Good continuation of the series. Nice action sequences and character development. The jokes didn't always land for those unfamiliar with the characters. I really enjoyed the plot twist!

Now You See Me Now You Don't serves as a soft reboot of the franchise and is an overall enjoyable film hampered by a few glaring issues: The premise: magic acts (around which the movie revolves) suffer when the footage can be manipulated, which of course they are, because it's a movie. The script: While it contains several genuinely funny lines, the script is aggressively stupid, and hopes that a viewer won't think about it. Rosamund Pike's villanous performance is a highlight among the enjoyable work provided by the returning cast, which includes Isla Fisher after her absence in NYSM2.

I found it somewhat silly and somewhat entertaining. Plot was good.

I think there was too much CGI for the magic, and the jokes weren’t s as witty. A bit predictable