Ocean's Trilogy [4K Ultra HD] [2001] [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

Excellent

Love these films so much fun, and never looked better

I already had the Oceans trilogy on bluray, when i seen it released on 4K UHD as a limited edition steelbook 4K set i just had to buy i; i wasnt disapointed one bit ,the 4K transfer is excellant and the sound is much better and i really enjoyed the bonus features-All in a agood value for money steelbook set.

Me encanta el paquete ya que la considero una pieza de colección por el juego de cartas y dados que incluye.No tuve problemas en la reproducción y el audio/video no presenta fallas.El precio fue increible en la oferta (casi la mitad del costo usualmente publicado).El unico "pero" es el tañamo de la cartas pudieron haberlas diseñado en un tamaño comercial, me parecieron un poco pequeñas.

Buena edicion, las 3 contienen doblaje en latino

I don't know how many times I've watched Ocean's Eleven. My aunt and I watch it all the time, as it's her favorite movie as well. Ocean's Twelve is okay in my opinion. I know a lot of people don't like it but I enjoy it. Ocean's Thirteen is actually my least favorite but I'll still get through it. The dice that came with this package are really nice though I'm just going to leave them in their packaging. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase.

So much value in this set. Not only do you get all three oceans on blu ray with a extras disc but it also includes collectable dice with a deck of cards. You can't go wrong at this price and the movies look awesome. I have mine playing through a Sony blu ray player to a 7.1 surround sound reciever. Price to value I have to give this a solid 5 stars!

The Ocean's trilogy started with the remake of Ocean's 11 which was a movie that starred The Rat Pack. The basic storyline is a group of thieves led by George Clooney and Brad Pitt plan to steal 160 million dollars from a Vegas casino owner (played by Andy Garcia). The sequels stood on their own, essentially as revenge storylines (although Ocean's 12 and 13 were very different stories) that followed from the first movie.All of the movies included an ensemble cast led by Pitt and Clooney, and included Julia Roberts, Matt Damon, Don Cheadle, Elliot Gould, Scott Caan, Casey Affleck, Bernie Mac, Quin Shaobo, and Carl Reiner, and also included Ellen Barkin, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Vincent Cassell, and Al Pachino. They are all directed by Steven Soderbergh and maintained the same production team, which I think allowed the films to be cohesive, keeping a similar tone and feel, without being carbon copies of each other. The movies did a great job of mixing a lot of comedy with some drama and some action. They were well written and acted, and while the first movie was (at least in my opinion) the best, I think the trilogy worked.The set on blu-ray looks okay. It was not a great transfer of the films, so do not expect totally restored AV quality. Ocean's 13 definitely looks the best of the three. Each movie is on its own disc and includes at least one commentary track, deleted/extended scenes, and some behind the scenes material (such as the HBO first looks), specific to the particular movie. Ocean's 13 include a feature on real-life heists (such as the MIT card-counting group) Then there is a separate blu-ray with more bonus material around two-hours worth of extras that spanned all three movies. So if you are a fan of the movies, and want a lot of bonus material, this is definitely a good pickup.