Now You See Me

Three films about stage magicians robbing people, and each one follows straight on from the last.

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Where to start with Now You See Me

In order, and unlike a lot of film series this one really does need it. The cast carries across, the roster of the Horsemen changes between films, and the organisation behind all of it is set up in the first and paid off in the later two. Starting at the second or third will leave you watching people react to things you have not seen.

  1. 1
    Now You See Me Now You See Me

    2013. Four magicians, one bank robbery performed on stage, and the group that is really running it.

  2. 2
    Now You See Me 2 Now You See Me 2

    Three years later, a changed line-up, and the consequences of the first.

  3. 3
    Now You See Me: Now You Don't Now You See Me: Now You Don't

    2025. A nine-year gap in real life and the story picks up as though there was not one.

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The Films

  • Now You See Me 2013
  • Now You See Me 2 2016
  • Now You See Me: Now You Don't 2025

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