Magic tricks revealed: TnR by Mathieu Bich
Magic tricks revealed: TnR by Mathieu Bich
"I wish I would have thought of it. I put a LOOOOT of work into torn and restored card 15-20 years ago, and THIS DEFINITELY would have been the way I would have done it." -- Chris Kenner, Team Copperfield
trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCs9EOTgFfE
The Effect
A restoration. A reparation. A transformation. Just when you think the effect is over-- it hasn't even begun. A signature effect of International FISM winner Mathieu Bich for half a decade, this is a trick that defines visual magic. The restoration is a masterpiece of aesthetic perfection and technical fluidity. But what happens next will turn your mind inside out.
The motions are slow, methodical, logical, and smooth. If you were to take a card, rip it, and then restore it piece by piece-- this is EXACTLY what it would look like. Taught and performed by Chris Kenner in Las Vegas.
The effect starts off like any other torn and restored card effect. But as it progresses, it gets more and more insane. Each piece is shown SO fairly before it is visibly, simply, beautifully restored. There's not a single funny move in the entire routine.
85 minute DVD and Download shot in High Definition with intricate instruction by Chris Kenner, creator of the legendary Torn Asunder card restoration.
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My Review
Sounds crazy? Yeah... That's what I thought when I first saw the demo video. I was pretty shocked...
I showed it to some lay people (just the restoration segment) and UNBELIEVABLY they were.......
Not impressed... They actually felt the whole thing was 'cheesy'... That was a painful blow to my initial shocked reaction.
Anyhow, as I watched through the teaching video, I found the fatal flaw... The fact that they didn't know the final reveal was the 'Right' selection. However, their comments opened up a point... "He switched the card or something like that...". How unfortunate that their brief inspiration of magic was actually RIGHT. (I mean yeah... They would prb. say it for Daniel Garcia's "Torn", but if they THOUGHT about it, they would think it even more impossible). The problem with the trick is this... You restore the wrong selection to make it into the right one. The spectators see the wrong card... And then they see the right one. Your first reaction? Two cards are involved...
Hence, the confusion spoils the magic, though you could possibly get over this problem with a change of storyline/patter (or exertion of the fact that you have access to 'magical' abilities... perform this trick AFTER a few other tricks is what I'm saying...).
The trick involves a home-made gimmick. You'll need to get some stuff, though you prb. have most of the basic equipment needed. It's quite finicky to construct and I'd rather waste my time on the "Fire In The Hole" gimmick (Huron Low) then making this one. Honestly... FitH is more visually appealing.
The handling is a little awkward, but not too much of a challenge if you've had previous experience with other T&R effects. A force is, unfortunately, necessary compared to other T&Rs where this isn't compulsory.
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Bare-Bones Bottom Line...
This is THE most visual T&R you'll ever see on the market,I suggest you getting it.
Yes,you end dirty at the end but don't 50% of the tricks do? don't worry there is a way to clean in it up in matter of seconds and nobody will notice.
Another thing is get ready to spend approx 15 - 30 mins on making the gimmick the first time,you have to be very precise or else it won't look good.
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