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Ocean’s Eleven, Ocean’s Twelve, Ocean’s Thirteen
Well, at least I can read the movie and watch the book.
This month we watched something that’s been on my list for a long time. They’re pretty different from anything we’ve watched before actually, these are the first proper “heist” movies that we’ve watched for this podcast. We’ve run through quite a gamut of genres so it’s kind of cool to find one we haven’t found it. It’s Oceans Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen, directed by Steven Soderbergh and released in 2001, 2004, and 2007.
Show-notes:
1:40 Logan Lucky is Steven Soderbergh’s new movie.
2:18 More about the Rat Pack.
4:56 Check out our episode on the Bourne trilogy.
5:07 Don Cheadle has done movies a little more than he’s done tv according to his wiki page.
9:42 It’s Circle, and it’s actually 3 years old.
18:01 It was George Nolfi’s script Honor Among Thieves.
22:58 One of these foxes is actually a cat.
Kiyan’s Recommendations:
Tristram Shandy (I said this was by Henry Fielding but it’s actually by Laurence Sterne)
Pamela & Shamela
Don Quixote
Tale of Genji
The Back Room
Frankenstein in Baghdad
The Meursault Investigation (a response to Camus’ The Stranger)
Seventh Function of Language by Laurent Binet
Ever 17
Ocean’s 11/12/13 stuff:
5 things you didn’t know about Ocean’s 11
Ocean’s 11 making of documentary thing from HBO
Extensive look at Ocean’s 11 production
Ocean’s 12 b roll from screenslam
Things you never knew about Ocean’s 12
Warner Bros’ behind the scenes of Ocean’s 13
Julia Roberts getting pranked
Don Cheadle’s terrible accent
Actors playing themselves
Making Ocean’s 11 + 12 video
Ocean’s 12 production notes
Soderbergh on Ocean’s 12
Bad article about Ocean’s 12 and metafiction
How 9/11 affected Ocean’s 11
Ocean’s 12 unpopular opinion review
In defense of Ocean’s 12
New York Times article about Ocean’s 13
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By Decorative VegetableWell, at least I can read the movie and watch the book.
This month we watched something that’s been on my list for a long time. They’re pretty different from anything we’ve watched before actually, these are the first proper “heist” movies that we’ve watched for this podcast. We’ve run through quite a gamut of genres so it’s kind of cool to find one we haven’t found it. It’s Oceans Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen, directed by Steven Soderbergh and released in 2001, 2004, and 2007.
Show-notes:
1:40 Logan Lucky is Steven Soderbergh’s new movie.
2:18 More about the Rat Pack.
4:56 Check out our episode on the Bourne trilogy.
5:07 Don Cheadle has done movies a little more than he’s done tv according to his wiki page.
9:42 It’s Circle, and it’s actually 3 years old.
18:01 It was George Nolfi’s script Honor Among Thieves.
22:58 One of these foxes is actually a cat.
Kiyan’s Recommendations:
Tristram Shandy (I said this was by Henry Fielding but it’s actually by Laurence Sterne)
Pamela & Shamela
Don Quixote
Tale of Genji
The Back Room
Frankenstein in Baghdad
The Meursault Investigation (a response to Camus’ The Stranger)
Seventh Function of Language by Laurent Binet
Ever 17
Ocean’s 11/12/13 stuff:
5 things you didn’t know about Ocean’s 11
Ocean’s 11 making of documentary thing from HBO
Extensive look at Ocean’s 11 production
Ocean’s 12 b roll from screenslam
Things you never knew about Ocean’s 12
Warner Bros’ behind the scenes of Ocean’s 13
Julia Roberts getting pranked
Don Cheadle’s terrible accent
Actors playing themselves
Making Ocean’s 11 + 12 video
Ocean’s 12 production notes
Soderbergh on Ocean’s 12
Bad article about Ocean’s 12 and metafiction
How 9/11 affected Ocean’s 11
Ocean’s 12 unpopular opinion review
In defense of Ocean’s 12
New York Times article about Ocean’s 13
Subscribe on Apple Podcasts!
Subscribe on Google Play!
Check us out on Facebook!
Check us out on YouTube!
Check us out on Twitter!