Ocean's Triple Feature (Eleven / Twelve / Thirteen) [Blu-ray]

I recently purchased the Ocean's Trilogy on Blu-ray, and I must say, it's a must-have for any movie enthusiast! The heist genre has never looked better than in this crystal-clear, high-definition format.The Ocean's Trilogy, consisting of "Ocean's Eleven," "Ocean's Twelve," and "Ocean's Thirteen," is a cinematic masterpiece that combines sharp wit, stellar performances, and slick direction. George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and the entire ensemble cast deliver impeccable performances, making you root for these charming thieves every step of the way.The picture quality on Blu-ray is exceptional, offering vibrant colors and sharp details that truly bring out the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas. The sound quality is equally impressive, immersing you in the world of high-stakes heists with every note of David Holmes' fantastic score.The bonus features included in this set are a treat for fans of the series. Behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with the cast and crew, and insightful commentary tracks provide a deeper understanding of the creative process behind these films.Whether you're a fan of clever capers, charismatic characters, or simply appreciate top-notch filmmaking, the Ocean's Trilogy on Blu-ray is a fantastic addition to your collection. It's a timeless set that never fails to entertain, and this Blu-ray release does justice to Steven Soderbergh's cinematic gem. Highly recommended!

The first one is wonderful, kind of becomes redundant after that, but it was cheaper to buy the trilogy.

I bought this movie set to update our movie library, replacing the DVD versions of the same three movies. The blu-ray versions of all 3 movies are of excellent quality, and play exactly as expected. There are no previews to other movies, and there are no extra features on these discs, just one movie on each disc. So if you are looking for bloopers, making of, and director commentaries nothing like that is provided on any of the discs...just excellent movies, excellent characters, excellent actors. I hope you enjoy them as much as we do.

I've had it. I've had it with people talking about the best trilogies of all time and leaving out this one. Don't worry, I've heard all of the criticism already, you don't even need to waste your time. I've heard that Ocean's Twelve is a mish-mash of witticisms and European landscapes and that Ocean's Thirteen, while on one hand is a triumphant return to Vegas, lacks the overall magic of the first film. Well, let me just say this: you're dead wrong. This is, without a doubt, the best and most entertaining trilogy you'll ever have the joy of laying your peasant eyes on. Ocean's Eleven is arguably a perfect film. I dare you to come up with a legitimate complaint with this film (don't worry, it can't be done). Ocean's Twelve is a delightful romp through Soderbergh's cinematographic dreams, coupled with excellent performances, despite the under utilization of Bernie Mac. Ocean's Thirteen rebuffs the obviously weaker Twelve with a stronger use of Bernie Mac and a smoother ensemble feel to the movie. These movies, altogether, are truly masterpieces. Don't waste your time on 15 hours of Lord of the Rings, or the Ewok song. This is where it's at, buddy. You're not doing much better than this.

4 stars because I like the movies and because I bought them at a great discount. If you are looking for blue-ray quality, don't buy this set at full price. They are DVD quality.I had already seen Ocean's 11 and 12. I like them both. Ocean's 11 is enigmatic and just smooth. Ocean's 12 is similar but there's more emphasis on romance, so not quite the boy's club the first one was. Ocean's 13 was entertaining but it lacked the element of surprise. Still, as a fan, it was enjoyable. Also, all three movies showcase great music. I'll be looking for those tracks next.

Great movies

I'd never seen the two sequels before purchasing this trilogy, but the $15 price for the set was to good to resist. "Ocean's 11" is wonderful, of course -- a witty and clever and exciting crime caper. "Ocean's 12" caught me a bit off-guard. It has a more convoluted plot -- more artsy than the other two films, perhaps because it's set in Europe -- and took a good 45-minute to get moving, for me. Still, I enjoyed it and suspect I'll enjoy it more the second time around. "Ocean's 13" is perhaps the equal of "Ocean's 11". It's complex -- but not convoluted -- and lots of fun. $15 for all three films -- on blu-ray! -- is really a bargain.The quality of the blu-ray picture itself isn't anything special. It's fine and all that, but the films have sort of an orange cast to them and a soft focus -- no doubt the director's intention. It's not that they look bad, but just that they don't have the clarity of some blu-rays, like "Lawrence of Arabia", "The Adventures of Robin Hood", or "The Untouchables". The sound is fine, but generally lacks any exciting surround sound panning -- these films aren't "Top Gun" after all. All in all, a worthy purchase and a good deal.

These are all awesome movies and it’s great to be able to have them on a multipack instead of having to get them all separately. They arrived in great condition.