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When we first see Horseman-to-be Daniel Atlas, he amazes a street crowd by making the likeness of a selected playing card appear:
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On a passing buss
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On a billboard
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On the side of a building
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On an overhead cloud
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The fetching Henley Reeves, meanwhile, dazzles an audience at the beginning of the film by surviving a very close encounter with:
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Knives
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Snakes
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Piranhas
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Electricity
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Daniel, Henley, plus the other two Horsemen - Jack and Merrit - each receive a tarot card summoning them to meet. Which of the following is not one of the cards received?
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Lovers
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Hermit
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Priestess
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Thief
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Having met in an apparently empty apartment, the Horsemen use this object to activate a Rube Goldbergian-chain which results in the projection of a bank vault:
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Rose
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Match
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Needle
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Clock
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Onstage in Las Vegas, the Four Horsemen "randomly" select a man to be assist in their bank heist. The selection was made using:
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Darts and balloons
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Ping pong balls
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Matchsticks
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Playing cards
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The bank that was "robbed" during the act was said to have been in this city:
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London
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Moscow
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Rome
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Paris
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FBI agent Dylan Rhodes is none to be happy to be saddled with Alma Dray, who works for this organization, during the investigation of the Horsemen:
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MI6
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Homeland Security
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CIA
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Interpol
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Rhodes ends up handcuffed to the table after interrogating which of the Horsemen?
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Henley
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Jack
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Merritt
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Daniel
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Dylan Rhodes meets with former magician Thaddeus Bradley, from whom he learns of the long-ago death of an illusionist named:
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Cannery Blackwood
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Lionel Shrike
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Edgar Winterhouse
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Raymond Caldwell
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The illusionist in question died in a faulty safe which had been dropped:
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From an airplane
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Off a skyscraper
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In front of an oncoming train
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Into a river
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Having won acclaim and headlines with their Las Vegas show, the Horsemen next perform in this city:
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Miami
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New Orleans
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Memphis
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Detroit
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The Horsemen are able to infiltrate the financial accounts of their mentor Arthur Tressler by tricking him into revealing:
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His childhood nickname
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The name of his childhood pet
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The street he grew up on
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The last four digits of his Social Security number
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Prior to the second show, this person visits Thaddeus Bradley and asks that he not expose the Horsemen:
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Arthur Tressler
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Dylan Rhodes
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Alma May
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Daniel Atlas
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The legend of Lionel Shrike involves a playing card which was embedded in:
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The cornerstone of a building
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Concrete on a sidewalk
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The base of a statue
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A tree
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During the New Orleans show, audience members use _______ to reveal their new bank balances:
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Black light
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Water
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Lemon juice
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Flashlights
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Rhodes is tackled as the Horsemen escape the stage in New Orleans, as this trigger word makes hypnotized audience members think they are football players:
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Stop
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Don't
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Halt
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Freeze
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The film mentions a secret society of magicians who rob the rich to give to the needy. What is the name of the society?
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The Call
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The Craft
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The Heart
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The Eye
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As Rhodes and other law enforcement officials close in on the group in New York, the Horsemen flee their apartment but leave Jack behind. Why did Jack remain?
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He had been kicked out of the group
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He had to burn papers
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He was to destroy the apartment
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He knew he could hold Rhodes at bay
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Jack Wilder apparently dies when his car explodes after:
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Overturning on a bridge
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Smashing into a tunnel wall
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Plunging off a bridge
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Ramming an armored car
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Twice during the film, we see someone who has by hypnotized by the Horsemen pantomime this when a trigger word is spoken:
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Strutting like a chicken
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Playing the violin
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Jumping rope
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Being trapped in an invisible cube
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Law enforcement officials open the safe which is thought to hold the real money, only to find it packed with:
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Balloon animals
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Silverware
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Paper flowers
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Stuffed animals
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The three remaining Horsemen end their brief show in New York City by jumping off a roof, at which point they appear to:
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Shrink
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Burst into dollar bills
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Burst into flame
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Fly through the air
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The last we see of this person in the film, s/he is locked in a jail cell:
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Alma Dray
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Thaddeus Bradley
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Arthur Tressler
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Jack Wilder
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The last scene of the film takes place on a Parisian bridge, on which are affixed lots of:
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Flowers
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Ribbons
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Locks
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Necklaces
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25.
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So, someone in the film turns out to be a blood relation to the deceased Lionel Shrike. Who is it?
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Thaddeus Bradley
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Dylan Rhodes
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Daniel Atlas
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Alma Dray
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