Master Trick: The 3rd Act recaptures the magic of the franchise in a new adventure full of tricks, charisma and nostalgia

Master’s Trick: The 3rd Act brings back the Four Horsemen, J. Daniel Atlas (Jesse Eisenberg), Merritt McKinney (Woody Harrelson), Dylan Rhodes (Mark Ruffalo) and Lula (Lizzy Caplan), for another “magical” adventure, now sharing the stage with a new generation of illusionists. The sequel relies on a mix of elaborate tricks, quick humor and the cat and mouse game that has always marked the franchise, revisiting the essence of the first two films, but with renewed energy.

Between new talents, amazing moves and expected reunions, the third chapter makes a point of balancing nostalgia and novelty. Fans will recognize the sharp dynamics of the original group, while newcomers will find a film that is accessible, smart and directed with director Ruben Fleischer’s typical lightness.

And if the return of the Knights was already enough to generate expectations, the first reactions from critics and the public reinforce the positive atmosphere surrounding the launch, which opens the doors to better understand why this universe continues to work so well.

For those who missed the classic characters, The 3rd Act is a complete treat: the charisma of the veteran cast works as glue for the entire narrative, while the new generation of illusionists enters the scene without clashing, bringing rhythm, freshness and good dynamics to the group.

The result is an engaging combination of a sequel that respects the past, but is not afraid of new possibilities within the Knights’ universe.

Most reviews highlight the film as a fun, agile and perfect experience for those looking for pure entertainment. On Rotten Tomatoes, the public’s reaction is especially positive, while Brazilian sites like QuandoCinema highlight the good chemistry between the actors and the return of the “spectacle” spirit that marked the franchise.

Among the praise, the dynamic rhythm, the creative tricks and the interesting clash between the classic cast and the newcomers stand out, points that help the film maintain the charm of the saga.

Premiere date: November 13, 2025
Duration: 1h53min
Gender: Adventure, Comedy, Suspense
Direction: Ruben Fleischer
Road map: Michael Lesslie
List: Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco
Títutulu Original: Now You See Me: Now You Don’t
Distribution: Paris Films

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