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* DrowningPit: The DeathTrap that the BigBad arranges for Dylan: locking him in the same kind of safe that killed his father and throwing him in the harbor to drown.
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* DrowningPit: The DeathTrap that the BigBad arranges for Dylan: [[spoiler:Dylan]]: locking him in the same kind of a safe that killed his father and throwing him in the harbor to drown.drown, [[spoiler:the same way his father died when he was a child]].
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* DrowningPit: The DeathTrap that the BigBad arranges for Dylan: locking him in the same kind of safe that killed his father and throwing him in the harbor to drown.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Walter Mabry and [[spoiler:Arthur Tressler again]].
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** The identity of the Fifth Horseman was the final reveal in the first film; the sequel spoils it within a few minutes.
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* NewYearsKiss: Lula kiss Jack when midnight strikes over the Tower Bridge in London.
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* NewYearsKiss: Lula kiss kisses Jack when midnight strikes over the Tower Bridge in London.
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* CastingGag: Creator/DanielRadcliffe in a movie about [[Franchise/HarryPotter magic]], but he's the antagonist this time.
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* CastingGag: Creator/DanielRadcliffe in a movie about [[Franchise/HarryPotter magic]], but he's the antagonist this time.time and uses technology to pull off his tricks.
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* AesopAmnesia: Apparently, the Horsemen forgot that working together is the secret to being able to pull off everything, and Atlas specifically forgot that his pride can interfere with the greater goals for both himself and the Horsemen as a whole. A good chunk of the movie is relearning these lessons. Atlas never really learned to let go of his pride and ControlFreak tendencies, since all the plans in the first film were his and they all went off spectacularly.
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* AesopAmnesia: Apparently, the Horsemen forgot that working together is the secret to being able to pull off everything, and Atlas specifically forgot that his pride can interfere with the greater goals for both himself and the Horsemen as a whole. A good chunk of the movie is relearning these lessons. Justified, since Atlas never really learned to let go of his pride and ControlFreak tendencies, since all the plans in the first film were his and they all went off spectacularly.
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-->'''Merritt:''' I just wanna say. I came into the world with the wrong family, but I'm leaving with the right one.
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-->'''Merritt:''' I just wanna say. I came into the world with the wrong family, but I'm leaving with the right one. I love you guys!
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* FamilyOfChoice: Near the end of the film, when the Horseman are being [[spoiler:thrown out of an airplane to die]], Merritt yells to the group that at least he's [[spoiler:going to die]] with his family. [[spoiler:Given that the plane turns out to be part of their final trick, it's uncertain if Merritt was just playing things up to sell the illusion of fear, or if he really does feel this way]]. Given his poor relationship with his twin brother, it's likely he does feel the other Horseman are family to him.
-->'''Merritt:''' I just wanna say. I came into the world with the wrong family, but I'm leaving with the right one.
-->'''Merritt:''' I just wanna say. I came into the world with the wrong family, but I'm leaving with the right one.
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* KansasCityShuffle:
** The final caper plays out like this, with the villains predicting where Merritt is going to be and [[spoiler:the Horsemen using that to set them up into position.]]
** The final caper plays out like this, with the villains predicting where Merritt is going to be and [[spoiler:the Horsemen using that to set them up into position.]]
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* KansasCityShuffle:
**KansasCityShuffle: The final caper plays out like this, with the villains predicting where Merritt is going to be and [[spoiler:the Horsemen using that to set them up into position.]]
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* ImagineTheAudienceNaked: Lula tries to advice this when the Horsemen were about to perform at Octa. However, she insists that they picture ''each other'' naked instead.
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* NeverFoundTheBody: Lionel Shrike's body was never found which the audience think that [[spoiler:Dylan's father is secretly still alive]] opening up the possibility of him [[spoiler:pulling a ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated at some point]].
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* NeverFoundTheBody: Lionel Shrike's body was never found which the audience think that [[spoiler:Dylan's father is secretly still alive]] opening up the possibility of him [[spoiler:pulling a ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated at some point]].found.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: Lampshaded in the finale as [[spoiler: Thaddeus admits he and Shrike did such a great job making the world believe they were hated rivals that no one, especially Lionel, would have believed they were partners when Shrike had his fatal accident, thus sparking Lionel's vendetta against his father's trusted friend.]]
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* GoneHorriblyRight: Lampshaded in the finale as [[spoiler: Thaddeus admits he and Shrike did such a great job making the world believe they were hated rivals that no one, especially Lionel, Dylan, would have believed they were partners when Shrike had his fatal accident, thus sparking Lionel's Dylan's vendetta against his father's trusted friend.]]
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* GoneHorriblyRight: Lampshaded in the finale as [[spoiler: Thaddeus admits he and Shrike did such a great job making the world believe they were hated rivals that no one, especially Lionel, would have believed they were partners when Shrike had his fatal accident, thus sparking Lionel's vendetta against his father's trusted friend.]]
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* MyEyesAreUpHere: When the Horsemen were being checked by Chinese security guards during a heist, Lula [[DistractedByTheSexy distracts them by taking off her bra]] [[DressHitsFloor and throwing to the ground.]] She then snaps at a guard for [[EatingTheEyeCandy staring at her barren chest.]]
-->'''Lula:''' Hey! ''(whistles)'' My eyes are up here, man!
-->'''Lula:''' Hey! ''(whistles)'' My eyes are up here, man!
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* BritsLoveTea: The Big Bads, who are English, sit back and enjoy a spot of tea out of china cups while watching [[spoiler:Dylan]] being sent to his apparent death.
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* SpotOfTea: The Big Bads, who are English, sit back and enjoy a spot of tea out of china cups while watching [[spoiler:Dylan]] being sent to his apparent death.
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* PlotHole: Jack [[spoiler:hypnotizing Chase to throw him and the rest of the Horsemen out of the plane]] requires him to be at two places at once, as he was doing his show before Merritt alerted him and the others that he was caught by Chase. This is never explained in the film.
%%%** Remember the twist to the Las Vegas heist in the first film? You're assuming that the shows are taking place at the same time. Given that we know [[spoiler:Merritt deliberately let Chase catch him so that the villains could "ambush" the Horsemen for the final trick]], a plausible explanation for this is AnachronicOrder. [[spoiler:Jack's show ends when Dylan tells him to go; "Go" in this case might actually mean "go meet up with Merritt so you can hypnotise Chase". In other words, perhaps Jack's show actually ended before Chase found Merritt. Then afterwards, Merritt called Dylan to say Chase had found him, and Dylan called the other two Horsemen (Atlas and Lula) and told them to wrap up.]]%%% Justifying edit.
%%%** Remember the twist to the Las Vegas heist in the first film? You're assuming that the shows are taking place at the same time. Given that we know [[spoiler:Merritt deliberately let Chase catch him so that the villains could "ambush" the Horsemen for the final trick]], a plausible explanation for this is AnachronicOrder. [[spoiler:Jack's show ends when Dylan tells him to go; "Go" in this case might actually mean "go meet up with Merritt so you can hypnotise Chase". In other words, perhaps Jack's show actually ended before Chase found Merritt. Then afterwards, Merritt called Dylan to say Chase had found him, and Dylan called the other two Horsemen (Atlas and Lula) and told them to wrap up.]]%%% Justifying edit.
