George Clooney and Brad Pitt have always been an absolute blast to watch on screen. Their chemistry is fantastic, and their quippy senses of humor work great together. This was previously showcased in the Ocean’s movies,

Wolfs” is a great idea for a crime comedy, but it isn’t a particularly great movie. Here’s the premise, which I dare you to not want to watch: A woman (Amy Ryan), who we later learn to be a tough-on-crime district attorney,

Although Brad, who is sixty years old, is said to have gotten a little too close to George's stunning wife, Amal, New Idea Magazine has heard that George, who is sixty-three years old, is quietly delighted that their duties are now done, thanks to Brad's actions.

While the crime caper might 'pleasingly pass a Saturday night' its star-studded duo cannot ultimately salvage it

Brad Pitt and George Clooney's Wolfs may not have the same critical appeal as the Ocean's Trilogy, but the stars are allowed certain new freedoms.

Directed by Jon Watts, Wolfs delivers a familiar but energetic ride, brimming with sharp humour, clever twists, and the kind of slick banter that will remind any fan of the Ocean’s trilogy.

Brad Pitt and George Clooney's Wolfs pays homage to a classic Western in its ending, but the sequel announcement weakens the creative choice.