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Personally, the last move (where the four indifferent cards change into kings) was quite cool. i dont know how its done, but its a sleight that involves a break under four cards (obviously) the slipshot was quite cool. and isnt that the last move of shotgun aces by Oz? that was pretty cool...

ebay's your best option. ellusionist will murder you with their shipping prices. (Which may i add is not their fault- but their shipping company's fault)

Gecko or something similar. =] or sleeve it? haha

prae, Anti-E eh? haha! i'd love to join, though i dont have a lot of money. i'd probably purchase it in reverse. discs 6-9 first (so i get the pen =D) 6-3, 1-3 etc.

Reminds me of Umbro (the sports brand) for some reason. or England's Three lions. The red kinda turns me off. (the red strips) i'd still buy it though. For flourishing. =]

i think asking in a magic-based forum is a bad idea. try asking people face-to-face.

Magician: Did you feel a thing? Spectator: no. Magician: that's why magicians dont get second dates.. Haha. =] I thought this thread was going to be about proper PuA's. i got a bit excited then. haha

Personally, i doubt im in the wrong by merely defending Oz's effect. However, it is quite pointless to argue with someone who refuses to listen. -Sinful

maybe it doesnt suit the theme you were going for- Hence the reason why your opinion regarding this certain effect by oz pearlman as weak. Comparing my ACR to Ineski's old footage we both do the same moves- He just does it faster at points and on a different pace, therefore i found it...

i liked his patter actually. =] audience involvement.

Yep, you're right. Not implying that i knew it beforehand, but you make a lot of sense. but in order to find your 'click' you have to practice the sleight or whatever beforehand. That's about the only thing i can add. Good topic.

ive recently got the AoA series- i find most of the tricks hard.. or i just cant learn well from books. i cant learn well with PDF's as well. i think im more of a visual learner.

of course the overall result that we want is to create astonishment for the audience- what i meant by "who cares how you present it?" is that i dont care whether you present it as a selected card posing as a dinsoaur who tap dances to the macarena, as long as Astonishment is created, then you...

Tudor also teache's Aaron's Pop out move in Generation X by Brian Tudor. i think Justin Miller also teaches the move in Army of 52 Training DVD. Its a great move =]

True astonshments/Totally out of control will burn the **** outta your wallet- so brace yourself.

Riot isnt impromptu, it requires a gimmick o_O

but its not as visual as in the demo- i wanted to do exactly the same as the one in the demo (not copying it, i had the idea first! well. not to be an ass, but i was thinking more in the lines of that before actually seeing the demo. screw it, this is irrelevant!) That gluing idea seems good...

Marketing tactic. he's not the director of operations for nothing. i want to do this to a door-to-door salesman.

So why put the card in the middle of the deck when you can get it back to the top in an ACR? Mind- that's another "Look what i can do" sort of thing. Elaborate. You're justifying with Illogical thoughts. Bear in mind were revolving around the thought of Astonishment, by which most relies...

cheers- i was thinking its gonna be one of those "oh my god, i just bought this and the teaching was so good, im performing it already" its good to see some realistic reviews. Glad to hear and thanks a lot! oh and lol at your cat =]