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Now You See Me
Lottie 2022-03-21 09:01:08
Very good movies. The magic techniques are used very well. It does not mean that all magic must have an uncovered side, because when we watch magic again, it is with a fantasy color. The story unfolds very naturally. At the beginning, I thought it was a huge amount of money being stolen. As the case started, the plot gradually became clear, until the last thing was answered. I have been suspicious for a long time about who the Fifth Knight is. Morgan Freeman is still a French beauty, but I didn't expect that the last boss would be the FBI police officer who has been chasing after him. An 18-year-old layout is so wonderful. The plot takes place within a short span of days, scene after scene, there is no room for breathing. Everyone's character has been completely released, and it is so distinct. Very good
Extended Reading
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[the four have just met outside the locked door of the apartment room to which they were given Tarot card clues to visit]
Jack Wilder: No way. J. Daniel Atlas? Dude, I've seen everything that you have ever done. I mean, you're, like - I, I idolize you, seriously.
J. Daniel Atlas: A true fan. It's so nice to meet you.
[They shake hands]
Jack Wilder: I'm Jack, by the way.
Merritt McKinney: Question. Did you get one of these?
[Merritt holds up his Tarot card, and Jack fishes his own out of his pocket, grinning]
Jack Wilder: Yeah, oh, yeah. Death.
[They each hold up the cards they were given]
Henley Reeves: The High Priestess.
J. Daniel Atlas: I'm the Lover.
Henley Reeves: [covering her comment with a fake cough] Three minutes.
Merritt McKinney: Hermit.
Jack Wilder: So what are we - are we waiting for someone? Why, why are we just...?
[Everyone says, "The door's locked."]
Jack Wilder: Oh, no. Nothing, nothing's ever locked.
[Facial reactions while Jack, still bashful while using his tricks, unlocks the door]
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Merritt McKinney: I'm just trying to create the space for wisdom.
J. Daniel Atlas: Okay, so you're like Buddha, if he wasn't so enlightened.
Merritt McKinney: And you're like Jesus, if he was arrogant and all of his miracles were fake.