Reflection On Now You See Me

Behind the Eyes The big theory of Statistics is actually applied to the real world in many ways, such as gambling, mathematics, and magic. And now I want to focus on talking about a movie called “Now You See Me,” which is about amazing magic. This seems to be very magical, but all in all, it is just about big illusions and tricks. To be honest, when I first watched this movie, I was totally shocked. I was amazed by those giant magic, which made all the audience crazy and made them absolutely believe in their magic. However, after I finished watching this movie for twice, I tried to figure out the puzzle. Although I cannot one hundred percent match the movie content with Statistics knowledge, the deep theory has no difference in my opinion.

I really want to learn more about reading ability, because it is such a fascinating thing. Although I know it is not a superpower, it does require talent and plenty of time to practice for it. In short words, reading ability is nothing supernatural but an appropriate guess from little clues and details. For example, when one of the four Horsemen was trying to interpret a person’s personality or life events, he would make a little guess, and correct his guess again and again from the clue of people’s subtle facial expression. I believe with this kind of ability I can find it much easier to build great relationships with others, because I can read their minds, and correct my inappropriate behaviors or words in

When you came to the end of Now You See me, it is very clear that the FBI detective was the one who behind all the scenes, and was also called the eyes. His father once was a great magician, but because another magician made a living by exposing all the magicians’ magic. His father was heavily hurt. Not after a long time, the detective’s father tried to show magic again. However, that time, his father failed with the sacrifice of his own life. So the detective obviously blamed the behaviors of the other magician. He planned to set him up, thus he recruited four Horsemen to finish the assigned performances, which could bring the other magician down. I have to admit the detective was a brilliant man, I think I can understand his feeling of revenge, since no one could stand the hurt from losing a family member. But is it right to make an innocent person be attributed to a bad thing. I think the destiny is an important factor. I always believe that everyone’s life has been assigned by the god. And you cannot do anything to stop or change the destiny. If the detective was too angry, he could just bring the other magician down by legal ways. Furthermore, I really appreciate the spirits of the Horsemen. A year earlier, they barely knew each other, but after a year’s connection, they already regarded each other as family. They succeed together and run together. The experience