Join Danny Ocean and Friends One More Time

Posted on Friday, June 8th, 2007 6:13 PM by Scott Jentsch

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This week's big release is George Clooney and his friends in "Ocean's Thirteen." This time around, Al Pacino is the mark as a casino owner who puts Reuben (Elliott Gould) in the hospital, and the crew teams up with former mark Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia) to put the casino in the red and steal $250 million in diamonds.

If you liked the first two movies (aptly named "Ocean's Eleven" and "Ocean's Twelve"), you'll probably enjoy this one, as the team seems completely in their element. Our Featured Movie Critic agrees!

There are two other movies that couldn't be more, er, polar opposites of each other. We've got more penguins in "Surf's Up" and if you're into horror, there's "Hostel: Part II."

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