Andrei Jikh
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Now You See Me VS REAL LIFE (CARD SCENE RECREATED)
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April 1, 2019
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April 1, 2019
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195,125
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0.75%
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2:23Now PlayingMy friends and I recreated the famous card throwing scene in Now You See Me 2. This is Now You See Me VS REAL LIFE.
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ABOUT: We wanted to see and test NOW YOU SEE ME vs Real Life. We recreated the famous card throwing scene from the second movie - we definitely exaggerated... a bit.
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