Mind Twister

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The magician shows three everyday objects to the audience (let's say a coin, a lighter and a key) and gives a prediction to be kept by a spectator. The magician asks the spectator to freely choose any of the three objects. The chosen object almost matches the prediction, but the prediction shows that the chosen object is supposed to be twisted. The magician then twists the chosen object in front of the audience to match the prediction.

Comes complete with gimmick lighter, standard lighter, full color prediction card and instruction sheet.

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January 13th, 2007 10:53am Rating:

Reviewed by P.T. Murphy

I often complain about the hype to effect ratio of a magic trick. Often the hype of an effect overshadows the magic being sold to the consumers. The one good thing that “Mind Twister” has going for it is that the creators do not make any promises. In fact they do very little to “hype” the effect they are marketing. Which is a plus for them as the effect “Mind Twister” is kind of lame-o. Here is the description: The magician shows three everyday objects to the audience (let's say a coin, a lighter and a key) and gives a prediction to be kept by a spectator. The magician asks the spectator to freely choose any of the three objects. The chosen object almost matches the prediction, but the prediction shows that the chosen object is supposed to be twisted. The magician then twists the chosen object in front of the audience to match the prediction. I am not giving anything away in letting you know that the chosen object is a plastic lighter. (A picture of the twisted... [Read More]

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