me - the soundtrack is phenomenal.
i completely appreciate how thought out it was for the five diamonds critic from terrorizing him to rewarding him at the end showing that they had an end goal. when saul and turk are talking about it, how turk hates whats going on and saul says that he would go thru everything they put him thru for 11 million. it just shows that they cant be terrible to innocent people without making it right and making terrible people pay that deserve it
That's what makes the whole series of films basically gentlemen thieves.
FYI...dont forget when livingston was acting like his machines weren't working, you have to imagine that the nightfox dude was watching them. they never make mention of it but there were subtle hints throughout
I have to recommend another Soderbergh/Clooney film, Out of Sight. A great movie, based on an Elmore Leonard book.
You’d love it. Not a doubt in my mind.
Oh one of my favorite movies.
The outfit is clean my friend.
Let’s go!
this one is my fav of the 3; one of the only Trilogy that gets better and better ... I put on the soundtrack when I played poker with some friends, it makes it so much classy
Thank you for watching this trilogy. I have always liked these movies. I was in high school when the first one came out and haven't really started noticing all the fine details of the film making process until a few years ago. Everything you have been pointing out I have not really paid much attention to before, but right when you do mention or point out something, I can see it and realize I subconsciously knew about it but can now appreciate these movies on a much deeper level. Thank you for your perspective!
12 is my favourite. Love everything about it. Fantastic trilogy.
Don't forget about Ocean's 8! Would love to see what you think about that one as well.
YYYYAAAASSSSSSSSS So happy you completed the trilogy. I know this film is not as realistic, but it is a film I feel is so underrated.
really enjoyed your oceans series reactions! i love these movies, they're so fun to rewatch knowing the twists. i hope you watch oceans 8 sometime to round out the series!
The Ocean's movies are amazing, glad you watched them!
My favorite quote, and words to live by: "I'd rather die standing than go through life on my knees" Emiliano Zapata
"The nose plays."
Danny Shields & Bruiser were in all three films. And the one lady dealer from 11 was in 13 as well. ;-)
There are several lines in these movies that are so subtle that most people miss them the first time they watch these. For example, two members of oceans crew are talking to each other at one point and it's unclear what they're referencing. One of them says something like, "I feel bad for everything we're putting him through."
The other guy responds, "Well at least he gets to Susan B. Anthony at the end."
The first guy responds, "I wouldn't do it for 10 million, I'd do it for 11 though."
Then at the end of the movie we see who they were talking about when the guy hits the 11 million dollar payout at the slot machine in the airport.
God tier level of writing in all these movies.
Or the twins when they have too much time on their hands.
Please react to “True Romance” - written by Tarantino, directed by Tony Scott
16:05 . . . “Wow. They really just sparked a whole mazel tov.” - James
Every post you make is a blessing to the community! This one is definitely my favorite of the trio...I loved this heist the most, and Pa Pacino is perfect for the role of the evil casino owner!
I love all three Ocean's movies. Even the one done with the all female cast. The concepts, how each film leads you down one direction and then going some place else. So love these and like heist movies in general. So geeked by your channel🤗
At 07:47 Clooney is the spitting image of Freddie Mercury in my opinion.
I LOVE THESE MOVIES! So glad you checked them out!
Can you do something like a Top ten list of the movies you have seen so far?
The crew owed that dude that 11 million after what they put in him through
Remember when they asked Saul, and he said he wouldn't do it for $10,000,000, but he'd do it for $11,000,000.
The nose DEFINITELY plays! 😂😜😁
I hope you watch Oceans 8 soon! Thank you for your comments and film review.
Honestly, I felt that one just didn't hold up to the trilogy. It felt more like an after thought.
Guy on the phone was "Super" Dave Osborne.
Ocenan’s 8 was solid too.
I really appreciate the film making lense that you view these projects through. I always considered myself a student of movies. I just rarely had the means or opportunity to pursue it. I’ll always be an artist, lyricist, and idea guy.
That was Bob Einstein (Super Dave Osborn/comedian) brother of Albert Brooks (Actor/Director/comedian who had to change his last name in Hollywood for obvious reasons).
PS James...if you're old enough to remember the guy at 14:20 is Super Dave Osborne. few other things but that's how i remember him.
James is pulling an Archer with that turtleneck.
Was waiting for this one! So glad you loved them.
