Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jesse Eisenberg | ... | J. Daniel Atlas | |
Mark Ruffalo | ... | Dylan Rhodes | |
Woody Harrelson | ... | Merritt McKinney / Chase McKinney | |
Dave Franco | ... | Jack Wilder | |
Daniel Radcliffe | ... | Walter Mabry | |
Lizzy Caplan | ... | Lula | |
Jay Chou | ... | Li | |
Sanaa Lathan | ... | Deputy Director Natalie Austin | |
Michael Caine | ... | Arthur Tressler | |
Morgan Freeman | ... | Thaddeus Bradley | |
David Warshofsky | ... | Agent Cowan | |
Tsai Chin | ... | Bu Bu | |
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William Henderson | ... | Young Dylan |
Richard Laing | ... | Lionel Shrike | |
Henry Lloyd-Hughes | ... | Allen Scott-Frank |
One year after outwitting the F.B.I. and winning the public's adulation with their Robin Hood-style magic spectacles, The Four Horsemen resurface for a comeback performance in hopes of exposing the unethical practices of a tech magnate. The man behind their vanishing act is none other than Walter Mabry, a tech prodigy who threatens the Horsemen into pulling off their most impossible heist yet. Their only hope is to perform one last unprecedented stunt to clear their names and reveal the mastermind behind it all. Written by Production
It's just like the first movie...it takes you into the mind of magic tricks and just how easy, hard and confusing and well timed it can be. It's interesting to see just how they do it, because we keep forgetting it's all fake and not real. This movie is magic mixed with a robbery heist all combined into one.
All the actors return, excluding Isla Fisher. This time we have a lady by the name of Lula (Played by Lizzy Caplan) who, to an extent replaces Isla Fisher. She's actually really funny and charming, to say the least. All the characters are exactly as the same as they were in the first one. We have a new villain by the name of Walter Mabry (played by Daniel Radcliffe.) He wants the Horsemen to capture a certain device so he can have access to everyone's details. Daniel Radcliffe surprisingly makes a good villain.
We rate this 3/5 stars (7/10.) The movie is entertaining, action packed and nonstop guessing and thrills all the way through. Why didn't we rate it higher? We thought it didn't deserve any higher. It's an enjoyable flick, just like the first one. Nothing more, nothing less. Go and check it out. It's worth seeing. -Autistic Reviewers.