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* Borden sabotaging Angier's dove trick in the middle of a show. Angier's version of the stunt uses a special cage that is designed to pull apart and yank the dove away safely; Borden switches out the cage for one of his own -- causing the dove to be crushed to death, and brutally mangling the hand of the female volunteer. This happens in front of a full audience.
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* Borden sabotaging Angier's dove trick in the middle of a show. Angier's version of the stunt uses a special cage that is designed to pull apart and yank the dove away safely; Borden switches out grabs the cage for one of his own cage, interfering with the mechanism -- causing the dove to be crushed to death, and brutally mangling the hand of the female volunteer. This happens in front of a full audience.
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* Borden sabotaging Angier's dove trick in the middle of a show. Angier's version of the stunt uses a special cage that is designed to pull apart and yank the dove away safely; Borden switches out the cage for one of his own -- causing the dove to be crushed to death, and brutally mangling the hand of the female volunteer. This happens in front of a full audience.
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-->'''Cutter:''' Do you remember that sailor I told you about, who described the experience of drowning to me?\\
'''Angier:''' Yeah. He said it was like going home.\\
'''Angier:''' Yeah. He said it was like going home.\\
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-->'''Cutter:''' Do you remember that sailor I once told you about, about the sailor who described the experience of drowning to me?\\
me...\\
'''Angier:'''Yeah. He said it was like going home.\\
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* While the blind men hired to help produce Angier's final shows are only workers and not evil, their appearance (gaunt and white-eyed) is very unnerving. Their lack of reaction to Borden's presence backstage gives it an eerie vibe.
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* The extents that both Angier and Borden went to to pull off [[spoiler:the Transported Man]].
* The final shot of the seemingly endless pile of hats and the rows of [[spoiler:dead clones]] shows just how far Angier went for vengeance.
** However, Michael Caine's narration at the end makes it all the more disturbing. [[spoiler:[[AmbiguousSituation We only get a clear look at the one tank.]]]]
* The final shot of the seemingly endless pile of hats and the rows of [[spoiler:dead clones]] shows just how far Angier went for vengeance.
** However, Michael Caine's narration at the end makes it all the more disturbing. [[spoiler:[[AmbiguousSituation We only get a clear look at the one tank.]]]]
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** However, Michael Caine's narration at the end makes it all the more disturbing.
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* To comfort Angier after his wife dies by drowning, Cutter tells him that he once spoke with a sailor who described the experience of drowning to him. Cutter says the sailor described it as 'like going home'. It is heavily implied to be this that allows Angier to somewhat allay his fears about [[spoiler:drowning himself again and again for the sake of the act]]. Towards the end, Angier and Cutter have a rather chilling exchange.
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* To comfort Angier after his wife dies by drowning, Cutter tells him that he once spoke with a sailor who described the experience of drowning to him. Cutter says the sailor described it as 'like going home'. It is heavily implied to be this that allows Angier to somewhat allay his fears about [[spoiler:drowning drowning himself again and again for the sake of the act]].act. Towards the end, Angier and Cutter have a rather chilling exchange.
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'''Cutter:''' [[spoiler:I was lying. He said it was ''agony'']].
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'''Cutter:''' [[spoiler:I I was lying. He said it was ''agony'']].''agony''.
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-->'''Cutter''': Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled.
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-->'''Cutter''': Do you remember that sailor I told you about, who described the experience of drowning to me?
-->'''Angier''': Yeah. He said it was like going home.
-->'''Cutter''': [[spoiler:I was lying. He said it was ''agony'']].
-->'''Angier''': Yeah. He said it was like going home.
-->'''Cutter''': [[spoiler:I was lying. He said it was ''agony'']].
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'''Angier:''' Yeah. He said it was like going
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'''Cutter:''' [[spoiler:I was lying. He said it was
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** However, Michael Caine's narration at the end makes it all the more disturbing. [[spoiler:We only get a clear look at the one tank.]]
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** However, Michael Caine's narration at the end makes it all the more disturbing. [[spoiler:We [[spoiler:[[AmbiguousSituation We only get a clear look at the one tank.]]]]]]
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-->'''Cutter''': Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled.
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-->'''Cutter''': Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled.fooled.
*To comfort Angier after his wife dies by drowning, Cutter tells him that he once spoke with a sailor who described the experience of drowning to him. Cutter says the sailor described it as 'like going home'. It is heavily implied to be this that allows Angier to somewhat allay his fears about [[spoiler:drowning himself again and again for the sake of the act]]. Towards the end, Angier and Cutter have a rather chilling exchange.
-->'''Cutter''': Do you remember that sailor I told you about, who described the experience of drowning to me?
-->'''Angier''': Yeah. He said it was like going home.
-->'''Cutter''': [[spoiler:I was lying. He said it was ''agony'']].
*To comfort Angier after his wife dies by drowning, Cutter tells him that he once spoke with a sailor who described the experience of drowning to him. Cutter says the sailor described it as 'like going home'. It is heavily implied to be this that allows Angier to somewhat allay his fears about [[spoiler:drowning himself again and again for the sake of the act]]. Towards the end, Angier and Cutter have a rather chilling exchange.
-->'''Cutter''': Do you remember that sailor I told you about, who described the experience of drowning to me?
-->'''Angier''': Yeah. He said it was like going home.
-->'''Cutter''': [[spoiler:I was lying. He said it was ''agony'']].
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* The extents that both Angier and Borden went to to pull off [[spoiler:the Transported Man]].
* The final shot of the seemingly endless pile of hats and the rows of [[spoiler:dead clones]] shows just how far Angier went for vengeance.
** However, Michael Caine's narration at the end makes it all the more disturbing. [[spoiler:We only get a clear look at the one tank.]]
-->'''Cutter''': Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled.
* The final shot of the seemingly endless pile of hats and the rows of [[spoiler:dead clones]] shows just how far Angier went for vengeance.
** However, Michael Caine's narration at the end makes it all the more disturbing. [[spoiler:We only get a clear look at the one tank.]]
-->'''Cutter''': Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled.
