Ocean's Eight

“Every con has its pros”

7.0

2018

1h 51m

CrimeComedyAction

Director: Gary Ross

Overview

Debbie Ocean, a criminal mastermind, gathers a crew of female thieves to pull off the heist of the century at New York's annual Met Gala.

Trailer

Official Main Trailer Official

Cast

Debbie Ocean

Sandra Bullock

Debbie Ocean

Lou

Cate Blanchett

Lou

Daphne Kluger

Anne Hathaway

Daphne Kluger

Amita

Mindy Kaling

Amita

Tammy

Sarah Paulson

Tammy

Constance

Awkwafina

Constance

Nine Ball

Rihanna

Nine Ball

Rose Weil

Helena Bonham Carter

Rose Weil

Claude Becker

Richard Armitage

Claude Becker

John Frazier

James Corden

John Frazier

Ethel

Elizabeth Ashley

Ethel

Diana

Dana Ivey

Diana

Reviews

Gimly

It was pretty gay. Could've been a lot gayer though. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._

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MetGaylas

Ocean's Eight has been my comfort movie for the longest time. I adore the strength of the cast, and the dynamics they possess as a whole, not to mention the brilliant cinematography. The humour and the relationships of the characters brings a sense of lightheartedness to the movie, which I personally adore. Overall, it's a very underappreciated movie in terms of the writing, casting and cinematography, as well as the costume and makeup departments.

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r96sk

Good stuff, this. I really enjoyed 'Ocean’s Eight'. It's a sizeable drop off from the great 'Ocean's Eleven', but I actually - just narrowly - enjoyed it more than 'Ocean's Twelve' and 'Ocean's Thirteen'. With this 2018 film, they got a lot right. The pacing, but also the casting. It's nice to have Sandra Bullock (Debbie) return just to keep the continuity going, that as well as the fact that she's very good in this. I rate her as an actress, but sometimes I find her performances irritating - here, the complete opposite, I love how charismatic and confident she plays Debbie. Cate Blanchett (Lou) supports her well, too. The rest of the cast are strong choices. I enjoyed seeing Rihanna and Awkwafina, along with Sarah Paulson, Mindy Kaling and Anne Hathaway. James Cordon appears too, he seems to split opinion but I like him. The plot is good, very watchable. I found myself questioning one moment of the nitty-gritty event, but otherwise I thoroughly enjoyed seeing it unfold. I also liked the editing around it. The ending isn't the greatest, but still more than satisfactory.

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