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It is about a group of Robin Hood-style magicians called the Four Horsemen. The Horsemen are J. Daniel Atlas (Creator/JesseEisenberg), a professional street magician who specializes in escalating card tricks; Merritt [=McKinney=] (Creator/WoodyHarrelson), a hypnotist, mentalist and mind reader; Henley Reeves (Creator/IslaFisher), an escape artist and the sole woman in the troupe; and Jack Wilder (Dave Franco), a street artist, voice imitator and MasterOfUnlocking. They use their illusions to steal money and give it to their audience despite the impossibility of it. As they become more infamous, an FBI agent and an Interpol detective chase after them.
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It is about a group of Robin Hood-style Myth/RobinHood-style magicians called the Four Horsemen. The Horsemen are J. Daniel Atlas (Creator/JesseEisenberg), a professional street magician who specializes in escalating card tricks; Merritt [=McKinney=] (Creator/WoodyHarrelson), a hypnotist, mentalist and mind reader; Henley Reeves (Creator/IslaFisher), an escape artist and the sole woman in the troupe; and Jack Wilder (Dave Franco), a street artist, voice imitator and MasterOfUnlocking. They use their illusions to steal money and give it to their audience despite the impossibility of it. As they become more infamous, an FBI agent and an Interpol detective chase after them.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When HypnoFool Evans is mimicking a the violin player, agent Cowan asks what this is, upon which Dylan answers: "I think it's Beethoven's Concerto in D-Major."
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When HypnoFool Evans is mimicking a the violin player, agent Cowan asks what this is, upon which Dylan answers: "I think it's Beethoven's Concerto in D-Major."
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** During his interrogation, Daniel Atlas smugly tells Dylan that the first rule of magic is to be the smartest one in the room. [[spoiler: Turns out, Dylan really was the smartest one in that room, being the mastermind behind everything.]]
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Incorrect character name.
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** Leonard Shrike was killed trying to restore his reputation with a bigger and better escape act.
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** Leonard Lionel Shrike was killed trying to restore his reputation with a bigger and better escape act.
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* StolenByStayingStill: The Horsemen steal a safe by using a large-scale version of a standard vanishing trick to make it appear that the safe is already gone, and laying a false trail that the police chase off after, allowing the Horsemen to remove the safe at leisure.
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the trope is about how Las Vegas is depicted in fiction; it is not "a character says the phrase 'Viva Las Vegas'"
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* VivaLasVegas: said by Merritt [[spoiler:as they get Etienne Forcier to make a trip as part of their plan/show]]. They even do a show in Las Vegas.
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* VivaLasVegas: said by Merritt [[spoiler:as they get Etienne Forcier to make a trip as part of their plan/show]]. They even do a show in Las Vegas.
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* Foil: Thaddeus to the FBI [[spoiler: though the tables turn towards the end]]
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* ShipTease: With Danny and Henley, who were apparently involved at one point in the past; Henley actually got her start as a magician with a job as Danny's assistant. [[spoiler: In their final scene, they join hands before hopping on the carousel.]]
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* ShipTease: With Danny and Henley, who were apparently involved at one point in the past; Henley actually got her start as a magician with a job as Danny's assistant. [[spoiler: In their final scene, they ambiguously join hands before hopping on the carousel.]]
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-->'''Henley:''' It doesn't take a mentalist to figure that out.
You are a control freak.\\
You are a control freak.\\
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* HotOnHisOwnTrail / WildGooseChase: This amusingly happens to Rhodes in which he ends up tracking himself through New Orleans when Jack drops the tracker into his pocket.
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* HotOnHisOwnTrail / WildGooseChase: HotOnHisOwnTrail: This amusingly happens to Rhodes in which he ends up tracking himself through New Orleans when Jack drops the tracker into his pocket.
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* ImprovisedWeapon[=/=]ImprobableAimingSkills: When cornered by Rhodes, Jack Wilder fights him off first by flinging burning flash paper at him and, when that doesn't work, throwing playing cards.
* InsultBackfire: When Thaddeus refers to the Horsemen as "[coming] a long way from a bunch of wannabes and has-beens", Merrit immediately thanks him for referring to him as a "has-been" due to considering himself a "never-was".
