Deliberate mistake: J. Daniel Atlas says the trio's abuse of his portrait constitutes a copyright violation. He's wrong. It's actually more serious. Abusing someone's portrait is impersonation and defamation. Even using it innocently constitutes a violation of the right of publicity. (00:13:02)
Now You See Me: Now You Don't (2025)
Directed by: Ruben Fleischer
Starring: Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Dave Franco
Plot hole: The Horsemen entered France without evading the customs, even though they were wanted for theft within another EU state, Belgium. Perhaps there is a good explanation for this, but how did they leave France after they clashed with the French police? If they have a means of getting in or out of France stealthily, how did they get noticed the first time?
Merritt McKinney: You know, when this whole thing started, I didn't give a shit about you or your diamond, but you just went and made it deeply personal. And now, I am really looking forward to taking you down.
J. Daniel Atlas: Let me guess, you think the olds broke the planet and it's your generation's duty to clean up their mess. Am I right?
June: Am I wrong?
J. Daniel Atlas: No.
J. Daniel Atlas: Because the more you think you see, the easier it will be to dress up old tricks and fool you that they are new.
