Ready to watch Jesse Eisenberg become a smug little shit of a millionaire again? Then continue on to the trailer for Now You See Me, starring Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, and Dave Franco as a team of magicians who somehow use their Vegas stage show as a front for simultaneously robbing a Paris bank. Morgan Freeman co-stars in his most pointedly Morgan Freeman-esque role yet--dignified old guy who mostly just adds solemn narration--while Mark Ruffalo plays the cop on the case and Michael Caine appears as a holdover from The Prestige, just there to let us know that there's going to be some real twist-ending magic crap happening here. Or at least some more on-stage drownings:
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'Now You See Me' Trailer: 'Ocean's Eleven' the Criss Angel Way
\n\nReady to watch Jesse Eisenberg become a smug little shit of a millionaire again? Then continue on to the trailer for Now You See Me, starring Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, and Dave Franco as a team of magicians who somehow use their Vegas stage show as a front for simultaneously robbing a Paris bank. Morgan Freeman co-stars in his most pointedly Morgan Freeman-esque role yet--dignified old guy who mostly just adds solemn narration--while Mark Ruffalo plays the cop on the case and Michael Caine appears as a holdover from The Prestige, just there to let us know that there's going to be some real twist-ending magic crap happening here. Or at least some more on-stage drownings:
