Great Trailer but Deceptive Movie with Awful Plot Point

Rating: 5/10 (17 July 2013)

The smalltime magicians Daniel Atlas (Jesse Eisenberg), Merritt McKinney (Woody Harrelson), Henley Reeves (Isla Fisher) and Jack Wilder (Dave Franco) are invited to attend a meeting in a weird apartment.
One year later, they reappear as The Four Horseman in a show in Las Vegas sponsored by the millionaire Arthur Tressler (Michael Caine) and they heist a bank in Paris from the stage and distribute the money to the audience. The FBI agent Dylan Rhodes (Mark Ruffalo) is assigned to the case and the Interpol sends the agent Alma Dray (Mélanie Laurent) to be his partner. Dylan and Alma are completely lost in the investigation and the exposer of illusionists Thaddeus Bradley (Morgan Freeman) gives hints about illusion. When the Four Horseman steal the bank account of Arthur Tressler during a show in New Orleans, Dylan and Alma believe that these heists are only distraction for a huge scheme but they are never sure about of what is true or illusion.
"Now You See Me" has a great trailer but is a very deceptive movie with an awful plot point. The fast pace is a distraction to hide the plot holes from the viewers, since the story is absurd. For example, how could the Four Horsemen build a safe without a trace? Or make the fake money? The FBI would easily track the vendors and consequently find who bought them. The twist is absurd and many scenes do not make sense, such as Dylan chasing Jack through the garbage duct or on the bridge, just as an example. How could the FBI not investigate the parents of the fifth horseman? The story happens in the present days, but the technology seems to be ahead of time. This movie may work on DVD or Blu- Ray, but it is a waste of time and money going to the movie theater to see it. My vote is five.
Title (Brazil): "Truque de Mestre" ("Master Trick")