Ocean's Eleven 2001

Overview

Ocean's Eleven is a 2001 thriller and crime film that runs for one hour and 56 minutes. The story follows a charismatic thief named Danny Ocean who begins planning a new operation less than 24 hours after being released on parole. Danny assembles a hand-picked crew of specialists to execute a complex heist. Their objective is to steal more than 150 million dollars from three different casinos located in Las Vegas, all within the span of a single night. As Danny coordinates the logistics of this ambitious criminal endeavor, he must also navigate the personal consequences of his actions. Specifically, the heist puts his chances of reconciling with his ex-wife, Tess, at risk. The film, which carries a PG-13 rating, was released in the United States on December 7, 2001. The narrative focuses on the tension between Danny's professional goals as a thief and his desire to mend his past relationship while attempting to secure a massive fortune from the casinos.