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The movie starts with the gang's friend and mentor Reuben Tishkoff (Elliott Gould) getting cheated out of his land by egomaniacal casino owner Willy Bank, who puts Reuben in a hospital bed and causes him to have a heart attack. Rather than allow the smug casino king to get away with his dishonesty, Danny Ocean and his mates decide to hit him where it hurts: his new Vegas casino.

As they plan the heist, the group devises a number of ways to rig the games at The Bank and to force the casino to pay out $500 million in winnings. This will essentially force Bank to cede control of the casino to his board. To do this, they need to defeat a state-of-the-art computer system called “The Greco,” which monitors all of the casino’s slot machines by measuring players’ biometric responses for authenticity. To accomplish this, they will need to trick Bank into carrying a cell phone with a magnetron created by technical expert Roman Nagel (Eddie Izzard).

When the heist begins, the team must work together to disrupt the Greco before it can be used. They also must steal Bank's private diamond collection in celebration of his Five Diamond Awards, which is locked in a case at the top of the casino.

The heist is complicated, relying on complex sleight of hand and clever trickery. The film also includes some slick extra features, including an insightful documentary about the architecture of Las Vegas and a feature on the massive casino set that was built at Warner Bros.

Another feature, "Jerry Weintraub Walk and Talk," offers an in-depth look at the enormous casino set that was used for the heist, with interviews with key cast members. The feature is only three minutes long, but it offers an informative look at the extensive details that went into creating the casino's interiors.

Unlike Ocean's Twelve, which was made at a smaller scale, Thirteen was shot on location in Las Vegas. The film's director, Steven Soderbergh, and its co-producer, George Clooney, worked closely with casino designer John Messina to make sure that all the elements of the set were authentic.

The movie is a fast-paced, heist-driven action flick that is full of laughs and sleight of hand. The heist itself is well-planned and clever, and the action scenes are highly believable. There are some excellent cameos from Ellen Barkin, Andy Garcia, and David Paymer. The DVD also includes several featurettes, including the documentary 'Vegas: An Opulent Illusion' and an interview with Soderbergh.