India, Nov. 13 -- The third entry in the magician-heist franchise has moments of charm and wit, but it struggles to conjure enough magic to keep you fully spellbound. Will Rosamund Pike's globe-trotting accent save the day? Seattle (tca/dpa) - There's really only one truly magical effect in "Now You See Me: Now You Don't": the accent employed by Rosamund Pike, which seems to be traveling the world quicker than the speed of light. As silky villain Veronika Vanderberg, who gets to be evil while wearing a stunning evening gown compete with cape (my favorite kind of movie villain), she goes full Streep and then some - sometimes sounding American Southern, sometimes Eastern European, sometimes British, sometimes . well, I have no idea whatsoever...