Sentences with phrase «master illusionist»
A "master illusionist" is someone who is incredibly skilled at creating illusions or tricks that make it seem like something impossible is happening. They are experts at fooling people's senses and making them believe something that is not real. Full definition
Screenwriters Boaz Yakin and Edward Ricourt have come up with a story about The Four Horsemen, a team of master illusionists who pull bank heists during their stage performances and then distributes the takings to each audience, as an FBI team attempts to take them down.
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Master illusionist Stanley (Colin Firth) has agreed to help his old friend and fellow magician Howard (Simon McBurney) in the quest to expose a scam artist.
Though often breathtaking — the picture contains the most astonishing F / X predating the work of master illusionist Douglas Trumbull — and appealingly sinister, a few barnacles have sprouted up around 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Oscar winner Adrien Brody is in talks to play master illusionist Harry Houdini in a new Tv mini-series.
The new show combines the production talents of Stephen and Jonathan with the spectacular dance moves of leading choreographer Paul Domaine and the mind - blowing trickery of master illusionist Guy Barrett.
On multiple levels (The most depressing one, obviously, is that those magnificent towers are no longer present to be filmed), we know this is all whiz - bang computer trickery, but Zemeckis is a master illusionist.
He took over the director's chair from Louis Leterrier, who made the 2013 original, and brings to the screen another story featuring Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson and Dave Franco's master illusionists, with Lizzy Caplan replacing the unavailable Isla Fisher as new recruit Lula and Mark Ruffalo back as Dylan Rhodes.
(A master illusionist in more ways than one, Tarr told me in Toronto that all the rain in the film comes from a rain machine; real rain, he noted, isn't adequately photogenic.)
Shyamalan knows that his films are little more than sleight - of - hand tricks performed by a master illusionist, and there - in lies the major problem for this and future enjoyment of his films.
Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs are brought in to help with the high - profile investigation and to ferret out a master illusionist they've dubbed «the conjurer.»
As usual, the master illusionist sticks to head shots, which take on the air of an encounter with a mannequin.