Ocean's Twelve

About This Movie

Ocean's Twelve is quite a shift from its predecessor, tonally speaking. It's got this European flair, almost heist-on-the-run vibe that feels different, but in a good way. The pacing is a bit more languid, with Soderbergh letting scenes breathe. You see the crew's dynamics shift—there's a lot of banter and character interplay, especially with Julia Roberts playing a version of herself. The practical effects and locations, shot across Europe, add a unique texture. There’s a playfulness here, almost self-aware, that makes it distinctive, but some might prefer the tight heist angle of the first. Still, it has its moments, especially with that score weaving through the scenes.

Filmed on location in multiple European citiesFeatures a score by David Holmes, continuing from the first filmIncludes a meta-narrative with Julia Roberts playing herselfReleased in both standard and Blu-ray formats