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Thanks guys! Thanks for your help. I think I am going to get it. It is probably worth the price for it.

There is a cool effect that is called FREEZE by JP. Below is the description. Effect You take brand new factory sealed bottle of water and show it all the way around. You ask your spectator to feel the temperature of the bottle. They tell you the bottle is at room temperature. You show...

I was wondering if anyone has The Game by Jay Crowe. I have been thinking about getting for a while now. I really like mentalism and this fits right up my alley. Anyone have info they can share???

1st attempt for anyone who watched Voltron as a kid...."And I'll form the head" 2nd attempt..."I made the body vanish! Lets see Criss Angel do that!" 3rd attempt..."Wow the bonuses are really getting horrible at Penguin!"

He did take it off his website, but if you go to the link that Creeper provided you can still purchase it. Good effect, and it will take some time for me to get the skill down.

I learned the basic concept from Ninja 1 but I learned it much better when I purchased Pass With Care by Peter Cassford. This dvd also has a special practice video loop so you can practice step by step with the video. I would highly recommend this dvd.

Where can I purchase this?

Great job. I was really shocked with the bird at the end. I wasn't really expecting that. The only critque that I would have at all is just go a little slower. Other than that well done!!!

Great to see a female here in the forums!!! I don't see a real big problem with the height issue. It is angle sensitive but you can pretty much hide the angles. You do need to have it at about chest level, or just a tad lower...depending on your actual height. I have performed this at the end...

There is a basic book of tricks for the invisible deck. I check PM and didn't see it there but I know there is one. You might be able to find one at "E".

Mentalism to me is more astounding than card magic. It's center tears, swami gimmicks, blindfolds, metal bending...ect. I think mentalism is in a class of it's own. It's a little more impressive and blows your spectator away more than cards. With cards someone is going to expect something...

Banachek...I would say he is just because of his work with Project Alpha. To think at 18 he astonished scientists and actually made them believe he had psychic powers. To me that is impressive!

I can't really say to much without giving away the method, but in my opinion there are much better mentalism dvds out there. I purchased it and didn't like it at all.

Does anyone know if this item is still going to be released? I have emailed PM quite a few times and I get basically the same email back. It's coming out soon. I am not a big LJ fan but I am curious about this DVD. What annoys me more than anything is that they still have the product on...

In my honest opinion I would really depend on your skill level, and what your looking for. I guess overall I would recommend Panic. It's a great effect and not to hard to learn.

I have been thinking about getting Wonder Words for some time now. I have read threads on other forums pertaining to it and hear good and bad things. I was wondering if someone who owns it can tell me if they are worth the money. If not I am sure I can spend the money on other mentalism effects.

Chris17 is right...it's painful. I have never performed it. I do know 3 different methods to performing it though. I would perform suture from Saw. It's easier to perform, and the effect looks great. I have performed that and I think the reactions will probably be just as good.

This was on Phenomenon I first saw a version of this trick on NBCs Phenomenon. I am not 100% sure but I think Jim Karol Performed it. It was after he was knocked off and one of those in between 30 second performances.

I believe... Ellusionist sold it for either $29.99 or $34.99. I cant remember exactly, but I think $34.99.

I would say... DVD = Project 1-3 Cant just narrow it down to one of them Book = Psychological Subtleties Trick =Zodiac Revelation by Richard Osterlind.