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swayne100 Veteran user 389 Posts |
And what's your favorite routine or version?
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Magic-Scott Veteran user 310 Posts |
Check the search function as this was discussed before. I like the version by Juan Tamariz. Ammar does it on ETMCM - I think he credits Lin Searle. You can also find versions by Bill Malone, Walt Lee, Curtis Cam, Chris Kenner, Bill Goodwin, Ascanio, Eugene Burger, JJ Sanvert, Jay Sankey, John Mendoza, Mike Powers, Darwin Ortiz, Marlo, Michael Skinner, David Solomon, Allan Ackerman, Stephen Minch, Roy Walton, Guy Hollingworth, Aldo Colombini, Giovonni Livera, and Woody Aragon. I believe it's also in Card College.....
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smullins Special user United States 678 Posts |
I like Sankey's version. He teaches in a couple of his videos I believe but it was also on his Penguin Lecture.
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Jonathan Townsend Eternal Order Ossining, NY 27297 Posts |
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On 2012-11-04 09:35, swayne100 wrote: Gene Maze showed me that one can count two cards as more. That seemed a natural fit for the trick to get two cards to vanish. Wanting to get the most from the method... A simple switch later and the cannibals turn on themselves to leave three, then two. Pulling them apart before things get too scary the remaining cannibals are changed into the selections. The audience gets the most magic and I get to practice the count... And consistent card handling. :) j PS thirty years later considering overhand grip for the counts to avoid the grip changes for their packet switches... Always room for improvement.
...to all the coins I've dropped here
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j100taylor Inner circle 1198 Posts |
I do a Bill Malone routine from one of his dvds.
Lakewood, Ohio
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BrandonWilliams Loyal user 246 Posts |
I'm not generally a fan of the plot, but I absolutely love Curtis Kam's version.
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KirkG Inner circle 1391 Posts |
You have to see Bill Goodwin's routine to believe it! Amazing!
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Justin W. Loyal user Kansas 237 Posts |
Yep, Goodwin's is the shizz.
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swayne100 Veteran user 389 Posts |
Do you know where I can see Bill Goodwin's version?
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Vlad_77 Inner circle The Netherlands 5829 Posts |
For me it's Paul Harris' Vacuum Cleaner Cards in Art of Astonishment.
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KLG Veteran user Hong Kong 348 Posts |
I do Darwin Ortiz's version, which was largely based on Mike Power's.
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Yves Tourigny Veteran user Somewhere in Quebec 323 Posts |
Bill Goodwin's version is very hard to find. It is in one of his lecture notes (lecture 1988) and also in two part in the Crimp ( a streamline version). it is a very artistic version where you seemingly put three cards in between the four Kings and they disappear one at a times. Roberto Giobbi's version in Card College Three is very good. J.K. Hartman has a version that was inspired by the Goodwin's version in his last book Card Dodgery.
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Erdnase27 Inner circle 2505 Posts |
Ortiz has a nice version (with cancelling methods principle) in his book Scams & Fantasies with cards. However, I was never a fan of reproducing the eaten cards, so I just omit that part
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Michael Braswell New user 1 Post |
Cannibal Cards is a great trick. I enjoyed Michael Ammar's presentation on ETMCM Volume 1. I love his comedic timing when he does the final "burp" of the cannibals. I like to do Cannibal Cards in combination with The Acrobatic Aces (where I substitute Kings for the Aces). I begin with The Acrobatic Aces in order to introduce the "cannibals" by saying that all one must do is dangle some "bait" in the air and the cannibals will leap out and devour it. The Piet Forton Flip-Over Change used in The Acrobatic Aces provides a great visual of this.
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Ray Tupper. Special user NG16. 749 Posts |
I like this version of Duffies "dearly departed",by Jack Carpenter.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoPZiNURDXY&feature=plcp Ray.
What do we want?
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Zombie Magic Inner circle I went out for a beer and now have 8733 Posts |
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On 2012-11-06 03:26, Vlad_77 wrote: Shhhhhhhh! lol. That is my favorite also. I learned it from Super Magic in the late 70's. Michael Ammar performing Paul's trick: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaEjTz-XaAY |
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j100taylor Inner circle 1198 Posts |
Zombie - while I love Paul Harris - I don't think that is the Cannibal Cards effect...
Lakewood, Ohio
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lynnef Inner circle 1407 Posts |
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On 2012-11-12 17:07, j100taylor wrote: It's funny how an effect evolves. I think vacuum cleaner cards has a basic kind of cannibal cards idea, just with variations and a different plot. Ammar performs both cannibal cards and vacuum cleaner cards; so its good to see the contrast in handlings and moves. But the essence is hiding the hungry cards (and their victims) and then making them reappear, whether its slitting the kings bellies open or finding the dirt inside the vacuum cleaner. David Regal performs his own 'joker works overtime' and he mentions that the basic effect is red hot mama ... but he adds so many different ideas that it becomes an entirely different effect. To be honest, I also hadn't considered the vaccum cleaner cards as a cannibal cards effect until Vlad posted it ... but yeah it is! But its ALSO a new effect. Lynn |
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Gleemax17 New user 64 Posts |
Joel Givens has a great Cannibal Cards routine! It is in his book Session. I really love the ending of the effect.
Roberto Giobbi's version in Card College is also very good. |
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setsuna83 Regular user 198 Posts |
I just learned JJ Sanvert's version of the Cannibal Cards and like the ending however I find the whole routine is a little too long for the normal audiences. does any one else here does this routine too?
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