Watch in HD Now You See Me (2013)
- MOVIE page: Now You See Me (2013)
- Rate: 7.5/10 total 52,245 votes
- Genre: Crime | Thriller
- Runtime: 115 min
- Filming Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
- Budget: $75,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross: $113,283,093 (USA) (12 July 2013)
- Director: Louis Leterrier
- Stars: Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson | See full cast and crew
- Original Music By: Brian Tyler
- Soundtrack: Codec
- Sound Mix: Dolby Digital | Datasat
- Plot Keyword: Bank | Illusionist | FBI | Interpol | Heist
- Ed Solomon (screenplay) and
- Boaz Yakin (screenplay) &
- Edward Ricourt (screenplay)
- Boaz Yakin (story) &
- Edward Ricourt (story)
Goofs: Factual errors: At the end of the film they throw the key to the padlock into the river. The camera then follows the key to the bottom revealing scores of other keys. Many of these keys are Kwikset keys, a company that does not manufacture padlocks (they primarily make locks for homes).
Plot: An FBI agent and an Interpol detective track a team of illusionists who pull off bank heists during their performances and reward their audiences with the money. Full summary » »
Story: Four magicians each answer a mysterious summons to an obscure address with secrets inside. A year later, they are the Four Horseman, big time stage illusionists who climax their sold out Las Vegas show with a bank apparently robbed for real. This puts agents Dylan Rhodes of the FBI and Alma Vargas of Interpol on the case to find out how they did it. However, this mystery proves difficult to solve even with the insights of the professional illusion exposer, Thaddeus Bradley. What follows is a bizarre investigation where nothing is what it seems with illusions, dark secrets and hidden agendas galore as all involved are reminded of a great truth in this puzzle: the closer you look, the less you see. Written byKenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)
Produced By:
- Bobby Cohen known as producer
- Alex Kurtzman known as producer
- Roberto Orci known as producer
- Michael Schaefer known as executive producer
- Yuki Suga known as line producer
- Stan Wlodkowski known as executive producer
- Boaz Yakin known as executive producer
- Jesse Eisenberg known as J. Daniel Atlas
- Mark Ruffalo known as Dylan Rhodes
- Woody Harrelson known as Merritt McKinney
- Isla Fisher known as Henley Reeves
- Dave Franco known as Jack Wilder
- Mélanie Laurent known as Alma Dray
- Morgan Freeman known as Thaddeus Bradley
- Michael Caine known as Arthur Tressler
- Michael Kelly known as Agent Fuller (as Michael J. Kelly)
- Common known as Evans
- David Warshofsky known as Cowan
- José Garcia known as Etienne Forcier
- Jessica Lindsey known as Hermia
- Caitriona Balfe known as Jasmine Trassler
- Stephanie Honore known as Atlas Groupie
- Stanley Wong known as MGM Grand Usher
- Laura Cayouette known as Hypnotized Woman
- Douglas M. Griffin known as Hypnotized Man
- Adam Shapiro known as Jack's Pick-Pocket Victim
- J. LaRose known as Willy Mears
- Justine Wachsberger known as Paris Bank Manager
- Christian Gazio known as Armored Truck Driver
- Benoit Cransac known as Armored Truck Guard
- Conan O'Brien known as Himself
- Samantha Beaulieu known as Mobile Command Tech Agent
- Odessa Sykes known as Josepha Hickey
- Shannon Hand known as Dina Robertson (as Shannon Maris)
- Nicki Daniels known as Savoy Audience Member
- Wendy Miklovic known as Dylan's Tackler
- Brad Abrell known as Announcer
- Randy Rousseau known as New Orleans TV Reporter
- Hunter Burke known as Sazerac Bartender
- Brian Tucker known as FBI Agent Baskin
- Teddy Cañez known as FBI Lead Ground Agent
- Joe Chrest known as Elkhorn Janitor Agent
- Kerry Cahill known as Elkhorn Agent
- Diego Miró known as Dylan (12 Yrs Old)
- Adella Gautier known as Marie Claire
- Han Soto known as Mobile Command Leader
- Jaren Mitchell known as Henley's Frat Boy #1
- Scott Shilstone known as Henley's Frat Boy #2
- Zac Waggener known as Henley's Frat Boy #3
- Caleb Michaelson known as Henley's Frat Boy #4
- Anthony Molinari known as FBI Truck Driver
- Griff Furst known as Stethoscope Agent
- Katheryn Swann known as FBI Investigator #1
- Kevin Roy known as FBI Investigator #2
- Kenneth Herrington known as FBI Investigator #3
- Andrew Ryan known as Tressler Bodyguard #1
- Erik Blake known as Tressler Bodyguard #2
- Tarek Isham known as Singer / Musician #1
- Alynda Lee Segarra known as Singer / Musician #2
- Cathrine Cavazos known as Singer / Musician #3
- Sam Doores known as Singer / Musician #4
- Catherine Kim Poon known as Chinese Tenant (as Catherine Poon)
- Michael Hartson known as Lead Officer 5 Pointz
- Rhonda Floyd Aguillard known as Mardi Gras Pedestrian (uncredited)
- John L. Armijo known as EMT (uncredited)
- Jon Ash known as Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Craig Austin known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Robert Bagnell known as Announcer (uncredited)
- Carl Bailey known as NSA Agent (uncredited)
