Now You See Me 2

Audio problem: When younger Dylan is talking with his father before he performs the stunt, Dylan tells Shrike he doesn't want him to go and Shrike says to him "Dylan, come on. We talked about this." As Shrike says "Dylan, come on", the shot is behind him, but his jaw doesn't move with the speech. (00:01:15)

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Audio problem: When Dylan begins explaining the plan to infiltrate OCTA to the Horsemen, there is a wide shot where he says "OCTA's hosting the launch of the next-gen cell phone" but his lips don't move at the start of the line. (00:15:40)

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Audio problem: At the OCTA launch, when Daniel calls security for the CCTV guard, the security guard finds the Evans Mental Facility wristband on his wrist, then the CCTV guard says "Hold on a second" but his mouth doesn't move. (00:18:10)

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Audio problem: In the bar, when Chase is telling Merritt his ploy of distracting him while the other Horsemen screw over Walter isn't going to work, whenever the shot is behind Chase, Chase's mouth movements do not match the dialogue when he is speaking. (00:48:35)

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Audio problem: Jack "hypnotises" Chase in the bar to make him apologise to Merritt and slaps Chase on the face to wake him back up again. Chase then says "Merritt", but his lips don't move. (00:49:00)

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Audio problem: When the Horsemen are at the science centre and are posing as doctors attempting to trick Allen, Lula says she did sent that e-mail and Daniel says "The other day, yes", but Daniel's lips do not move with the line. (00:55:10)

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Audio problem: When the Horsemen are having their final checks at the science centre, just as Merritt is being checked, Lula is heard saying "I don't speak the language." Lula is visible in the background looking towards Merritt when she says this, but her mouth is not moving when she is speaking. (01:01:40)

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Plot hole: Prior to the final show, when the horsemen are performing separately at different locations in London. [Scene X] Jack is busy with his card swap trick. While others are doing their tricks too, [Scene Y] McKinney is believed to be tricked once again by his face sharing brother at another location... Dylan gets a call and then he calls everyone to wrap up and meet somewhere. [Scene Z] Jack also wraps up and leaves the place... OK. Later after the expose in final show McKinney tells the story about how Jack successfully hypnotized his brother [in the Scene Y]. How could Jack be at two different locations at the same time? He was performing somewhere else when he did hypnotism at another location and then wraps up his trick back where he started.

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Quotes

Arthur Tressler: Hell is going to seem like a day at the spa by the time we're through with these Horsemen, wouldn't you say?
Walter Mabry: You had me at "Hell."

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Questions

Question: How does Jack hypnotise Merritt's twin brother when he is suppose to be doing a street show?

Answer: The entire sequence in London was all a montage. It is never really established if all of the scenes that took place there were coinciding with each other. The scene where Jack hypnotises Chase could have easily taken place after he had finished the street show.

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Answer: Also, the reason why Jack was told to leave early was because when the fbi found out jack was performing, they sent their crew. So Jack finished first, got to the location by the time the third performance was still running, the third performance ended faster than the second performance, the second performance was ended by either Merritt or Jack's "he is hypnotized" call.

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