Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: Lionsgate Following early buzz, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t has debuted to mixed but improved reviews. Critics ...

Ten years or so between installments of a successful Hollywood franchise is a lifetime. When it comes to the third “Now You See Me” movie — poof! — time doesn’t matter. These magicians still got it.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dave Franco (from left), Jesse?Eisenberg and Isla Fisher share a scene in "Now You See Me: Now You Don't." (Katalin Vermes/Katalin ...

You know millennial nostalgia has reached a dangerous peak when there’s a new “Now You See Me” film in theaters. The last time we encountered the merry band of Robin Hood prankster magicians known as ...

'Now You See Me: Now You Don't' proves itself more than worthy of returning nearly ten years later by recapturing the magic of the first two that fans love. It has been nearly ten years since 'Now You ...

Offering a surprise hit at the box office, even beating out Edgar Wright's The Running Man, the success of the Horsemen in Now You See Me: Now You Don'tis a perplexing case of underserved popularity.

Being a magician in a movie is a bit like being a ventriloquist on the radio: What’s the point? It’s too easy. Watching a trickster hypnotize someone in a live performance might impress you. When an ...

An enjoyable third installment turns the franchise into ‘Mission: Impossible’-lite, and it’s no bad thing. The third film continues the franchise’s surprising commercial success and lighthearted caper ...

You know millennial nostalgia has reached a dangerous peak when there’s a new “Now You See Me” film in theaters. The last time we encountered the merry band of Robin Hood prankster magicians known as ...

Being a magician in a movie is a bit like being a ventriloquist on the radio: What’s the point? It’s too easy. Watching a trickster hypnotize someone in a live performance might impress you. When an ...

Magic and movies go together like peanut butter and jelly. People always refer to “The magic of the movies” to symbolize the wonder of the medium, or to “Movie magic” to refer to special effects.