* InsultBackfire: When Thaddeus refers to the Horsemen as "[coming] a long way from a bunch of wannabes and has-beens", Merrit immediately thanks him for referring to him as a "has-been" due to considering himself a "never-was".
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* ImprovisedWeapon[=/=]ImprobableAimingSkills: ImprovisedWeapon: When cornered by Rhodes, Jack Wilder fights him off first by flinging burning flash paper at him and, when that doesn't work, throwing playing cards.
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** When Thaddeus refers to the Horsemen as "[coming] a long way from a bunch of wannabes and has-beens", Merrit immediately thanks him for referring to him as a "has-been" due to considering himself a"never-was"."never-was".
** When Merritt calls Dylan a ControlFreak.
-->'''Henley:''' It doesn't take a mentalist to figure that out.
You are a control freak.\\
'''Daniel:'''Well, I take that as a compliment.\\
'''Henley:''' Only he would take it as a compliment.\\
'''Daniel:'''Okay, great. Good. Another compliment.
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** When Thaddeus refers to the Horsemen as "[coming] a long way from a bunch of wannabes and has-beens", Merrit immediately thanks him for referring to him as a "has-been" due to considering himself a
** When Merritt calls Dylan a ControlFreak.
-->'''Henley:''' It doesn't take a mentalist to figure that out.
You are a control freak.\\
'''Daniel:'''Well, I take that as a compliment.\\
'''Henley:''' Only he would take it as a compliment.\\
'''Daniel:'''Okay, great. Good. Another compliment.
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* ArtifactTitle: Consciously averted when referring to the Four Horsemen after [[spoiler:Jack's (supposed) death]]; the remaining magicians, the FBI, and various newscasters all start referring to Daniel, Henley, and Merrit as simply "the Horsemen". Played straight when a few of the TV screens after their last escape still refer to them as the "4 Horsemen".
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** While the Horsemen are scrambling on realizing the FBI's gotten ahead of them, we get a brief shot of one of their "recruitment" Tarot cards - specifically, [[spoiler:XIII Death, which was Jack's recruitment card. Given the pre-existing overuse of Death as cheap {{doomy|DoomsOfDoom}} {{foreshadowing}}, it's easy to believe that Jack dies in the ensuing car chase.]]
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* InsultBackfire: When Thaddeus refers to the Horsemen as "[coming] a long way from a bunch of wannabes and has-beens", Merrit immediately thanks him for referring to him as a "has-been" due to considering himself a "never-was".
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* ArcWords: "The closer [you think] you are, the less you['ll actually] see."
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* CompleteTheQuoteTitle: The film is about what you ''don't'' see and title is taken from the phrase for a common magician's trick; "Now you see me, Now you don't"
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* CompleteTheQuoteTitle: The film is about what you ''don't'' see and title is taken from the phrase for a common magician's trick; "Now you see me, Now now you don't"don't." "Now you don't" is actually seen (on a card in the apartment where the Horsemen meet) more-or-less immediately before the title screen.
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* AssholeVictim: This is Merritt's whole schtick before the Horsemen. Find a couple on vacation, hypnotize the woman, expose the man's affair, get the man out of slap range, take a bribe, make the woman forget, and give the man an unpleasant mental image to stop the affair from continuing. It only works on people who deserve it.
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the rest of that example is only in the second movie
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* GreaterScopeParagon: The Eye, an ancient order of magicians dedicated to "balancing the scales of Justice", and who direct the actions of the Four Horseman throughout. More specifically [[spoiler: Dylan Shrike as the Fifth Horseman in the first one, and Thaddeus Bradley, who was really Dylan's father's partner and has been watching him the entire time.]]
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* GreaterScopeParagon: The Eye, an ancient order of magicians dedicated to "balancing the scales of Justice", and who direct the actions of the Four Horseman throughout. More specifically [[spoiler: Dylan [[spoiler:Dylan Shrike as the Fifth Horseman in the first one, and Thaddeus Bradley, who was really Dylan's father's partner and has been watching him the entire time.]]Horseman]].
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* YourCheatingHeart: Merritt hypnotizes a woman in his introductory scene and makes her do a couple of typical "hypnotized person" things, but it's [[spoiler: her husband that is his target. While his wife is still hypnotized, he uses his ability to read people to sniff out an affair the husband had with his sister-in-law. He hustles the husband for all the cash he has in him in order to make his wife forget the entire conversation. Then he tells the husband that from now on whenever he thinks of his sister-in-law, he will instead picture Merritt naked]].
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* EscapeArtist: Henley Reeves in her opening act [[DrowningPit escaping from the water tank]].
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** Henley Reeves in her opening act [[DrowningPit escaping from the watertank]].tank]].
** Leonard Shrike was killed trying to restore his reputation with a bigger and better escape act.
** Henley Reeves in her opening act [[DrowningPit escaping from the water
** Leonard Shrike was killed trying to restore his reputation with a bigger and better escape act.
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-> ''"Come in closer, because the more you think you see, the easier it'll be to fool you."''
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sequel has its own page now
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* CycleOfRevenge: Early promotion for the sequel indicate that Daniel Radcliffe will play [[spoiler: Arthur Tressler's]] son, seeking to bring the Horsemen to justice for what they did to his father [[spoiler: pretty much exactly like Rhodes.]]
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Watch the trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzJNYYkkhzc here]]. A sequel, titled ''Now You See Me: The Second Act'' was announced in November 2014 for a 2016 release.
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Watch the trailer [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzJNYYkkhzc here]]. A sequel, titled ''Now You See Me: The Second Act'' ''Film/NowYouSeeMe2'' was announced in November November, 2014 for a 2016 release.
and released in June, 2016.
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** Lionel Shrike's trick of the card in the tree, and the briefly mentioned nearby carousel. At the end, it's where [[spoiler: the Four Horsemen meet Dylan, who reveals himself to be the one behind everything and welcomes them to The Eye]].
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** Justified in that the heist ''would'' be planned for that time, to ensure a thick crowd to hide in.
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* AncientTradition: The Eye, a group dating back to AncientEgypt dedicated to protecting true magic and using it to "balance the scales of justice", are orchestrating the Four Horsemen's performances as a way to test them for membership. [[spoiler: Dylan turns out to be a member, and by the end, the Horsemen are in.]]
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* AncientTradition: The Eye, a group dating back to AncientEgypt dedicated to protecting true magic and using it to "balance the scales of justice", are orchestrating the Four Horsemen's performances as a way to test them for membership. [[spoiler: Dylan At least that's Alma's theory. [[spoiler:Dylan turns out to be a member, and by the end, the Horsemen are in.]]
* AsHimself: Creator/ConanOBrien, who has a cameo interviewing Tressler about the Four Horsemen, is listed in the end credits as playing Himself.
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** Thaddeus assures that Arthur is only a distraction for the final act. [[spoiler: The third act's prime target is Thaddeus Bradley himself.]]
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** Thaddeus assures that Arthur is only a distraction for the final act. [[spoiler: The act, and tells him that his ego is blinding him to the truth. [[spoiler:The third act's prime target is Thaddeus Bradley himself.himself, and Dylan tells him that his ego (in his case, about being smart enough to stay one step ahead) blinded him to the truth.]]
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** Dylan's superior's sarcastic remark that [[spoiler:the amount of help Dylan's incompetence has been to the Horsemen is like a magic trick in itself]].
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* LenoDevice: ConanOBrien appears on his talk show and interviews Tressler via Skype.
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* LenoDevice: ConanOBrien Creator/ConanOBrien appears on his talk show and interviews Tressler via Skype.
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** When Bradley explains how the Horsemen carried out theirtricks.tricks.
** When the identity of the Fifth Horseman is revealed, we get shots of the hooded figure scoping them out at the beginning, this time with the face visible.
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* RedHerring: [[spoiler:Alma. Even she never knew Dylan was the Fifth Horseman.]]
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* RedHerring: RedHerring:
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** [[spoiler:Alma. Even she never knew Dylan was the Fifth Horseman.]]
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* StealthHiBye: Behind Bradley's back, Dylan magically transports from being inside the cell to the outside.
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* StealthHiBye: Behind Bradley's back, Dylan [[spoiler:Dylan]] magically transports from being inside the cell to the outside.
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** During Bradley and Tressler's confrontation, the latter is playing with a voodoo doll upon which Bradley comments "... one who uses a doll to enact one's own wrath, is likely to bring that very wrath unto himself." Later Tressler is indeed being punished for his corruption.
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