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Four magicians known as the Four Horsemen gain fame by performing elaborate, seemingly impossible illusions that allow them to rob banks and transfer the stolen money to their audience members. An FBI agent and a French Interpol detective team up to hunt them down and figure out their methods, suspecting they are working with a larger, unseen force.

Now You See Me received mixed reviews from critics, who praised its ambitious plot and visual flair but criticized its convoluted narrative and reliance on convenient plot devices. Audiences generally found it entertaining, enjoying the heist elements and magic tricks, though some were let down by the logic of the plot when scrutinized.

• Praised for its dazzling illusions and fast-paced, intricate plot.

• Criticized for its implausible twists and occasional narrative contrivances.

• Found to be a stylish and entertaining heist thriller, despite its logical gaps.

Google audience: Audiences enjoyed the film's clever magic tricks and the excitement of the heist elements. While some noted plot holes, the overall consensus was that it was a fun and engaging movie experience.

Nominated for Best Original Song at the Saturn Awards.

The magic tricks performed in the film were largely real, with the actors training with professional magicians, including David Copperfield, to perform them.