Now You See Me 2 (2016)
Directed by Jon M. Chu

Action / Adventure / Comedy / Crime / Mystery / Thriller

Film Synopsis

The quartet of talented illusionists J. Daniel Atlas, Merritt McKinney, Henley Reeves and Jack Wilder who refer to themselves as the Four Horsemen are back, a year after their last eventful encounter with the FBI.  Now they find themselves at the mercy of Walter Mabry, a technical wizard who coerces them into carrying out their most daring heist so far - the theft of a valuable data mining chip which can supposedly decrypt any security device in the world.  Stealing the chip is a challenge but it turns out to be well within the quartet's capabilities.  Clearing their name and turning the tables on their mysterious adversary proves to be somewhat more difficult...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Jon M. Chu
  • Script: Ed Solomon, Peter Chiarelli (story), Boaz Yakin (characters), Edward Ricourt (characters)
  • Photo: Peter Deming
  • Music: Brian Tyler
  • Cast: Jesse Eisenberg (J. Daniel Atlas), Mark Ruffalo (Dylan Rhodes), Woody Harrelson (Merritt 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), William Henderson (Young Dylan), Richard Laing (Lionel Shrike), Henry Lloyd-Hughes (Allen Scott-Frank), Brick Patrick (Chase McKinney), Zach Gerard (Hannes Pike), Ben Lamb (Owen Case), Fenfen Huang (Lab Tech), Aaron Ly (Head Security Guard)
  • Country: USA / China / UK / Canada
  • Language: English / Mandarin
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 129 min

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