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Now You See Me 3 Tops Prime Video US Chart

The third film in Morgan Freeman's magician heist franchise has become the number one movie on Prime Video in the United States, according to Screen Rant.

Tom KesslerPublished · 1 min read
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Screen Rant reports that "Now You See Me: Now You Don't" has climbed to the top of Prime Video's US movie chart. Data from October 5, 2026 shows it also reached number one in Indonesia, the Philippines, Poland, Singapore and Thailand. Its global ranking on the service is number nine.

The film is the third installment of the heist franchise following a group of magicians who use sleight of hand to rob banks. Morgan Freeman plays Thaddeus Bradley, a former magician who advises the FBI and Interpol. The first two movies were released in 2013 and 2016, respectively.

"Now You See Me: Now You Don't" opened in theaters in November 2025. It earned $246.6 million worldwide against a $90 million budget. Critics gave it a 61% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The film introduces a new generation of magicians alongside returning legacy characters, a mix that has resonated with global audiences.

Lionsgate confirmed at CinemaCon in April 2025 that a fourth film is in development, with director Ruben Fleischer attached. There is no plot information yet, but the sequel is expected to continue from the third film's ending. Freeman may return.

Watch it. The franchise is a reliable heist comedy with a twist. Three films are available on Prime Video now, and if you liked the first two, this entry keeps the tricks coming.

  • Lionsgate
  • Morgan Freeman
  • Now You See Me
  • Now You See Me: Now You Don't
  • Prime Video
  • Ruben Fleischer

About Tom Kessler

Tom Kessler writes Leaving Soon and the site's monthly guide to what's leaving each streaming service. Before joining in 2026, he spent 20 years as a media cataloguer for a Minneapolis-area public library system, managing its DVD collection and streaming licences. He has a master's in library and information science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and lives in Minneapolis. Favorites: The Third Man, Columbo, Moonstruck. He has logged every film he has watched since 1994.

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