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We get to see 2 of these main rooms during the film, each of which has roulette, craps, blackjack, slot machines etc. But there are also more slot machines and blackjack in some of the other areas of the hotel, which we occasionally see during the restaurant scenes. Just one of these 'main rooms' holds at least a few hundred people. You might have seen this last example in movies such as Oceans 13, when one of the members of the Ocean crew programs a digital slot machine to pay out its maximum jackpot when a certain sequence of coins is introduced in the coin slot in predetermined intervals of time. While this method may not be impossible to achieve, it is illegal all the.
Corrected entry: During the riots at the Mexican factory the blond guy throws a Molotov cocktail. In the next shot a car is shown burning. But it is so far from where he threw it that he could not possibly have thrown it that far.
Jacob La CourCorrection:The Molotov cocktail thrown by the blonde guy is not the same as the one that lights the car. The car was already on fire (you can tell by how far the car is already burnt). You can see some guards with a fire extinguisher putting out a fire, likely from the Molotov that was just thrown.
Corrected entry: Rusty drops a trick quarter for the Five Diamond reviewer to use at the slot machines in the airport. However, McCarran airport slot machines have stopped receiving quarters for years.
Jedd JongCorrection:It isn't a trick quarter. The machine is faked by the timing of the tokens. McCarran machines still take tokens, don't they?
Corrected entry: Danny and Rusty walk down the strip and eventually stop in front of the Bellagio as they talk about Rueben and what he means to them. For the entire scene, you don't see one other person walking on the strip besides the two of them. I've gone to Las Vegas enough to know that no matter what time of day or night it is, there are ALWAYS people walking around the Las Vegas strip, particularly in a busy area like the Bellagio.
Correction:My friends and I have walked in front of the Bellagio at night with absolutely no one else there. It may happen once in a while, and late night, but it's entirely possible.
randomguyCorrected entry: In the scene where the first whale is leaving the Bank and Willie is pleading for him to stay, the whale says, 'I'm outta here' as the trunk opens and his luggage goes into it. The scene view changes slightly as Willie turns and the car is suddenly gone. Unlikely, as the trunk was just opening and the valet was loading it. Willie is still reacting to the scene, so it is not a matter of shortening the scene for time saving.
Correction:The conversation between Willie and the whale had concluded and the video skipped up a few seconds to after the car had left, where his phone rang. Notice how everyone walking around the area had changed as well. Even the car in the background jumped up a few feet allowing another car to come into frame.
brassmasterCorrected entry: Only two people had access to the diamond viewing room, Bank and Sponder, but the FBI had no problem getting in.
Correction:The audience is never shown how Sponder accesses the diamond viewing room. In her drugged state, she could've left the door open or unlocked without noticing her own carelessness. Also, Linus and his father (the fake FBI agent) already had the details of the 'arrest' planned out, so it's reasonable to conclude that Linus made sure the door was left unlocked so his father could get in.
filledemotCorrected entry: Wouldn't Bank have noticed that the motorcyclist who burst into his office (Basher) was obviously not the same ethnicity as the motorcyclist he met initially? There's a scene toward the middle of the movie where Bank is telling the real motorcyclist (a white guy) that he needs to perform the jump 'at midnight', not 'roundabout midnight', so we know Bank did in fact meet and talk to him. Sure, Bank meets a lot of people every day, but I'm sure he'd remember that the motorcyclist he hired to perform at the grand opening gala is white, not black - especially since he seemed to know quite a bit about the sport in his encounter with Basher when he rattled off a list of several well-known motorcyclists.
Correction:The scene this comment refers to is the comment Bank states that the 'jump must happen at midnight' and comments that the rider is white. Neither of those men was the actual rider, they were merely talking about the rider.
Correction:The 2 guys that Bank met were not the motorcyclist. They were likely his agents, promoters, event staff, or someone of the like. Furthermore, we do see the motorcyclist when the 2 girls are sent to get his costume. His helmet is on, but you can tell that he is black.
jshy7979Corrected entry: It's hard to believe that some of the rigged machines made it all the way to McCarran Airport, especially since that location had nothing to do with the overall plot. When Rusty sits down at the machine next to the AAA 5 Diamond Award critic, he puts a coin in using the same sequence as the one that triggered the machines in Bank's casino. It was obviously intended to show the audience that Rusty knew the machine was rigged, especially since he told the critic that the machine had been 'paying out'.
