• 3

Thanks for the video. I do wish you would have given credit to T.G. Murphy for the deck flip and Dan and Dave Buck who do this with the single card during a molecule cut (if memory serves me right). Good video quality, though. Just nothing original here except maybe the rubber band but even then, that procedure is used during a location effect.(classic card magic). Worth the free download, just please credit folks so their work isn't in vein.

• 5

One word, amazing.

• 5

This trick is amazing and hard to figure out when in a performance.

• 5

I love this! I think it is a really fun card production that you will have fun practicing. Also, it's completely impromptu which I love. It may not be the best trick in my repertoire but I like to perform it as a one off. It's a cool little cute trick that you guys should download and learn.

• 3

Great idea, just a bit hard to master.

• 4

Looks pretty nice, but it's hard to master. I've been playing a lot of 52 pick up with this.

• 5

A bit knacky, but once you get it, it's awesome. And the best part is it's free!

• 5

This is awesome, but it's a little bit tricky at first when you're learning it.

• 5

This is actually really great for a free effect. Of course, I think it's kind of knacky but that might just be me. It's impressive and it's a nice touch to any magic routine.

• 4

Amazing trick. I actually discovered this before I realized it was on The Wire - completely by chance. I was terrible at the deck flip and the top card kept flying off. Never actually realized it could be turned into a trick :D

• 5

Wow - an amazing production which actually managed to FINALLY teach me the T.G. Murphy deck flip! And it's free! Very impressive.

• 4

This is a cool way to produce a card!

• 4

This is a very nice effect. It's a bit knacky, but still an amazing card production. I'll definitely use this!

• 5

This production is a really cool move and can be used in so many different ways! I can't believe it's free!

• 5

This is a very cool move! I never even thought about it, but I will use it a lot now. It should cost money, get it while you can!!!! It also helped me realize why my deck flip never worked. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!

• 5

Really nice trick. This also works as a cool one card production. Keep up the good work, man!

• 5

This movement is absolutely amazing! I think it's a must learn for all magicians. A brilliant work of art!

• 4

Decent move that I will definitely incorporate into my routines!

• 5

Thanks everyone for all the great reviews! Never thought it would take off like this! Check out my YouTube : MylesMagicThornton and if you want any advice or just want to talk - add me on facebook: Myles Sparkly Thornton, don't ask about the middle name! Thanks again, more tricks hopefully coming soon. :)

• 5

Amazing effect, a little difficult, but is very visual and original. Congratulations.

• 5

This always happens to me by accident, I just never knew how to apply it as a trick. Good to know I'm not the only one that knew about this move. :)

• 5

Thank you Myles. This is a GREAT trick. I really like it. Keep it up!

• 5

This has to be the greatest sleight of hand ever. I love this trick. It fooled lots of people.

• 3

Two stars docked for spelling it "Slight of Hand".

• 4

This trick is too cool. Would have probably paid the same amount as I did for Jump.

• 5

I like this because it happened to me every time when I was learning the deck flip, but I outgrew it and couldn't get the card to pop out! Thankfully Myles came along and taught us again! Great quality, the teaching could have been a bit better, but who can complain with this set for free?!

• 5

I always had a problem with one card falling out when i did the deck flip. Now it's a trick, and a brilliant trick too. I would have paid about $3 for this as well :)

• 5

In the same vein as Lennart Green's top shot. However it's easier, more 'magical', prettier, and more fun to show off!

• 5

Yes! it took the magic community about 10 years for someone to create a card production using the TG Murphy deck flip. Finally this genius was able to do it! Thank you, Myles Thornton! Thank you very very much :)

• 5

I really like this. It has a very cool feel to it and it is EXTREMELY easy to do (achieved it perfectly on my first try after watching the very basic explanation).

• 5

I'm always a big fan of anything aerial and this is great. An awesome sleight that is fun to do!