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Conspiracy | Paris, France
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"The suspenseful thriller movie "Now You See Me" is expertly crafted and will hold your attention the entire time. The story revolves around a quartet of illusionists who perform for their audiences while pulling out daring heists that seem to be impossible. The utilization of magic tricks and illusions elevates this film above other heist movies and adds a new level of excitement to the plot. The ensemble cast's excellent performances, led by Jesse Eisenberg, Morgan Freeman, and Mark Ruffalo, keep the audience interested throughout the entire movie. The spectator may easily root for the characters despite their illicit behavior because they are well-developed and have believable chemistry.The unforeseen plot changes keep the audience guessing right up until the very end. The movie moves quickly and is jam-packed with action, making it an exciting journey from beginning to end. Overall, it is a must-see film for lovers of thrillers and heist movies. You'll be kept completely amused by the excellent acting, deft plot turns, and amazing magic skills in this production.
Favorite Thriller Movie | 2014
Best Thriller | 2014
Budget 75,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 351,723,989 USD
The card trick in the opening sequence is authentic. There is no editing. It is what is known as a "card force", wherein the magician makes the unsuspecting audience member pick a predetermined card. The audience member believes they have picked a random card, which is reinforced by the magician re-shuffling the deck several times, though this is just misdirection.
When Morgan Freeman says, "These bars give a man time to think." He says the same line in The Shawshank Redemption (1994).
Isla Fisher has explained in interviews that her character Henley is "germaphobic", which is why she is seen wearing gloves throughout the movie.
In the scene before J. Daniel Atlas (Jesse Eisenberg) and Merritt McKinney (Woody Harrelson) enter the secret room, McKinney tells Atlas that he is a "bit of a control freak", to which Atlas replies "Have we met before?" This is a nod to a previous movie in which Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg had appeared, Zombieland (2009).
The final scene was filmed on the Pont des Arts in Paris, France, which, as shown in this movie, was famous for having an estimated one million "love locks" attached to its railings. However, on June 1, 2015, city council workmen started to remove the padlocks following years of complaints from locals.
"J. Daniel Atlas: The closer you think you are, the less you'll actually see."
"Merritt McKinney: When I first met you, I thought you were kind of a... dick. Henley Reeves: And? Merritt McKinney: No, no. That's it. J. Daniel Atlas: That's very nice. I'm touched. Merritt McKinney: Yeah, just from the heart. J. Daniel Atlas: Well, I didn't say where I was touched."