Correction:This situation is specifically addressed when Turk says he doesn't like the idea of effectively torturing the critic as part of their plan. Saul tells him that there's always 'collateral damage' and that at least the critic gets the 'Susan B Anthony' at the airport, with a direct reference to ten million dollars as a reward. The team specifically arranged for the machine at McCarron to be rigged so that they could covertly provide the critic with a huge win to make up for the hell that they've put him through.
Corrected entry: When Rusty triggers the first slot machine he is given instructions over the phone. The voice is obviously Livingston. Livingston, however, has been previously arrested and therefore unable to make such a call.
Correction:Livingston was arrested by the fake agent (Linus' father) so he could have made the call.
Corrected entry: SPOILER ALERT: The NGC official turns out to be Linus' father. Why, then, does the plan involve his arrest of Livingston Dell and require a last-minute, frenzied attempt to stop Bank from checking Dell's fingerprints and finding out his known associates? This chain of events is superfluous to the plot and only creates problems, so why is it there, other than to facilitate Basher's impersonation of the motorcyclist?
Correction:Dell had to be exposed as a criminal because, if you remember, Linus's father said that Dell had rigged the current shuffle machines and other equipment. Then Banks orders new machines to be brought in. In walks The Roman with the new machines, which are *actually* rigged. The price of bringing in the actual machines are that Dell is fingerprinted, and that leads to the frantic image altering.
Additionally, Dell set up this part of the plan on his own. He is not exactly a master criminal. He did not want Rusty and Danny to know he couldn't handle it, so he set it up without them knowing. All was fine, except Dell didn't know that Bank could run fingerprints on location.
oldbaldyoneCorrected entry: Danny and Rusty mention the Flamingo, the Sands, and the Desert Inn which were three of the five casinos robbed in the 1960 version of 'Ocean's 11.' The other two aren't mentioned because they still exist and the characters were only mentioning how the strip had changed.
Correction:This is not entirely true, the Flamingo still exists to this day, I stayed there myself recently.
ctown28Corrected entry: The replaced shuffling machines were rigged, but they had no way to trigger them at the precise time the greco went down.
Correction:The shufflers were triggered by the ultrasonic pulse triggers Danny's crew were carrying (i.e. those lighter-looking things they used to manipulate the dice, roulette balls, and shufflers).
I'm not sure this is accurate. The lighters are shown to manipulate the dice only. There is no indication that they trigger any of the other rigged pieces like the balls. We only see Danny and Rusty with the lighters, who are at the craps table. However, to still correct the entry: the rigged card shufflers I believe were on the whole time. The Greco was designed to see if people were cheating, not the machines. Danny and company just needed to make sure any rigging/cheating they did was while the Greco was down, and they remained at the craps table. As long as they didn't cheat at blackjack while the Greco was operational, then the rigged shuffling machines could have just stayed on. It is actually in their best interest for the rigged shufflers to remain active, so that the casino would continue to lose money to guests who would just think that they are on a good streak.
jshy7979(2007) (George Clooney, Brad Pitt) (PG-13)
| Alcohol/ Drugs | Blood/Gore | Disrespectful/ Bad Attitude | Frightening/ Tense Scenes | Guns/ Weapons |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moderate | Mild | Heavy | Mild | Mild |
| Imitative Behavior | Jump Scenes | Music (Scary/Tense) | Music (Inappropriate) | Profanity |
| Moderate | None | None | None | Moderate |
| Sex/ Nudity | Smoking | Tense Family Scenes | Topics To Talk About | Violence |
| Heavy | Mild | Minor | Moderate | Mild |
- QUICK TAKE:
- Drama: A team of criminals sets out to get revenge, via an elaborate scheme, on a casino boss who double-crossed one of their own.
As the two consult with tech expert Roman Nagel (EDDIE IZZARD), the rest of the players arrive, including Basher Tarr (DON CHEADLE) who works with an expensive tunneling device that's to be used as a diversion. As Livingston Dell (EDDIE JEMISON) works on the card dealing machines and Frank Catton (BERNIE MAC) sets up shop as a dealer, brothers Virgil (CASEY AFFLECK) and Turk (SCOTT CAAN) end up getting involved in a Mexican labor dispute where they're working undercover to fix dice that will eventually make their way into the plan.
