The Prestige Score - The Price Of A Good Trick

[ViewtifulRaoul]

Most underrated movie in the universe.

[ViewtifulRaoul]

A code... A cipher... An enigma...

[sauce556]

Goosebumps.

[Rhemorak]

"He lives his act!"

yes he does, christian Bale... yes he does...

[loonycarnival]

i will never get boted of this movie :)

[lolzbleh]

Nolan is my all time fav director right now as we speak, he deserves alot of respect good director, he gets the job done right, well done and the soundtrack is amazing, can not wait anylonger for the dark knight rises that movie is gonna kick ass!!! <3

[1Minute60Seconds]

Wheres the BLOODY KEY!!

[navieedful]

@hpathbp25 but I noticed it 2nd time

[DarthV87]

YOU DON'T KNOW?! .......... YOU DON'T KNOW?!!!!

[Reilyo]

outstanding



[level22productions]

I highly recommend reading the book! The original ending was much more of a "WTF?!" Nevertheless Nolan is the only filmmaker who can really change something up and make it his own. Fantastic film. Bloody fantastic.

[loveSc7]

@level22productions hey hey hey hey hey, please what's the book's name? I love this movie and it would be very interesting to read original!

[level22productions]

@loveSc7 "The Prestige" o.O

[loveSc7]

@level22productions ok thanks

[BROKENHOUSEFILMS]

fantastic film

Nolan is a genius

[atti97]

Best Twist ending I ever see.

[zarenlug20]

the ending was outstanding!!

[robbyalp]

I could say a lot more, but all I really need to is why does this not have more views?

[JamesDolorusSable]

"See, it's sacrifice, that's the price of a good trick; but you wouldn't know about that, would you?"

[Imaginatier]

An incredibly good film, whose complexity surprised me. Of course it arrested my attention the whole time.

And an awesome score, too !! But in my opinion, this song's very similar to the others, isn't it ??

"Nobody cares for the man who dissapears"

But I'm afraid Angier didn't "win" at the ending :(

[mitchag191]

yes he did. look at borden's face when this line is said:

"You never understood, why we did this. The audience knows the truth: the world is simple. It's miserable, solid all the way through. But if you could fool them, even for a second, then you can make them wonder, and then you... then you got to see something really special... you really don't know?... it was... it was the look on their faces"

Borden was a selfish magician (I just want to create a new amazing life-destroying trick).

[VogtTD]

You're the one who doesn't understand. Neither of them won. They lost everything because of their obsession of one upsmanship and revenge. When did Borden ever want to create a life destroying trick? He was simply devoted to his craft. He wanted to make an amazing trick, For him it was about the art. For Angier it was about entertaining. There were two opinions. There's no answer to which one was right and which was wrong. If anyone had a life destroying trick it was Angier.

[mitchag191]

both of them had a life-destroying trick. He was so devoted to hit craft that he destroyed his relationships with Olivia and his wife. For him, it was about the art - yes, and for angier- it was about the people. seems more noble to me to all of this crap just for the people. Borden did all these terrible things so HIS craft could not be matched.

[VogtTD]

If you're so focused on which of them won then you're falling into the same deadly game that consumed both Borden and Angier.

[podge187]

"Because, Mr. Angier, exact science is not an exact science."

Lovely film.

[cookietaster12]

The best lines in the movie are, "It's the look on their faces" , and "why can't you out think him?" CLASSIC!!!

[hpathbp25]

"but Daddy, you promised"

"did I? Then go to the zoo we shall"

I only noticed the importance of these lines after the 3rd time of watching it. Amazing.

[VogtTD]

I figured it out the first time. Shortly before they revealed there were actually two of them, all the pieces fell in place in my head and I said "holy shit!"

[hpathbp25]

How do you remember 2 lines halfway through the movie that seem to have no relevance?

[VogtTD]

It wasn't just those two lines. There were a ton of hints throughout the movie that I pieced together shortly before the end. I figured it out when his twin was fighting with his wife and he was in his disguise, came in and took his daughter out. Maybe I'll make a video that pieces together all the clues. I'll message you if I do.

[cookietaster12]

same here!!!! this movie is excellent!!!

[mitchag191]

haha yes. see it twice. or even more.

[xxdeathrodxx]

@hpathbp25 i dont get it what does it mean? that his brother took him? :|

[hpathbp25]

@xxdeathrodxx Yep

[thelastryder]

@hpathbp25 can you explain it please

[abhishek1993100]

@hpathbp25 Heyy buddy i was just curious what was the importance?

[hpathbp25]

@abhishek1993100 That they both make promises and have to do what each other says in order to remain one person.

[abhishek1993100]

@hpathbp25 Oh ok! Thanks buddy! THat helped!! I didnt saw it that way!!!

[Deancho]

"It's the look on their faces!"

[123yessman]

mans reach, exceeds his nerve

[Spakaider]

"Any last words?"

"Abracadabra."

Just awesome.

[VogtTD]

@Spakaider Great memorable line.

[apothecary10]

"You went halfway around the world. You spent a fortune. You did terrible things. Really terrible things Robert. And all for nothing. "

[pysen89]

"Are you watching clostly?"

I LOVE CHRISTIAN BALE!!!

[OrginalKork]

@pysen89 clostly?:P

[Cevris]

good quotes. my favorite:

"It takes nothing to steal another man's work."

"It takes... everything."

[AcidRooster]

"Mr. Angier, have you considered the cost?"

"Price is not an issue."

"Yes, but have you considered the cosstt?"

[emotionalywrecked]

"im not quite sure i follow"

"go home mr angia"

hehe just thought id say tht lol