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Eric Leclerc Inner circle Ottawa Ontario 1185 Posts 
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I'm confused
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itsmagic Inner circle middle earth 1126 Posts
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gdw Inner circle 4892 Posts
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I'd say between this and Soma's (sp?) act with the reverse time lean and T&R newspaper, some of the best uses of these ideas.
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Mr. Muggle Special user 999 Posts
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I watched the video and kept thinking about David Copperfield and his duck routine the entire time. Some may not agree, but IMO I saw this more as a copy of another's routine instead of emulating another magician's hard work. The similarities were to uncanny for my taste. I did, however, like the lean at the end.
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TStone V.I.P. Stockholm, Sweden 840 Posts
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On 2009-12-07 05:39, Mr. Muggle wrote: If you make a side-by-side comparison, I think you'll agree that it is incorrect to use the word "copy". Copperfield: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0DI6B4UAK8 Brynolf&Ljung: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daytv3RdOV4 No lines, moves, tricks, music, props or choreography are duplicated. Neither is the "kicker" duplicated (a stuffed animal that becomes real). The basic idea "a trick being explained with incongruous actions in slowmotion" is the same however - and Brynolf & Ljung are openly saying that the inspiration comes from Copperfield. At most, it can be slightly frowned upon, but the differences are big and significant enough to be evaluated as a new piece, and not a copy. Personally, I would say that the difference are as between "Romeo and Juliet" and "West Side Story" (where the latter is based on the former). It is less a copy than Copperfied's usage of Finn Jon's serpent tie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Edrck-141sQ A "copy" is when more than the basic plot is being used, as in this example where props, moves, choreography and more has been duplicated. No one can claim that this isn't Christopher Hart's Disembodied Hand routine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TshbBWilvh4 |
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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Thanks for posting DC's dancing tie. A great overall routine.
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Decomposed Eternal Order High Desert 12055 Posts
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Interesting, thanks!
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eize New user 92 Posts
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Very funny
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Mac_Stone Inner circle Miami, FL 1528 Posts
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How do you pronounce their names?
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TStone V.I.P. Stockholm, Sweden 840 Posts
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On 2009-12-12 18:11, Mac_Stone wrote: Brynolf and Ljung? Tricky question, since it's difficult to find similar phonetics in English. The etymology of the name Brynolf is ancient german, a combination of the words for "Hauberk" (chainmail armour) and "Wolf", so I guess the original meaning is "The armored wolf". "Bryn" is pronounced like this: http://lexikon.nada.kth.se/ljud/bryn.mp3 "Olf" is pronounced as written. The etymology of the name Ljung is from the plant Calluna vulgaris, known in English as Common Heather, Ling, or simply Heather. "Ljung" is pronounced like this: http://lexikon.nada.kth.se/ljud/ljung.mp3 |
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Ray Tupper. Special user NG16. 749 Posts
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On 2009-12-13 15:14, TStone wrote: You know what Tom,it's little things like this post that made me glad I've spent a few quid on your products. You seem like a really nice guy!I feel a lot better when I know my money has gone to a decent bloke! Ray.
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TStone V.I.P. Stockholm, Sweden 840 Posts
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On 2009-12-13 15:52, Ray Tupper. wrote: Thanks for the very unexpected compliment Ray! I certainly try to be a nice guy, and some days I even succeed with it - but I'm still surprised at how you managed to deduce that out of a post about linguistics and etymology. 
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Vick Inner circle It's taken me 10+ years to make 1120 Posts
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Psssss ...
...none of these are the first use of the slo motion or even the time explanation routine Before the advent of slo motion in TV sports altering time was presented as a way the trick was done Study the art of magic and you will find these uses dating back to ... ... why haven't you cracked a book yet ;-)
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