Meanwhile, Linus Caldwell (MATT DAMON) acts like the personal assistant to Yen (SHAOBO QIN) who's posing as an ultra-wealthy gambler, all to get closer to Bank's personal assistant Abigail Sponder (ELLEN BARKIN). And Saul Bloom (CARL REINER) dons a disguise again, this time to convince Bank that he's possibly the covert reviewer assigned to rate the new casino, all while that real man -- self-labeled as The V.U.P. (DAVID PAYMER) or very unimportant person, repeatedly gets abused from a hotel service perspective by various members and ploys of Ocean's team.
With them forging an unlikely alliance with Benedict for some much-needed operational funds, the criminals and con men set out to ruin Banks on the opening night of his upscale casino.
- WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT?
- If they're fans of the first two films and/or anyone in the cast, they just might.
- WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13
- For brief sensuality.
- CAST AS ROLE MODELS:
Then read OUR TAKE of this film.
(Note: The 'Our Take' review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below).
Violence includes some casino guards roughing up a customer (played for laughs), and the throwing of a Molotov cocktail, while a man briefly holds what turns out to be an empty gun on another man. There's a brief earthquake scene (played lightly), various characters drink and/or smoke (cigars), and various characters have varying degrees of bad attitudes.
Some behavior might be enticing for some kids to imitate, while a character has bad looking bed-bug bites on his face (played for comedy). Should you still be concerned about the film's appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home, you may want to look more closely at our detailed listings for more specific information regarding the film's content.
For those prone to visually induced motion sickness, there are varying amounts of moving camerawork in the film (sometimes quite bouncy).
- We briefly see some people drinking during a montage.
- Rusty has a drink with a woman.
- Danny has a drink with a man (who doesn't drink).
- We see beers in front of Danny, Rusty, and Roman, with Rusty latter holding his.
- Virgil and his Mexican coworkers have beer and tequila.
- Miscellaneous people drink in the casino.
- Rusty has a drink.
- We see various bottles of liquor on shelves in a bar.
- About catching Danny being teary from watching Oprah, Rusty comments on the former doing so with a bottle of wine.
- Turk joins Virgil in protesting conditions at their Mexican plant, including by throwing a Molotov cocktail made from a bottle of tequila.
- Linus has some champagne.
- Various people have sake in the casino.
- Abigail gets some wine for Linus and herself, and we later see them with that.
- Miscellaneous people have drinks.
- Danny has a drink.
- We hear the sound of The V.U.P. vomiting from eating some bad restaurant food.
- The V.U.P. has many bad looking red marks on his face from recent bed bug bites (played for comedy).
- All of the criminals - despite being the 'good guys' here -- obviously have bad attitudes for what they do and/or try to accomplish (that includes misrepresenting themselves, etc.).
- We see Rusty and others involved in some sort of bank heist attempt, but Rusty is called away and we don't ever see anything more of this.
- We see a flashback to Reuben and Bank being partners in a new casino venture, and then Bank double-crossing him, having one of his goons coerce him (physically intimidating, but not contacting him) into signing away his rights to the business.
- Abigail fires a female employee from being (in her view, but not others) too chubby (she isn't).
- Benedict offers to help Danny and his crew, but only if they steal his diamonds as well, just to spite Bank (but he has ulterior motives).
- After Bank's goon coerces Reuben into signing away his rights to a previous joint business venture, Reuben suffers chest pains and slowly collapses to the floor (in a flashback).
- Using a review-based black light, The V.U.P. spots many microscopic bed bugs in his bed (planted there earlier by Rusty and Danny).
- Yen must avoid various high-speed elevators as they pass by in the shafts.
- Some team members create a fabricated earthquake that then turns into the real thing in the casino, thus causing everyone inside to panic and run (no one is hurt, and it's all played for light comedy).
- One of Benedict's minions holds a handgun on Linus to make him handover some stolen diamonds, but the robber then shows that the gun is empty before tossing it to Linus and then jumping off the top of the building (to make a parachute escape).
- Some small explosives are used to separate part of the casino roof from the building.
