I love watching these magic shows in the past. And then I’ll start to think how is this trick possible; could it be that they…? Well, there are just sometimes when the tricks get so sophisticated that I simply can’t think of anyway that the trick may work. It’s just amazing. And the following is one of those.
It’s a magic trick starting with a simple coin-through-the-glass trick. And then it gets better.
This is fun! I wonder how they do it.
by cockroach//è??è?? (Jan 10, 2006 at 1 PM)yeah, it looks so real too me, like real magic…
is it an illusion… i still can’t figure how they do that
by sky (Jan 11, 2006 at 11 PM)I have no idea how he did that! I was equally shocked as the audiences were.
by Mr. Dew (Jan 11, 2006 at 11 PM)i’m not amazed by the coin trick, but the following with the candle holder, it does baffled me!!
i once saw a trick whereby the magician took out a burger from a Mac’s menu, took a bite, place the burger back into the menu.
when he took out the burger, the picture turned totally white, blank. then after when he place the burger back with a bite, the menu showed the bitten burger!
Fascinating, isn’t it?
by GeckoZ (Jan 18, 2006 at 6 PM)GeckoZ: Yeah, the candle really amazed me too. And the idea of performing magic off stage is much more convincing. It’s as if they are no props involved (perhaps there really aren’t any).
The Burger trick’s really cool it seems. Where did you see that?
by Mr. Dew (Jan 20, 2006 at 5 PM)If you could see the props, then it isn’t magic already. Haha! I was in a magic club before, somehow, I think I knew how the coin travelled across.
i can’t actually remembers where I saw that clip. From YouTube most likely. And it’s also an offstage performance, in Japan.
by GeckoZ (Jan 20, 2006 at 6 PM)GeckoZ: What I meant by props are those supporting equipment and stuff. You know how the coin travel across? Wow… I can’t figure that out. I watch people perform magic and always wonder how they did those tricks but never bother to went far enough to get the answers, lol…
by Mr. Dew (Jan 20, 2006 at 9 PM)The coin probably did not pass through. there were two coins =)
by GeckoZ (Jan 20, 2006 at 10 PM)I knew a pulling-a-coin-out-of-thin-air trick. The same pattern was probably used here. Hahaha!
GeckoZ: Hmmmp… That’s a possibility. Why didn’t I think of that, lol
by Mr. Dew (Jan 21, 2006 at 1 AM)I love watching magic acts from the past perform. Has anyone caught the collecting magic bug? It can be very addictive, but finding those hard to find treasures is certainly fun. I’m currently seeking classic MAK or UF Grant magic props if anyone has any they want to sell.
by Steven Warburton (Apr 13, 2008 at 7 AM)