Atom User Reviews for Now You See Me: Now You Don't
not bad for a 5$ ticket.
I felt like I was watching a Disney sitcom and waiting for the laugh track to kick in almost walked out but I made it through until the end luckily was only $5 through T-Mobile
Awesome movie!! Hopes it’s another one coming!!
Poorly written almost seemed like someone asked AI to write it, original 2 were way better. Felt bad for the actors having to deal with it
Horse girls!!!!!
I have loved everyone of these and this one didn’t disappoint. Can’t wait for more
I think it has the twist at the end of the movie. It unites other members of the Horses. It has still the nice movie.
I love Dave Francooooooo
Falls short of original. felt plot was not well thought out. details are lacking
It lived upto its name, although the movie was basically the same as the previous two it was still fun to watch and the new characters are delightful addition to the team in an attempt to show the generational differences and yet how both gens have the same needs with a…
Loved the movie-good story. Never expected the twist at the end. Glad they showed you how it was done- amazing!
Excellent movie...well done. A must see.
Mind blowing!!! Joygasm!!!
It was a very good movie.
not bad of a movie it was ok I thought it would of been packed at the theater I went too. only 4 people, the new cast was ok I know they where just acting but 2out off the 3 didn't seem right fit or just didn't like the style of the character for the movie maybe the next…
Satisfying and definitely entertaining.
Not near as good as the first two. Glad I only paid $5
The best yet. Even when you think you know, you don't! The creativity, the writing team, and the director did NOT miss with this one. LOVED IT📣❤️
didn’t disappoint. I loved the twist.
it was okay at best, very predictable
Non sense , mediocre audio
Good, creative movie
Must see movie this weekend. Hits all the right nodes. Engaging throughout and some powerful performances of a list cast. Brought back the nostalgic feel of the earlier parts. Go see it.
Good movie, typical Horsemen style 👍
It was awesome, amazing
Loved it! And a great sequel to the previous movies!
Great movie!
Entertaining. Some clumsy writing but overall fun
Cheesy writing, I almost thought it was a parody of sorts. The cast tried their best but it's cringe and not worth the price.
Wasn't bad. Just expected more since the trailer made it feel much more and too many oh there's the clue! moment that was an obvious set up and it kind killed the curiosity and wonder
It was fun. Don’t think about it too hard.
The movie was better than I expected I can’t choose a best part
The movie was really entertaining and fun.
3 stars that's all
Good movie. Not what I imagined.
I liked it, very enjoyable. Great cast, interesting story. Very fun.
loved it very entertaining and genius definitely gonna see it again when the sequel comes out!
Definitely a great movie I enjoyed it
Amazing performances by everyone. Not only was I enchanted by the illusions, the Twist at the end completely took my off Guard!
Not as good as the first one, but I loved the addition of the younger cast!
This movie was a twenty-first century epic. Very clean directions and dialogue. I would watch it again. The ending is over the top.
Love it
Love all these movies can’t wait for the next one
There’s a palpable feeling while watching that the movie was made by a handful of executives
This movie did not disappoint. I loved it!!!
Excellent Movie!
Awesome movie. So many unpredictable twists and turns. Greatest cast ever. I highly recommend you.make time for this great movie. Can't wait for another sequel.
The movie was amazing
AMAZING!!!!!
A fun movie based on the first one. It's fairly predictable because of the magic factor but it's worth seeing how it develops. Pay attention because it moves fast.
Metacritic
That four-handed screenplay gives us 85 minutes of movie, and “Zombieland/Venom” director Ruben Fleischer drags that out to nearly two hours. That underscores just how much this disposable piffle outstays its welcome.
The pieces are in place — detestable villain, likable cast — but Now You Don’t can’t muster up the energy or the wit to make us care one lick about what’s happening onscreen.
It’s all jocular and surface-level, but it’s also not trying to be anything more than old-fashioned blockbuster entertainment — neither overly serious nor, on occasion, allergic to a bit of sentimentality.
