If we subscribe to Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige line of thinking, a magic trick, like those performed in Now You See Me, should consist of three key parts. The first is ‘the
Louis Leterrier’s latest, Now You See Me, is a contemporary look at illusion and revenge, where magic is used as a diversion to outwit corporate greed and give back to the American
After the resounding success of In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths’ writer-director Martin McDonagh was presumably given carte blanche for his next project. In some ways letting his breathless style of endlessly quotable dialogue mixed with his