Jesse Eisenberg may bring real life magic to New York ahead of Now You See Me 3
New York City may soon host an event linked to the Now You See Me franchise.
Posters featuring the Four Horsemen logo from Now You See Me have been spotted across Manhattan and Brooklyn, hinting that Jesse Eisenberg might perform a live magic act at Tompkins Square Park this Saturday.
The mysterious campaign has stirred fan theories that it’s part of the marketing for the upcoming sequel, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t.
Each flyer bears the cryptic message, “Saturday – The Truth Reveals Itself,” with some including QR codes that lead to a dark teaser page filled with glowing card suits and a countdown clock.
Flyers featuring the Four Horsemen logo from ‘NOW YOU SEE ME’ have popped up all over NYC.
Rumored to be Jesse Eisenberg performing a magic trick this Saturday at Tompkins Square Park. pic.twitter.com/sPkctu6ihHNo official comment has come from the studio or city authorities, but excitement has spread online, with fans convinced the illusion is already unfolding beyond the screen.
The buzz follows a recent viral event in Times Square where a billboard reading “TEXT FOR MAGIC” flipped to “NOW YOU DON’T.”
Fans who texted the number reportedly received $119.16 through Venmo before the total giveaway hit around $250,000, later described as a “gift from the Four Horsemen.”
If the pattern continues, Saturday’s rumored event could be the next part of this elaborate rollout. Whether Eisenberg himself appears or the “trick” takes another form, fans expect something spectacular.
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t is directed by Ruben Fleischer (Venom, Zombieland) and brings back Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, and Isla Fisher. Joining them is Rosamund Pike as a new villain named Veronika Vanderberg.
Eisenberg has hinted that the movie’s twist will “catch everyone off guard,” and if these stunts are any clue, the illusion has already begun.