Arianna's first time watching Ocean's 11 in a movie reaction. Full Reaction Here: / diegesischad Arianna's Instagram: / _aerii44 #Reaction #Action #Heist
I like that Saul is the last of the group to leave. He's the only one with the life experience to fully comprehend and appreciate what they were able to pull off, so he stays longer to take it all in.
The Ocean trilogy is a fun series to watch. 11 is the best, 12 got a lot of hate cause it tried to do something different but I recently rewatched it and thoroughly enjoyed it, 13 is unapologetically over the top and I love it. Hoping you react to those in the future.
Sameeee, i didnt like 12 when i first watched it. But a couple years late i really enjoyed it after another rewatch! So many good scenes like the lost in translation 😂
The lowest point in my life I had no money and didn't live anywhere for more than several months but I had Ocean's 11, The Italian Job, and Mr. Deeds on VHS and an 11 inch CRT and basically just watched them over and over again.
because on a live pit floor in a casino, a blackout would mean people would/could grab loose chips, grab loose cash, grab cards, essentially steal tons of money thats loosely flowing on the pit floor. Hence, instant chaos if a casino floor goes black, everyone becomes a thief for 30 seconds.
I swear to God, Ocean's Twelve is one of the most stylish and experimental genre films I've ever seen. It has the best cinematography (that "Peter Andrews" fella sure has a career ahead of him!), music (David Holmes is THE MAN), and the most deliriously convoluted yet aggressively entertaining plots ever. Best of the franchise, without question.
@@SchulzEricT Dude, there's SO much to pick apart in Twelve. I adore how ridiculous it is as a plot and on a storyline level. Then the visuals are so wild and interesting that it's wild to me that WB gave Soderbergh $55 million to make what's basically an experimental heist film. I seriously wish there was a Criterion of the trilogy with a focus in the special features on the cinematography and editing in particular for each film, but Twelve mainly. So many unbelievably unique shots and styles and compositions that are a sight to behold.
@@MadeoN when he hops out the window and the shot freezes and the credits start.. my God it's such a specific thing to point out but it's such a great moment.
Also, more Soderbergh, PLEASE. Traffic, Out of Sight, Che, Sex Lies and Videotape, Haywire, Erin Brockovich... the guy has one of the most incredible and eclectic careers in American cinema.
While you need a healthy dose of suspension of disbelief, everything is so well done and works so well together that it's very easy to just enjoy the ride. From the acting to the directing and pacing, this is one slick movie I really recommend!
The character Han in the Fast and Furious franchise copies Pitt; whenever we see him onscreen, he's eating a snack. I heard this was a homage to Pitt's character. Anyway, if I''m wrong, then I'm in Barney.
The Ocean's trilogy is, aside from The Lord of the Rings, my favourite trilogy of movies. Such a fun, thrilling, happy and smart ride from start to end.
I love that you described Claire de Lune by Debussy as "calm jazz piano." (to be fair, debussy's "Impressionist" harmony does indeed have things in common with jazz harmony, love em' both.")
Watching your Last Samurai reaction. Takes me back. If you want to see something along the same lines, but better imo... Ty Fearless with Jet Li. Beautiful movie. Yes, you will cry. Lol
I was thinking this would be a good change compared to the recent hardcore stuff. Can't take Andy Garcia seriously as a villain though. Seen him involved in so many charities and whatnot, so it's more a step back appreciating his acting.
Honestly, though, as a CSI, i find the fact that they just walked out with over $160 million as the most implausible portion of the movie. a stack of 1000 $100 bills weighs exactly 1Kilogram. So, $100,000 is 2.2 pounds. Multiply that by the amount of money they stole and that's 1.6 TONS, 3,520 POUNDS. 11 of them wouldn't be enough to just carry it out of the casino vault.
My Elliot Gould movie recommendation for you is called the Vanishing Act. With Mike Farrell, Fred Gwynne and Margot Kidder. No need to watch as a reaction, just enjoy. Love your reaction to Tropic Thunder, I have watched it at least a dozen times.
If you like this, then you really, really, really need to watch spiritual grandfather, The Sting. Paul Newman. Robert Redford. Robert Shaw. George Roy Hill at the tiller.
They don't make 'em like this anymore. It's funny, the original Oceans 11 with the Rat Pack isn't actually that good, despite the star power of Sinatra, Martin, Davis, etc. This is a clear example of when a remake is not only excusable, it's downright mandatory.
Great great movie and great reaction. One would think as good as this movie is, that the sequels couldn't even come close to being this good, but I really enjoyed all three of them roughly the same amount so looking forward to seeing Arianna's reaction to the others.
The one thing that irks me out about this movie is the weight of 150 million dollars, which is the amount they took from the casino. Even if I were to give the movie the most charitable circumstances, meaning that the 150m are entirely made out of $100 bills, and that all 11 of them were there to carry it, the weight of the loot should be about 1500kg, or 3,300 pounds.. Each person would have to carry 300 pounds out of the casino, 150 on each hand.. so how?
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If you like the Oceans trilogy, you should also check out Logan Lucky. It's another heist movie that Steven Soderbergh made with a great cast. Imagine Oceans 11 but with rednecks played by Channing Tatum and Adam Driver.
Arianna on your own time you may be interested in the original with Sinatra Dean Martin Sammy Davis Jr Caeser Romero Angie Dickinson and a whole host of others
