In addition, he talked about playing a heroin addict in 'Six Balloons', working with Barry Jenkins on his upcoming film, 'If Beale Street Could Talk', what the future holds for the 'Now You See Me' series, and more.

The talented director also talks about the disappointing reception to 'Jem and the Holograms', and what to expect from 'Now You See Me 3'.

The director is working with Quiara Alegría Hudes, who wrote the show's original book, on adapting the show to the big screen with a different tone than the stage show.

The $40.4 million opening makes James Wan's follow-up the biggest horror debut since his first installment in 2013.

'Warcraft' takes second place while 'Now You See Me 2' sees third.

Plus, how unsuspecting bar patrons react to being mentalized by Woody Harrelson and if he wants to get in on the superhero action.

The director dives deep on his unusual resume, the pros and cons of film school, working in the studio system, the surprising NYSM2 cast member that just loves Justin Beiber, and a whole lot more.

The tedious sequel is only tricking itself.

Plus, the joys of being mentalized by Woody Harrelson.

We also talk about training the cast of 'Now You See Me 2' as passable magicians, but mostly I just get mentalized.