Hi, this is Steve.

Everyone has their own definition of cool.

Maybe it's James Dean and Rebel Without A Cause,

or Paul Newman and Cool Hey and Luke,

or Bruce Lee and enter the dragon.

For some, coolness is personified by Grace Kelly

and to catch a thief or Uma Thurman and Pulp Fiction

or Michelle Yao in just about everything.

But however you define your terms,

it's hard to imagine two hours of more concentrated coolness

than you'll find in Steven Soderbergh's Oceans 11.

I mean, seriously, you've got Clooney and Pitt

at the top of their game with an up-and-coming Matt Damon

playing the up-and-coming con artist, Linus Caldwell.

And of course there's the epitome of 70s cool,

Elliott Gould, the Golden Age comedy cool of Carl Reiner,

plus Don Chiddle, Casey Affleck, Scott Conn,

and I mean, there are 11 of them.

Add to that, Academy Award winner, Julia Roberts

and Andy Garcia as the stylish and very dangerous Terry Benedict.

All of this filmed with the beautiful camera work

of Steven Soderbergh along with a tight script,

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