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David Williamson. He has a perfect blend of sleight and comedy. His sleight is flawless and his comedy mixed with his perfect timing for misdirection are absolutely masterful. Bob Arno. Not sure if you can count him as a magician, but his hands and misdirection would be at the same level...

Dude, what the hell. Have you even tried learning the two? Let's break down Pandora: Phase 1: 1. Twisty McVeigh Variation/TCTSA variation 2. Tornado Cut Phase 2: 3. WTF. (This random unnamed part should be a flourish by itself) 4. Molecule 3 Psssh. Yeah, it has 2 phases, made up of 2...

smooth=slow. it depends on the flourish. some flourishes just look so much freaking better when done at top speed. doing "what the hell happened to sybil" at top speed just looks absolutely amazing. i'd rather see brian tudor do it at his speed rather than some other flourisher slowing...

pandora, especially phase 1. the opener is pure sexy.

I don't dislike doubles, but I'm always hesitant to use them, because when i perform for large groups of people, there's usually one idiot: "He just turned over 2 cards and put a random card in the middle!" But, to everyone arguing against pass: -You don't need misdirection. Who the hell...

Oh goodness gracious me. XCMentalist, do you realise that you shouldn't actually do a trick until it's thoroughly practiced? I mean, you did the movements right, but there were so many tiny errors. The double lift looked really hesitant, as if you were doing something fishy. You should...

get only a select few people to vote. you can't expect randoms on this site to vote on a video based on such delicate criteria.

well, so far, every response has been completely biased and subjective. just get one, try it out, and decide.

oh come on, you can't really say it's dying jaspas and vincent dark have both expressed interest in battles, which, if they participate, should raise the standard of battles.

purchase any old magic book and it will tell you to practice.

just drill the pass. best way ever. it might take you a few months, like it took everyone who's learnt the pass, but they can all tell you that it is well worth it.

what's the difference between an ambitious rising card, and a rising card?

Live: in front a living, breathing, spectator or spectators Misdirection: obviously a broad term, i'll agree on a definition with whoever wants to battle, but in a general sense, it will mean: "diverting the specatator(s) attention away from a certain place at a certain time, and if not...

yeah, i would definitely be up for it, if it was for more than 1 control.

Sorry guys, TheoryGV actually pm'ed first, so I'm gonna challenge him.

Aerial - The deck or the section of the deck being manipulated must be not in contact with any surface (hands, rest of the deck, ground, table) pm me.

there is nothing you cant get in ninja 1 or 2 that you can get in books. its just passes, false table cuts, some forces, ace tricks, and some dai vernon tricks. i would recommend, if you have been doing magic for 2 years, getting Robert Giobbi's Card College