The actors were excellent. Naturally, Morgan Freeman and Woody Harrelson steal the show, with Dave Franco delivering some fantastic physical acting, stunts, and so on. Unfortunately, Jesse Eisenberg could not convince in his role and became unpleasant after a while, while Franco was pretty underutilized. Isla Fisher was fine, but she was obviously the "glamour" role rather than a serious one, which was a pity given her talent. This was expected to be a massive blockbuster picture, complete with massive backdrops, spectacular stunts, and massive crowd scenes, yet it fell short. As heist/magic genre films go, this one isn't really good, and The Prestige was lot more intellectual and engrossing. To a point, it was entertaining, but I became bored, and some of the scenes - chases, etc. - were too lengthy. If you prefer heist flicks or magic, or are a fan of certain actors, or just want to enjoy the film for what it is without being intellectually challenged, this is a fantastic film. Hollywood endings, in my opinion, are much too prevalent. I give it a 6/10.
Additionally, the Four Horsemen are pursued by a conceited former magician (Morgan Freeman) who has amassed a fortune by divulging the secrets of well-known tricks. Freeman has the ability to make even the most convoluted exposition seem wonderful (see: Christopher Nolan's Batman films or the latest "Oblivion"); that is, for the most part, what he is here to accomplish. Making Freeman the film's de facto on-camera narrator is the film's most deft move, particularly given how much of the third act is spent adjusting his all-knowing screen image.
Now You See Me generated $117.7 million in the United States and Canada and $234 million in other regions, for a global total of $351.7 million on a budget of $75 million.
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The picture performed well at the box office, finishing second behind Fast & Furious 6 and grossing $29,350,389 in its opening weekend from 2,925 locations. By the end of June, it had surpassed the production budget by a factor of two. [1] For six weeks after its debut, the picture remained in the top ten in the North American box office. [reference required]
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Additionally, the Four Horsemen are pursued by a conceited former magician (Morgan Freeman) who has amassed a fortune by divulging the secrets of well-known tricks. Freeman has the ability to make even the most convoluted exposition seem wonderful (see: Christopher Nolan's Batman films or the latest "Oblivion"); that is, for the most part, what he is here to accomplish. Making Freeman the film's de facto on-camera narrator is the film's most deft move, particularly given how much of the third act is spent adjusting his all-knowing screen image.
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Fast forward a year to Las Vegas, where the four have formed the Four Horsemen, a headline act. They conclude with a complex illusion in which a random audience member seems to be transported inside his bank's vault. The audience member is instructed to activate the vault's ventilation system, which suctions a palette of Euros; moments later, the banknotes rain down on the crowd. The audience erupts. The next day, the FBI summons the magicians for interrogation; it seems as if an audience member's bank has been looted, and a prop used in the magic performance has been discovered at the site. Soon after, a grumpy agent (Mark Ruffalo) and an Interpol investigator (Mlanie Laurent) begin investigating the magicians; they suspect the Four Horsemen are connected in the murder but are unsure how.
The actors were excellent. Naturally, Morgan Freeman and Woody Harrelson steal the show, with Dave Franco delivering some fantastic physical acting, stunts, and so on. Unfortunately, Jesse Eisenberg could not convince in his role and became unpleasant after a while, while Franco was pretty underutilized. Isla Fisher was fine, but she was obviously the "glamour" role rather than a serious one, which was a pity given her talent. This was expected to be a massive blockbuster picture, complete with massive backdrops, spectacular stunts, and massive crowd scenes, yet it fell short. As heist/magic genre films go, this one isn't really good, and The Prestige was lot more intellectual and engrossing. To a point, it was entertaining, but I became bored, and some of the scenes - chases, etc. - were too lengthy. If you prefer heist flicks or magic, or are a fan of certain actors, or just want to enjoy the film for what it is without being intellectually challenged, this is a fantastic film. Hollywood endings, in my opinion, are much too prevalent. I give it a 6/10.
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