A Reflection Of The Movie Now You See Me

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“The closer you get, the less you will see.” It is one of the famous quotes from the movie called “ Now You See Me”. I like this movie since it does not have many emotion or special feelings to all audiences, only logic, suspense, and intense. I like magic, therefore, I like this fantastic movie. Additionally, it is not only about magic or suspense, but also it included many academic knowledge from different fields such as statistics and chemistry, etc. Honestly, after enjoying this movie, I definitely found that it is too complicated to become a magician since you need to be familiar with wide variety of academic technics. Today, I am going to talk about my reaction of viewing this movie. First and foremost, “ Now You See Me” mainly depicted the story which happened on four intelligent young guys. Originally, four of them worked separately for themselves in different cities in united states. However, by accident, four of them received a special tarot and they followed the address which appeared on the card. Finally, four magicians met each other at there and everyone knows each other before since they are all fantastic magicians in their own fields. I hope Arts is the leader who gathered four magicians together in order to ask them to play an unprecedented show in the biggest gambling city …show more content…
The show is so splendor because of the flawless cooperation of four of them. They picked out an audience which is the boss of a French bank. They asked him to stand on the stage with four magicians and they gave him a magic hat and he stood under the big special machine. After a finger snap, the boss of the French bank suddenly disappeared. And there’s a camera went with the boss to the depository of this bank. And he threw his credit card inside of the huge amount of money. Accidentally, 320 million Euro transferred into the theatre of the magic show. I felt amazing after watching the

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