I went to the cinema last week. I was undecided but I opted for choosing "Masters of Illusion" or "Now You See Me". We look at your poster and title, we denote the illusion that there could be around the movie and noticed even the fantastic cast. Liked of power greet one thing. I went to the cinema through the coupon of newspaper Sol, what is of praising, discounting three Eros. Think this yes is benefit the seventh art, the reading and the easy access of spectators a movie.

The film was not a disillusionment. It wasn't exactly the best movie that I saw, but I think that earned the ticket. Despite a history slightly weak, had each good dialogues and some enthusiasm, and some attention in their characters. The film speaks us of a group of four illusionists each with your specialty since hypnotism, hands savvy, magic with objects and surprising tricks of evolution of technology. Found themselves due to a superior strength and magical (that after revealed-if be more surprising and Funny), that the joined, forming the Four Horsemen. So far, nothing mysterious, just a beginning of film to know the characters, so one filled to go to the main story. After make a fantastic bank robbery Créditique Republicaine of Paris, that maybe if reveal a simple magic trick. How is obvious, the FBI needs make your own research to ascertain how can the assault have occurred in Paris if were in Las Vegas.

The film was very Soft Spot in the its history base, but perhaps had a good development. It smells the Oceans's Eleven, but with more skepticism and mysticism, and it is clear that this film surprising when we know the true nature of the tricks. The essence of film is what has to best: their tricks, their premonitions, and the background of history similar to of Robin Hood, only with more secret and enigmas. The dialogues showed become quite good and epics.

The cast shone without major excesses, but were glitzy as illusionists. With guy of who knows trick, but not wants tell. Loved the character Woody Harrelson, the comic side of the film, and the character Morgan Freeman, the destructive side of the mystery we really want to know, but we were disappointed after he destroy the fantasy that is the trick.

Ed Solomon, Boaz Yakin and Edward Ricourt were writers of this argument, and Louis Leterrier was the filmmaker. Changed of a register sci-fi and fanciful for a movie with new meanings and full of illusion. Several are the ideas that come of the film. We begin by having faith in what feel and then we let ourselves fantasize by little fantasy that still exists in the world. E we still have let people from stealing at those corrupt rich to give to poor and worthy.

Think one sentence of film is very characteristic than is the world of magic and illusion. "Closer you look, less you actually see." Or "Closer you try see, least certainly shalt see." Try having curiosity and try to discover the illusion, which then end dead, like the cat.

You go see, but not wait a movie astonishing.

BETTER: The tricks and smells of Ocean's Eleven.

WORST: The weak arguments, filled with pieces of pudding.