Fractalicious (with DVD and Gimmicks) by John Bannon and Big Blind Media
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A collection of visually-stunning, examinable, simple to perform, cutting edge packet tricks.
Includes 5 special USPCC printed cards *
FRACTALICIOUS assembles FIVE brain-poppingly incredible packet tricks (plus two fantastic bonus routines). These are NOT your run-of-the-mill packet tricks. Easy, self-contained miracles with multiple climaxes that all end examinable (fractal!). You name it - these tricks tick ALL the right boxes. Featuring John Bannon's revolutionary new move, "The Bullet Party Count."
Brainiac *
Montinator 5.0
Chop Shop
Short Attention Spin *
Spin Doctor *
BONUS:
Box Of Doom
Self Assembly *
"An instant classic! Liam and JB's packet trick, 'Montinator 5.0' is one of the best and fooling packet tricks ever created. It fools me when I do it! I just can't understand why everyone isn't doing it!"
- Jack Carpenter
"Bannon and Montier hit the trifecta with these tricks. It's scary what you get when you combine Bannon's mastery and Montier's devious young mind. These amazing effects take Bannon's Bullet Party Count to new heights. They are cunning, practical and surprising as hell."
- John Guastaferro
"John and Liam really have tipped their mitt in this collection. Beautifully crafted pieces of magical gold you will seriously love performing!"
- John Carey
Additional information
| Weight | 0.16 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5.0 × 5.25 × 0.27 in |
1 review for Fractalicious (with DVD and Gimmicks) by John Bannon and Big Blind Media
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EndersGame –
If you enjoy packet tricks, and if you enjoy John Bannon, the Fractalicious DVD is certainly a terrific place to begin. You get much more than just a single trick, unlike the individual releases of packet tricks like “Twisted Sisters” or “Spin Doctor”. Five specially made gaffs help complete the package, and with seven tricks to choose from, you’re bound to find something that you’ll like. Even those who don’t normally care for packet tricks might find themselves surprised, given the consistent strength of the routines, and the fact that you end each trick clean. It’s rare that something from John Bannon disappoints, and Fractalicious is no exception. This continues the high standard of card magic he’s released previously, now applied to the “fractal” of packet tricks. It may not be self-working like his Move Zero series, but it is still very accessible for the typical amateur, who will find themselves being able to learn and enjoy these entertaining routines without too much difficulty. And in combination with the excellent production values from Big Blind Media, Fractalicious is another winner, and should be welcomed by anyone who likes performing card magic.