Out of Sight
Why this pick
Soderbergh brings the same sleek, unhurried cool: charismatic criminals, sparkling romantic sparring, playful time shifts, and a crime plot that feels as stylish as it is precise.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Soderbergh brings the same sleek, unhurried cool: charismatic criminals, sparkling romantic sparring, playful time shifts, and a crime plot that feels as stylish as it is precise.
Why this pick
A glossy, grown-up cat-and-mouse caper with immaculate tailoring, seductive confidence, and the satisfying pleasure of watching exceptionally clever people test one another.
Why this pick
Its elaborate con, warm partnership at the center, and breezy period polish offer the same delight in a plan coming together through charm, teamwork, and misdirection.
Why this pick
A warmer, scruffier cousin to Ocean’s: an expertly organized robbery powered by an oddball specialist crew, dry humor, and Soderbergh’s relaxed command of every moving piece.
Why this pick
It trades Las Vegas glamour for New York urgency, but preserves the pleasure of a cool-headed criminal scheme, verbal gamesmanship, and steadily escalating strategic tension.
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01 / THE STORY
Less than 24 hours into his parole, charismatic thief Danny Ocean and his partner-in-crime Rusty Ryan recruit a team of specialists to attempt to rob three Las Vegas casinos to exact revenge on Danny's rival, Terry Benedict. But when they begin hatching their plan, they realize it'll be much harder than they initially thought.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Danny Ocean

Frank Catton

Rusty Ryan

Reuben Tishkoff

Virgil Malloy

Turk Malloy

Livingston Dell

Basher Tarr