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“Now You See Me, Now You Don’t” Nears ₦100 Million In Second Week

Lionsgate’s latest heist thriller maintains its momentum at the Nigerian box office.

December 5, 2025

10:30 am

Cast of Now You See Me, Now You Don’t 3 featured in promotional poster for the film. The heist-thriller film series is about magicians who use spectacular illusions to outsmart authorities and expose corruption.
Cast of Now You See Me, Now You Don’t 3 featured in promotional poster for the film. The heist-thriller film series is about magicians who use spectacular illusions to outsmart authorities and expose corruption.

Lionsgate’s heist threequel, Now You See Me, Now You Don’t is inches away from the ₦100 million mark as it goes into its third weekend at the Nigerian box office. 

 

Data released by the Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN) as at November 27, 2025,show that the title has earned ₦97.6 million over a two-week span. This includes a ₦27.5 million second weekend gross and a 19% decline from its ₦34 million opener.

 

Moreover, for the second week in a row, it has topped the weekly charts, this time with  

₦42 million, placing it above second-place Wicked:For Good (₦26M) and third-place Sisu: Road to Revenge (₦15.7M).

 

Below are the ten highest-grossing films of the November 21 to November 27 week (according to the Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria)

 

  1. Now You See Me, Now You Don’t:  ₦42 million (Week 2)
  2. Wicked:For Good: ₦26 million (Week 1)
  3. Sisu: Road to Revenge: ₦15.7 million (Week 1)
  4. Predator: Badlands: ₦15.2 million(Week 3)
  5. Gingerrr: ₦12.7 million (Week 9)
  6. The Running Man: ₦10.9 million (Week 2)
  7. Son of the Soil: ₦10.1 million (Week 1)
  8. Unknown Soja: ₦7.5 million (Week 1)
  9. Safari : ₦6 million (Week 1)
  10. 3 Cold Dishes: ₦5.3 million (Week 3)

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