Now You See Me 3 Comes to Hastings
The Four Horsemen are back with a new generation of illusionists to take on a powerful diamond heiress. With a mix of magic, action, and twists, this film is sure to entertain.
Dir: Ruben Fleischer
Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Dominic Sessa, Ariana Greenblatt, Justice Smith, Rosamund Pike, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Isla Fisher
112 mins · 2025 · United States of America · Cert 12A · English
IMDb 5.9/10 · Metacritic 50/100 · TMDB 6.4/10 · Trakt 69%
Awards: 4 nominations total
The film has received mixed reviews, with scores ranging from 5.9/10 on IMDb to 69% on Trakt, and has been nominated for several awards. Now You See Me 3 is a crime thriller film directed by Ruben Fleischer, with a cast including Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, and Rosamund Pike.
The movie follows the original Four Horsemen as they reunite with a new generation of illusionists to take on Veronika Vanderberg, a diamond dealer and money launderer. The team must use all their skills to overcome their differences and work together to pull off their most ambitious heist yet.
The film is a 112-minute, 12A-certified, English-language production from the United States, with a tagline of "Unlock the illusion". On Saturday, 14 November 2026, it will be screened at the ODEON Hastings in Hastings. Tickets are with the button beside the article.
Viewers have had mixed reactions to the film, with some enjoying the twist and the return of beloved characters, while others have found the plot to be lacking in substance and the new characters to be uninteresting. Critics have also given the film mixed reviews, with some praising the film's technical improvements and others finding the script to be confusing and formulaic.
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What viewers say
movieswatcher · 4/10
The first one was decent, the second was mediocre, this one is pure trash. Cant believe somebody got paid for writing this thing. You have scene of people standing around arguing followed by a scene of people sitting and arguing, followed by a scene of them standing around and arguing or even better, just one of them monologuing. And that mostly describes the whole movie. The old cast in underused, the new cast is just annoying. Each time one of…
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Patricia Miller · 8/10
A little too much exposition for my taste but I liked the twist (and did not see it coming at all) and I love these characters I'm just so happy to see them again. This movie does feel like it was made with fans of the series in mind so I (a fan of the series) appreciate it for that. Please make 300 sequels, I will watch every last one.
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RSula · 8/10
I credit this franchise for helping me see how tall Morgan Freeman is... or how short everybody else is. OH, and the movie was fun. Don't worry about plot holes, or that this is sometimes less about 'magic' and more about 'fantasticial UNrealism', and you'll enjoy it. Wheeeee.
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observer91 · 5/10
A zoomer entertainment. Nothing more. BTW, Veronika's accent is awful. So jarring!
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juliosoft · 5/10
The magic is gone, worse than before, you don't believe the final explanation, even with your brain turned off.
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carovonchaos · 5/10
Unlikable new characters, way too much CGI used for the magic tricks and overall lackluster. Could have done very well without this sequel
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Lenosova · 6/10
For some reason, this is the weakest entry for me. Mostly because of the added changes: the new generation is presented as cooler, smarter, more impressive — and I get the idea, but I wanted a story focused on the original characters, not watching them sidelined and framed as a bunch of aging professionals with “grown-up problems.” The finale was very predictable, and the tricks felt low-effort. Earlier films had moments that glued me to the…
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rickay · 3/10
Veronka is supposed to be the villain, but Atlas comes across worse. You can’t like him and Bosco is even more of a douche bag. Plus the movie blows.
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