- Rex Baker known as FBI Swat (uncredited)
- Kristen Beevers known as Magic Show Spectator (uncredited)
- Bruce Bishop known as Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Michael Bower known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Joshua Braud known as Josh (uncredited)
- Matthew P. Brown known as Four Horsemen Fan (uncredited)
- Chris Browning known as Cell Phone Guy (uncredited)
- Tom Bubrig known as FBI Guard (uncredited)
- Teena Byrd known as Member of the 5 Pointz Crowd (uncredited)
- Grant Case known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Ian Casselberry known as Guy in Bar #2 (uncredited)
- Joseph Randy Causin known as Mardi Gras (uncredited)
- Kenny Chin known as Chinese Tenant #2 (uncredited)
- Patty Chong known as Gambler / Precision Driver (uncredited)
- Joshua A. Cohen known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Robyn A. Cole known as FBI SWAT Agent #1 (uncredited)
- Christopher Matthew Cook known as First Guy at Bar (uncredited)
- Tony Costa known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Cara D'Adamo known as Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Raymond Delaune known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Michelle DeVito known as Audience Member (uncredited)
- Lucien Eisenach known as Magic Show Spectator (uncredited)
- Adrienne Esteen known as Audience Member (uncredited)
- Lalaine Fabi known as Magic Show Spectator (uncredited)
- Rene Fabre known as Audience Member MGM (uncredited)
- William G. Gil known as Secret Service (uncredited)
- Paul Gunawan known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Russell M. Haeuser known as Audience Member (uncredited)
- Emily D. Haley known as Cafe Patron (uncredited)
- Julie Hardin known as Audience Member (uncredited)
- Pennie-Marie Hawkins known as Mardi Gras (uncredited)
- Rodney Hebert known as Airline Passenger / Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Timothy Hinrichs known as College Kid at Magic Show (uncredited)
- Donna Hubbs known as New Yorker (uncredited)
- Nereida Isufi known as Supporting (uncredited)
- Mark Joyce known as Vegas High Roller (uncredited)
- Sara Kenley known as Sorority Girl (uncredited)
- John C. Klein known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- James Knight known as Yuppie (uncredited)
- Elias Koteas known as (uncredited)
- Kirk Krogstad known as Casino Gambler (uncredited)
- Raven Krogstad known as Casino Gambler (uncredited)
- Alex Kruz known as Cowan FBI SWAT Team Leader (uncredited)
- Robert Larriviere known as House Manager (uncredited)
- De'Cha LaVeau known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Cynthia LeBlanc known as Airline Passenger (uncredited)
- Elton LeBlanc known as Airline Passenger (uncredited)
- Lucinda Lewis known as News Reporter NYC (uncredited)
- Cj. Mackey known as Hitchman (uncredited)
- Antoine Manceaux known as NYC Water Taxi Passenger (uncredited)
- David Joseph Martinez known as F.B.I. Driver (uncredited)
- Randy Masters known as Manhattan FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Rich Meiman known as TV News Cameraman (uncredited)
- Allen Merritt known as Golden Gate Casino Patron (uncredited)
- Starlette Miariaunii known as Concert Goer (uncredited)
- Michael Monteiro known as Casino Guest (uncredited)
- Olan Montgomery known as FBI Agent Cowan's Car (uncredited)
- Sean Newman known as Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Jeffery Nowell known as Magic Show Attendee (uncredited)
- Gil O'Brien known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Dorit Oitzinger known as News Team Member (uncredited)
- Gustavo I. Ortiz known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Franklin La Paz known as Magic Show Crowd (uncredited)
- Bob Pepper known as Gambler (uncredited)
- Roy Pollack known as News Reporter (uncredited)
- Philippe Radelet known as NYC Magic Show Patron (uncredited)
- Steve Rally known as FBI Officer (uncredited)
- James Rawlings known as FBI Swat (uncredited)
- Juliet Reeves known as Airline Passenger (uncredited)
- Christine Craft Regusa known as Magic Show Audience Member (uncredited)
- Lil Rhee known as Water Taxi Commuter (uncredited)
- Joan Riegert known as Casino Guest (uncredited)
- Eva Rivera-Ferrell known as The Four Horsemen Audience (uncredited)
- Katherine Jeanie Russell known as Mardi Gras (uncredited)
- Met Salih known as Audience Football Player (uncredited)
- John Schumacher known as Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Annette Doucet Sharpe known as Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Ilya Shavteli known as Press (uncredited)
- Delia Sheppard known as FBI Agent / High Roller (uncredited)
- Shawn Shillingford known as Magic Show Spectator (uncredited)
- Carl Singleton known as Prison Guard (uncredited)
- Chaz Smith known as MGM Spectator (uncredited)
- Terry Lee Smith known as Airline Passenger (uncredited)
- Jim Sojka known as FBI Agent (uncredited)
- Brian Solito known as Audiance (uncredited)
