Pretty harsh accusations theory gv. I stole nothing. If someone else came up with this exact method then i would love to see it and give props because i independently came up with this.
JM
Think my friend before you speak
How the hell do you work with those angles in front of a real audience? I guess keeping it personal for one or two individuals, and I guess that is how the effect "should"be performed? let me know what you think
That's very good. After watching it about 10 times I figured it out - I think. If I'm right, this is 99% angle proof? Let's just say a kid might call your bluff, but then again they're too young to know the difference ;)
Was that the velvet turn-over??!!?? Sooooo smooth. I wish i could do it that smootly.Anyway i loved the variation .Far more visual and cool, in my opinion
I like the original version more. In my opinion it is more visual, more direct, and especially the final replacement makes it look more convincing. The final replacement Justin Miller does is not as convincing. Any way, I will rate this 5/5 :)
I'm having a hard time understanding where people get off critiquing Justin Miller. Not only is he a master in sleight of hand, but he actually performs too.
That makes HIM the teacher, and the majority of US, the students.
And Justin, your recent stuff looks intense. Let's be friends.
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I try to do this one almost every time I perform for someone. I have done this hundreds of times for peeps.
JM
Thanks guys.
As far as being better..do not know about that, I am just giving props to two very creative and talented magicians.
I love this, but for an odd reason, I love the discrepancies. Not criticizing at all mind you. I have a handling of Hofzinzer's Ace problem that has half a dozen discrepancies, lol.
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