Several films embody the term "Lightning in Bottle", "eleven" on Steven Soderberg's ocean. This remake of the famous rat package of the same name was a surprising choice for Soderberg's tracking of his blockbuster 2000. After breaking the stage with Palme D'or's victory, "Sex, Lazi" and "Video Lenta" in 1989, Soderberg worked on his way through the study system, making a series of films that fought to step down from the melting of his debut image.

It all changed in 2000, when Soderberg not only raised the cashier not only once, but twice. First, with the vehicle of Iaulia Roberts "Erin Brokovic", telling the true story of "paralamal" with a bra with a pressure taken by the powerful gas company in California, PG and E, followed shortly thereafter with "traffic", a three-way story of illegal drug trafficking.

Both films have made over $ 250 million worldwide. "Erin Brokovic" earned him a nomination for Best Director at the 73rd Academy Awards, losing to ... Steven Soderberg for "traffic". Rare Nomination for Dual Oscar He ended his blockbuster year, and he followed it high with the "Eleven Ocean" remake as his next project, reuniting the "Out of Sight" starvet George Clooney to bring the 21st century rat.

"Eleven on the Ocean" turned into a masterpiece of Bonafid, known for its perfect plot, but there is a big plot hole that is hidden just below our noses that even the film writer Ted Griffin was surprised when she discovered it.

During the "Eleven Oceans", we see step-by-step as Dani Ocean and his team plan to shoot down casino chief Terry Benedict, Belgio Hotel Vault. They create an accurate replica of the warehouse vault to plan their heist, orchestrate electricity disruption during a boxing contest and send authorities to chase a wild goose after believing they are a few bags in Duffels worth $ 150 million at Las Airport. When the van exploded, the SWAT team gathered out revealing that they were deceived: the bags were not filled with money, but flyers for Vegas girls.

We saw every element of how this plan gathered, from Bernie Maclo glad to rejoice in a discount van, to Eddie Emmison's sleeping system in the casino security system, but we never see how those flyers houses descend into the vault and return to the extra bags.

In The comment of the movie with Soderberg and writer Ted GriffinGriffin explains exactly how impossible this is:

"... (() the hole is how they got six bags worth of flyers in the vault, for them to carry out them. Everything else I can rationalize or explain in film logic. In film logic, there is no chance of flyers down there."

Soderberg reminds Griffin that they actually discussed this plot hole while making the film and decided to "blow" it because it was not an essential part of Heist. Given how hard Soderberg is pushing to make the film, describing the grueling lengths that went to ensure the film the occurrence of being without effort breeze, Then it is not surprising that this was the only corner they decided to cut.

For any conspiracy police, let it be a lesson that the plot hole doesn't matter if the film is strong enough to get it without noticing it. No small conspiracy hole can take away the pure joy that is to see "eleven on the ocean", and the fact that it is only makes the case stronger that the "eleven oceans" is one of the best movies in Soderberg Long and diverse filmography.