- Alexis Talley known as Audience Member (uncredited)
- Jennifer Thall known as Casino Robbery Supporter (uncredited)
- Lauren Thomas known as Hot Girl #2 (uncredited)
- Michelle Torres known as Magic Show Guest (uncredited)
- Joseph Uzzell known as Audience Member (uncredited)
- Barbara Vincent known as NYC Water Taxi Victim (uncredited)
- Daniel Vincent known as Magic Show Audience Member (uncredited)
- Douglas Wilcox II known as Cop (uncredited)
- Timothy Wyant known as Guy Fleeing Cops (uncredited)
Production Companies:
- Summit Entertainment (presents)
- K/O Paper Products
- SOIXAN7E QUIN5E
- See Me Louisiana
MPAA: Rated PG-13 for language, some action and sexual content
Now You See Me (2013) Review by slice-cody
When it comes to summer movies, this is about as good as it gets. Wegot to the movies to be entertained and lose ourselves for 2 hours fora price of an admission ticket. I can say without flinching that thiswas totally worth it.
The film was so much more enjoyable than I thought it would be fromwatching the trailers. It has a lot of wit, clever plot, suspense,magic, humor, twists, and action. It has something for everybody. Theacting was great overall and I really liked the characters. In my mind3 people stuck out. Mark ruffalo, Morgan freeman, and woody harrelson.They were great.
Overall I was surprised at how good the story was. Sure it won't winany Oscars but it takes a road at the end that nobody would see coming.It makes you want to go back and see it twice to understand it better,and just like all magic tricks, some of it can't be explained and youare left with no answer but to believe that what you saw was true. Andto me that's fun
Now You See Me (2013) Review by griffolyon12 from United States
Imagine Now You See Me as Ocean's Eleven meets The Prestige and yousort of get what director Louis Leterrier was going for with this film.Is Now You See Me as successful as the aforementioned films? Notnecessarily, but it's a fun movie that deconstructs the acts of modernmagicians.
The story follows four Vegas magicians, known as the Four Horsemen, whorob a bank in the middle of one of their shows. What follows is acat-and-mouse thriller where the FBI chases after these magicians,always one step behind, trying to figure out how they did it.
Where Now You See Me works best is when Leterrier creates cinematicsequences showing us how these magicians used real-life magic tricks tobefuddle and dupe both their victims and the FBI. As well, if you wanta film with twists and turns, this one will not disappoint. While mostof the major twists can be found out before revealed, there is still ajoy in watching those twists unfold, thanks to Leterrier's SherlockHolmes' style of visual deduction. However, the script often falters inone of the most crucial areas, that of character.
Leterrier and company are constantly trying to balance the breakneckpace with the large cast of characters, and it just leaves thecharacters hanging out to dry. Character development is sorely lackingin Now You See Me, to where I never really cared about any of thecharacters. Part of this is because the film is constantly shiftingpoints of view. The first thirty minutes follow our Robin Hood-likemagicians, and then it switches to the FBI agents tracking them down,but then the film has the magicians constantly one step in front of theFBI to the point that it makes the FBI often come across as buffoons,and I find it hard to care for characters who are so easily fooled.Ultimately, I feel that had the film focused entirely on one set ofcharacters, like the magicians or the FBI, the film would have beenstronger and been easier to find a focal point, but as it is the film'score is often muddled.
While Now You See Me may not be a grand slam, it's still entertaining,thanks to the thrills and visual style of the film. Bottom line, ifyou're a fan of the heist genre, you'll like this movie. For me though,it just lacks a further script rewrite to have become one of the bestexamples of the genre.
I give Now You See Me an 8 out of 10!
Now You See Me (2013) Review by pinkled5 from United States
This is one of those movies that is somewhat entertaining upon firstviewing but is easily forgettable and has nothing of substance to makea second viewing possible to enjoy. The plot is convoluted as we don'tknow what the main characters are doing or why. In fact, everything weknow about the 4 magicians is revealed in the first 10 minutes of themovie and after that there is ZERO character development! The entiremovie appears to have been made solely for the sake of the ending andyet it was so cliché that I was actually a little angry about the waythey did it. It's unfortunate that in the filmmaker's attempts to beclever they neglected the most fundamental elements of storytelling:plot and character.
Like a magic show without magic, you may find yourself somewhatentertained but inevitably wind up disappointed in the end because theyleft out the most important part of the show.
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