Movies like Ocean's Twelve

Ocean's Eleven is the charismatic predecessor to Ocean's Twelve and introduces the all-star cast led by George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Matt Damon. With its slick heist plot, clever twists and turns, and engaging ensemble, it's a must-watch for fans of heist capers.

Now You See Me merges the heist genre with a magical twist, where a team of illusionists pulls off bank heists during their performances. Its unpredictable plot and ensemble cast dynamic resonate well with Ocean's Twelve's style.

Ocean's Thirteen continues the high-stakes caper tradition set by the previous films, featuring the returning ensemble cast. It wraps up the trilogy with another Las Vegas heist that's as smooth and stylized as the earlier installments, providing a satisfying conclusion for the series enthusiasts.

Logan Lucky is a Southern spin on the heist genre by Ocean's trilogy director Steven Soderbergh. It captures a similar blend of humor and heist antics, making it a fitting film for those who enjoy clever crime comedies.

The Italian Job, featuring a robust cast that includes Mark Wahlberg and Charlize Theron, is a fast-paced heist movie threaded with smart planning and teamwork. Its blend of action, humor, and clever theft strategies will likely appeal to fans of the Ocean's series.

Out of Sight is another Steven Soderbergh film with George Clooney leading the action, involving a charming criminal and his romantic entanglement with a U.S. Marshal. The film's blend of romance, crime, and witty banter should hit the mark for Ocean's Twelve fans.

The Thomas Crown Affair revolves around a suave businessman who orchestrates art heists, reminiscent of the cool and calculated crimes found in Ocean's Twelve. Pierce Brosnan's charming lead performance is appealing to those who appreciate the sophistication of a well-planned theft.

Inside Man, a sharp and meticulously plotted bank heist thriller starring Denzel Washington and Clive Owen, stands out for its intellectual depth and suspense. Its clever storytelling and intense cat-and-mouse game would captivate any heist film aficionado.