I wonder if he yelled “L'Chaim” when he tossed that “ma·zel tov” xD
Homage to Godfather in Ocean's convo with Bank - "What I want....what's important to me" mirroring the conversation Michael has with Solazzo in the restaurant before shooting him and Captain McCluskey
I only remember him as the Surrogate from Arrested development 😂
I found your Prisoners video 2 ½ weeks ago and you have become my favorite movie yt channel, keep up the good work. 😁👍
Lookin' fly today dude! Each one has its style and feel, but Ocean's 13 has always been my favorite of the three.
"Peligro es mi nombre medio." Probably my second favorite of the trilogy, behind the first. Some great cameos in this one. Julian Sands, veteran of many a B-movie, plays Greco.
A lot of people had problems with Ocean's 8, but I enjoy it and hope you will to. It was refreshing after this one went back to being a boy's club after 12 introduced some women characters.
Yep that’s Super Dave Osborn
ellen barkin and al pacino did a movie together in 1989 called Sea of Love. when i see them together in this it always makes me think of that movie.
My friends and I loved the Ocean's films. At the initial release the popular consensus was that Ocean's 12 was the weakest film, even though it was my favorite. I'm glad time has proven that Ocean's 12 was just a little misunderstood. But yes, all 3 films are really solid. My personal rank 12, 11, and then 13.
I hope you react to Oceans 8 too just to see what you think of it
Man, I love watching you discover all these awesome flicks, yo!
Long while since watched, but I like that it's almost a blink and miss it line on repaying the inspector - via the jackpot - for what they put him through. Something like 'would you go through all this for ten million dollars?'
And Saul(iirc) replies with 'No, but I'd do it for eleven..'
love it when the roulette wheel hits 13 and then it sets off them essentially giving the money away to the people like robin hoods
The guy who looks familiar is the actor that played Super Dave Osborne, among other things.
14:25 JAMES! Its Super Dave Osborne
13 is by far my favorite, mostly because there's no boring romantic B-story that derails the plot. It's all about the heist.
I love that you had so much fun with the first film that you said F it and treated yourself with the next 2 films. In keeping with the Bernie Mac train I was curious if you've ever watched Bad Santa? He was great in that one.
Super Dave. Bob Einstein. RIP.....
IMO the third movie is the best one!
The nose plays
Hey James, have you considered watching A Clock work Orange. I think you would really appreciate the film making and composition of shots. Its my favorite kubrick movie
"It's the nose. The nose, it's doing it for me" So you're saying... the nose plays?
Hi! I love your reactions so much! I love all of the oceans movies, but the last one hits hard hahha. I would like to sugest O Auto da Compadecida, a Brazilian comedy movie (I have no idea how it would be with subtitles, but is amazing.) much love from Brazil.
you should watch the original Ocean's eleven (1960) with the rat pack
0:14 if you had proper glasses you'd look like LEON
BTW: This is definitely the last Ocean's movie. There are no more. NOT A SINGLE ONE.
Counterpoint: Ocean's 8 isn't bad. It isn't as good as the Soderbergh films, but it's pretty decent.
Maybe do Soul Men, its a great movie with Bernie Mac and Sam Jackson, and they sign in it too (and also Bernie Mac his last one)
Throwing the Italian Job & The Illusionist in there.
I think 11 has advantages over the other two in that the characters are fresh and therefore we don’t yet have a firm idea of how they might act in any given situation.
I think 11 has the strongest plot and 13 follows very closely behind. However, I also like 12 a lot - potentially more than the other two. It has a significantly weaker plot but stylistically it is more appealing than the other two. I put this down mainly to it being filmed in Europe predominantly versus Vegas for the other two. So rather than being an almost entirely nighttime/inside a casino with no windows affair - it’s amsterdam/paris/rome during the daytime with all the sensual delights that creates.
16:07 Did you call that a "Mazel tov"?
you should watch Hustle a British tv show about a group of con men
it ran for 8 seasons 6 ep a season with an episode rating 8.5 on average and never dropped past 6+ million viewers in the uk
it was equally loved by fans and critics which is rare
The actor who's name i can't think of at this moment thst played the gecko guy recently died after some complications of being lost in the mountains too long he suffered injurys when lost and they just were too months he lasted a while but it waa kinda known wehn it happend he was in so much pain he was in so many movies great actor
If you like this kind of Movies, you should consider watching "Now you see me" Its one of my favourite Movies and I love the way they play with charakters.
He really just said they really sparked a whole mazeltov 😂