The Prestige” is full of tricks, twists, and turns. Maybe it should have come out even closer to Halloween. Regardless, you get the treats, Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman, mixed in with the tricks.

There’s something to be said for secrets; sometimes wanting to know everything can be deadly. It is in The Prestige. The 2006 film by director Christopher Nolan centers on two magicians in turn-of-the ...

The Prestige ending can be challenging to fully grasp. However, once the ending of The Prestige is explained, it ties the ...

If the greatest magicians never reveal their tricks, then Christopher Nolan wouldn’t make it past the children’s birthday-party circuit. It’s not that Nolan has anything against the old hocus-pocus, ...

The Prestige is a 2006 psychological thriller based on a 1995 novel of the same name by writer Christopher Priest. The movie was directed by Christopher Nolan, known for his award-winning films like ...

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All magic tricks have three parts – and so do most movies, for that matter. No wonder writer-director Christopher Nolan (“Memento”) performs such marvelous sleight-of-hand in “The Prestige,” a ...

All magic tricks have three parts — and so do most movies, for that matter. No wonder writer-director Christopher Nolan (“Memento”) performs such marvelous sleight-of-hand in “The Prestige,” a ...

When it comes to Christopher Nolan movies, we can all agree on one thing: dude loves a good mindfuck. But also: they feature some hunky, complex, strong-willed male protagonists, who more often than ...

In "The Prestige," Cutter (Michael Caine) says that a great magic trick is composed of three parts: The "Pledge" is where the audience is shown something ordinary, followed by the "Turn," during which ...