I've just come back from seeing THE ILLUSIONIST. No pun intended, I found the film about a magician, or illusionist, both magical and beautiful. The evocation of late 19th Century Vienna is lovely, the screenplay is intelligent with some good twists, and the cast is wonderful. Paul Giamatti is such a delight, and I've believed Edward Norton could do almost anything since his first film. I even liked the score by Phillip Glass and I usually loathe his music. I thought it fit the film's time frame and mood, and it wasn't a constant wash of music. Like a romance? Like a mystery? Like magic? See the film.