- Phrases: 'It sure as sh*t ain't sad,' 'Screw' (nonsexual), 'You're dead weight,' 'Pissed him off,' 'Danger is my middle name,' 'Pompous ass,' 'A hell of a brain,' 'Bloody,' 'Such a wowser,' 'Bro,' 'Let's go get the son of a bitch,' 'Spot on,' 'Hell yes,' 'You're gonna make a maniac out of me,' 'Where the hell are they going?' 'I'm a G*ddamn American icon' and 'What the hell /is this?'
- It's possible some kids could want to imitate some of the criminal activity that occurs here (particularly since it's presented in a 'cool' fashion).
- Rusty has a large tattoo on his arm.
- A tack in the bottom of a shoe is used by a team member to help him pass a polygraph test (by inflicting pain that throws off the machine's readings).
- Rusty and Danny plant bed bugs in The V.U.P.'s bed (so that he'll ultimately give the casino a bad rating).
- Saul unleashes a bad smell in The V.U.P.'s room (through the ventilation system -- so that he'll ultimately give the casino a bad rating).
- Turk joins Virgil in protesting conditions at their Mexican plant, including by throwing a Molotov cocktail made from a bottle of tequila.
- As part of his ploy as another persona, Saul pats Bank on his clothed butt in passing.
- One of Benedict's minions holds a handgun on Linus to make him handover some stolen diamonds, but the robber then shows that the gun is empty before tossing it to Linus and then jumping off the top of the building (to make a parachute escape).
- None.
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- None.
- At least 8 's' words, 6 hells, 2 asses, 2 S.O.B.s, 1 damn, 12 uses of 'Oh my God,' 2 of 'G-damn' and 1 use each of 'Good Lord' and 'Jesus.'
- As a dealer supervisor, Frank tells some female employees to raise their skirts three inches (for work in the immediate future, we don't see them do it).
- In the background of a shot, we see a charcoal outline drawing on a wall of a fully nude woman from the rear (nothing explicit).
- Basher complains that Linus didn't bring him some magazines, with the latter saying he couldn't, but we don't know what kind they are (some may see the implication being that they're pornographic).
- Abigail shows varying amounts of cleavage (sometimes a great deal) in various outfits (many low-cut) throughout the film.
- We see photos of male underwear models in briefs (on the packaging for just that).
- We see some miscellaneous cleavage from time to time in the film.
- We see some sumo wrestlers in traditional garb, with one showing most of his bare butt in his while competing against an opponent.
- As another persona, Linus tries to seduce Abigail so that he can gain her access to a room filled with valuable diamonds. When she arrives, some pheromones he's placed on his neck instantly allure her. When we return to the scene, she's behind him, nuzzling on his neck, with him saying he can't do that there, since he might be fired by his 'boss.' She's breathing heavily and acting lustfully, asking him if the forbidden doesn't make it more pleasurable. Later, in another room, he takes her cell phone and she suggestively says she can make him give that back to her. Later, she's still acting the same way, with her straps on her dress down around her arms, exposing even more cleavage. She then tries to take Linus' hand to put on her heart (and thus her cleavage), but he pulls it back, causing some wine to spill on his pants. She then says he has to remove them, and she quickly does, revealing him in his boxers. Others come in at that moment, however, and nothing else happens due to that interruption. All of this is played for comedy rather than eroticism.
- As part of his ploy as another persona, Saul pats Bank on his clothed butt in passing.
- Benedict smokes cigars a few times, while Reuben and Basher each smoke a cigar once.
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- Linus occasionally makes some comments about his dad that appear to suggest some strain, but we never know the details.
- Las Vegas, gambling and casinos.
- We hear that Reuben is suffering from myocardial infarction (we see him unconscious in the hospital -- but everything turns out okay).
- Virgil starts a work conditions and pay protest at the Mexican plant where he's working undercover.
- Rusty and Danny reminisce about the old times in Vegas.
- Whether one could pull off a heist as occurs in this film.
- Guards remove a player from the casino, with one causing the man's chin to bash the edge of the table, while that guard and another pick up that man and bash his head into a slot machine (all played for comedy).
- Turk joins Virgil in protesting conditions at their Mexican plant, including by throwing a Molotov cocktail made from a bottle of tequila (we don't see the impact, but do see a burning vehicle).
- Some small explosives are used to separate part of the casino roof from the building.
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