

“Unlock the illusion.”
The original Four Horsemen reunite with a new generation of illusionists to take on powerful diamond heiress Veronika Vanderberg, who leads a criminal empire built on money laundering and trafficking. The new and old magicians must overcome their differences to work together on their most ambitious heist yet.


Jesse Eisenberg
J. Daniel Atlas

Dominic Sessa
Bosco Leroy

Ariana Greenblatt
June McClure

Justice Smith
Charlie

Rosamund Pike
Veronika Vanderberg

Woody Harrelson
Merritt McKinney

Dave Franco
Jack Wilder

Isla Fisher
Henley Reeves

Lizzy Caplan
Lula May

Morgan Freeman
Thaddeus Bradley

Andrew Santino
Brett Finnegan

Henry Fisher
Brett's Buddy
Twelve years after they dazzled us with their magical skills, the “Four Horsemen” are mysteriously reunited and joined by an enthusiastic young trio who bring some new blood to their most difficult challenge yet. Someone wants them to bring the wealthy “Veronica Vanderberg” (Rosamund Pike) to her knees, but the only way to do that is to pinch her enormous diamond. Needless to say, this is kept in an ultra-secure vault and this one is also buried deep in the Arabian desert. Before they can even think on appropriating this gem, the cocky “Atlas” (Jesse Eisenberg) has to learn to get on with the even more sure of himself newbie “Bosco” (Dominic Sessa) whilst all seven, gradually, proceed to try to work together and decrypt the secrets hidden within a French château that has more than it’s fair share of secret passages and surprise residents. Meanwhile, this infamous stone has another would-be owner, who is attempting to blackmail the money laundering “Veronica” with some information that she might not want public. With no shortage of people trying to steal the thing, what happens next…? It has some moments, this film, when the pace really picks up and the visuals deliver some quickly paced feats of illusion that are quite entertainingly and usually acrobatically presented. In some ways, it also serves to debunk some of the myths of these theatrically deceptive arts, but sadly these scenes are too few and far between. There’s just way too much dialogue, and not enough vanishing. To be fair to Pike, she does look the part and her South African accent just about stays the course; Sessa, Justice Smith and Ariana Greenblatt deliver fine as they breathe new life - and a little map humour - into old props, but Harrelson hams up too annoyingly, Dave Franco just models his beaming smile and small T-shirts and Isla Fisher isn’t really on screen often enough to make very much difference to a story that is dragged out as if it were being paid, scene by scene, by a tourist board or some luxury product placement. It isn’t dull, and the production is way more highly polished than her jewel, but I think the sleight of hand filming techniques that maybe worked in 2013 are less effective now that we all know CGI can render the impossible, possible. Harmless fun.
Read full reviewFULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://movieswetextedabout.com/now-you-see-me-now-you-dont-movie-review-ruben-fleischer-presents-a-more-polished-yet-empty-trick/ Rating: C+ "Now You See Me: Now You Don't undoubtedly asserts itself as the most solid entry in this trilogy, raising the technical bar and finding new life in the reinvigorated dynamic of its cast. However, all the superficial shine and aesthetic improvements fail to hide a script that confuses complexity with complication, delivering characters that function merely as pieces on a formulaic board. It works as light entertainment, but it's insufficient to fully justify its return to the big screen. It invites us to look closer, but unfortunately, the closer we look, the less we see the depth it promises, leaving only the fleeting glow of a well-rehearsed trick, yet empty of true magic."
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Official Clip 'We Made The Fifth Horseman Reappear'

Official Clip 'Diamonds Are Forever'

Official Clip 'A Lock You Solve'

Official Clip 'Magic Showdown'

Isla, Rosamund and Ariana answering the BIG questions (new or OG Horsemen ofc)

pov: you've only got a 1 min to chat with Ariana Greenblatt

okay, but why hasn't this magic trick happened yet???

Trailer Reactions

is this the world's biggest ever magic trick???

they say you should learn something new every day

David Blaine joins Woody Harrelson on Hot Ones

Reneé Rapp – “Lucky” with Cast from Now You See Me: Now You Don’t (2025)

and for our next trick: making Jesse Eisenberg appear

Zach King Teams Up With Now You See Me: Now You Don't Cast

Cast Heist Interrogation

Time for a (very) rapid fire Q&A with the cast

Special Feature 'Jesse Interviews the Apprentices'

Optical Illusion

Treat yourself.

Look closer. Which way does the diamond turn?

It’s called self care.

We stole the show. You kept the change.

Special Feature ‘Real Magic’

dug into the camera roll for y’all

Now You See… his trailer.