So I'm ashamed to admit that I got pressed into seeing this POS by my date instead of Deadpool 2. That alone should be a red flag to find another date, but she was hot so I caved.
Though I've never been a huge fan of any of the Ocean movies, they were at least entertaining and featured a selection of serviceable actors. This movie was basically just a shitty version of the previous Ocean movies with even shittier actors.
While even the previous Ocean movies required a certain level of suspension of disbelief, typically along the lines of accepting that all "steps" of their heist would play out as predicted, this movie stretches that a mile farther-- way past the point where you can accept what's going on as plausible. Basically, whoever conceived the logistics for their heist didn't even bother brainstorming for some plausible scenarios, and just rammed in a bunch of unlikely coincidences as a replacement for a logical story. It's the type of movie where as the heist unfolds, you just constantly go "oh, c'mon lol" at the unlikely series of events.
Then you've got the Ocean's "team". Sandra Bullock as the icy logistician that plots the heist-- she basically has one facial expression the entire movie, though that may be more the plastic surgery than her acting ability. You've got Cate Blanchett as a tomboy motorcycle broad, weirdo looking ghetto gangsta Asian broad as the pickpocket, Mindy kailing as a jewel specialist, Helena Carter as a fashion designer, and fucking Rihanna as their badass "IT hacker" rofl.. None of them are particularly convincing in their roles.. Watching Rihanna hack with her Macbook is particularly amusing.
Finally, if the poorly written heist wasn't bad enough, there is zero action/violence in this movie--none. No guns, no physical altercations-- not even someone getting knocked out. Now you don't need violence to make a good movie, but in a heist movie removing it entirely ups your requirement for story/character depth, of which this movie was sorely lacking. As a result, long periods just feel boring.
Oh yeah, there's only one male character in this movie that gets more than a few minutes screen time, and of course he's a rich philandering artist douchebag.
5/10 and that's kinda generous considering no violence, no nudity, no humor of worth, and a nonsensical heist plot.