We humans are strange little monkeys, wouldn’t you agree? We crave strong leaders, yet we love nothing more than to watch them fall.

Some people just have that entrepreneurial spirit, do they not? Henry Ford, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs.. So did George Jung, but he sold cocaine.

It tells the very real story of Christiane Felscherinow, a then twelve-year-old girl living in 1970s Berlin.

The main villain of the film is a greedy, fascist game show producer who runs the country through mass surveillance, propaganda, fear, and violence.

Some poor lost soul named Sal Paradise (Sam Riley) is kind of pathetic and can’t really find his place in the world, so he just wanders around 1950s America.

Terry Gilliam chose to focus more on the extreme bacchanals and general insanity of it all. Well, to those people I can only say, Sod off, you silly person!

Prior to the screening of Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, we were treated to an in-person magic act in our theater. And by treated, I mean inflicted with. It was very, very not good.