Out of sight

A charming bank robber, Jack Foley, orchestrates a heist in Detroit with the help of his crew. During their escape, they hijack a car driven by Karen Sisco, a U.S. Marshal. Unexpectedly, a strong attraction sparks between Jack and Karen, complicating their dangerous game of cat and mouse. As the heist unfolds and leads to a diamond heist in Miami, their mutual fascination grows, forcing them to confront their opposing roles and burgeoning feelings.

Out of Sight was a critical darling, widely praised for its stylish direction, witty dialogue, and the electric chemistry between its leads. Critics lauded Steven Soderbergh's slick and energetic filmmaking, while audiences were drawn to the sophisticated blend of crime, romance, and humor. Despite its critical success, the film underperformed at the box office, becoming a cult favorite over time.

• Praise for Steven Soderbergh's slick, confident direction and energetic pacing.

• Enthusiastic reviews for the undeniable chemistry between George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez.

• Appreciation for the sharp, witty dialogue and stylish neo-noir atmosphere.

Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed the film's stylish direction and the compelling performances, especially the captivating chemistry between George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez. Many found the crime narrative engaging and the romantic tension well-executed.

Nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. Recognized on multiple 'best of the year' lists.

Jennifer Lopez's character, Karen Sisco, famously performed barefoot in several scenes, a decision made by Steven Soderbergh to enhance the character's grounded and sensual nature.