Agents of FBI running after four magic - Four Horsemen - who rob banks using tricks and illusions.

Rating: 9/10 (16 January 2014)

You should see it!
"Now you see me" is a thriller directed by Louis Leterrier who has already directed blockbusters like "The Incredible Hulk" and "Clash of the Titans". The cast is formed by well known actors as Jesse Eisenberg, famous for his performance as Mark Zuckerberg in the movie " The Social Network ", Mark Ruffalo again impressing everyone with his excellent performance after "Hulk" and the eternal Matt of " 13 going on 30". Among the writers Ed Solomon stands out, more famous for his work in "Imagine that" with Eddie Murphy.
As a plot that leaves no loose ends "Now you see me" tells the story of a group of FBI agents running after four famous magicians who use their tricks and illusionism to rob banks and all the money is given to the viewers of their own shows. However, there is much more beyond this abracadabra, because before the four magicians reach the high position they are in, they were recruited by an entity type called The Eye, which selected them, but never introduced itself. Moreover, they do not know The Eye's purpose, motivation and goals. In the middle of the trajectory the magic four - titled as The Four Horsemen - Atlas (Jesse Eisenberg ), the leader of the group, illusionist and showman ; McKinney (Woody Harrelson ), the mentalist ; Henley ( Isla Fisher ) the escapist; and Wilder (Dave Franco), illusionist, street magician, and pickpocket, are faced with Thaddeus ( Morgan Freeman ), an ex-magician who earns his living revealing the other magicians' tricks. In addition he is willing to help the agent Dylan Rhodes (Mark Ruffalo ) and Alma Dray ( Mélanie Laurent ) reveal illusionists' tricks.
Most of the scenes take place in an amazing setting that is Las Vegas, where bright lights, many special effects give the movie an extra shine. Very well built, as already said, the plot leaves nothing without fit. The actors are perfectly engaged and each of their character makes the whole thing seem somehow real. The end is surprising, and unusual, apart from an interesting scene after the credits. Rating: 9