After almost ten years, the Now You See Me 3 movie release date will finally be official next year. The movie features several famous Hollywood actors such as Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Dave Franco, and Woody Harrelson.
The story is about a group of magicians called the Four Horsemen, who use their magic skills to steal money.
Now You See Me 3 Release Date
Now You See Me became very popular because it has an interesting story concept and plot, as well as a surprising twist in every part and ending. The movie was first released in 2013, followed by a sequel in 2016. After almost a decade, the third installment of Now You See Me will finally be released next year with Ruben Fleischer returning as the director.
Based on information from Deadline, the official release date for Now You See Me 3 is now November 14, 2024. This announcement comes a few months after the announcement that Rosemund Pike will be joining the new and returning cast. Now You See Me 3 has the potential to be the most successful movie in the franchise.
Despite the positive response from critics, it is interesting that many people have been waiting enthusiastically for this third movie to appear. They are curious about the development of the story after the characters who did not appear in the second movie.
The previous movie revealed that The Four Forseman already knew Thaddeus Bradley as their leader. However, what’s interesting are the scenes where they start planning their next action.
Lizzy Caplan Will Not Be Present
Based on the information available, Lizzy Caplan, will not be participating in this movie project, causing disappointment for some fans. The interesting thing is that Now You See Me 3 has the potential to be the most successful movie of the month.
The reason is because there are not many movies that have a release schedule for November 2025 that can compete with Now You See Me 3. The only possible contender is the Blade reboot that will be released one week earlier. However, it is not yet known whether the schedule will be changed or stick to the original announcement.
