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The Magpie - Jack Rhodes & Joel Dickinson (Instant Download)


This is freak out magic and it is up close. Astonishing and practical.
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Imagine coins materializing from thin air. Then a handful of coins transform into a finger ring. The ring then jumps from the pocket back to the hand and then the ring visually morphs in to a spoon.

“The Magpie is a hyper visual routine and has blown my eye balls out of their sockets. Lots of wonderful moments of magic. The ending is truly amazing, magical, surreal and brilliant I can’t wait to start learning it.”
- Kieron Johnson, Magic performer & creator.

The Magpie is very straightforward, it plays big and it is practical. It guarantees big reactions and it resets instantly.

The Magpie is modular, which means you can add and alter pieces of the routine to work best for you.

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PACKS SMALL PLAYS BIG
MODULAR
UNIQUE
EYE POPPING GOOD

Includes HD explanation covering all the details from the sleights to the subtleties.

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Well routined, visual magic Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 25th, 2017
Well, this is already one of my favorite visual sleight of hand routines.
Not going to describe the effect here - it's best to watch it for yourself - but here are my thoughts on the routining, teaching, and practicality of it:

Routining: IMO, this is a mini masterclass on how to routine a quick, visual sleight of hand effect. The magician is always ahead, the misdirection is built in, and there are plenty of genuinely astonishing moments. From the time the routine begins, the magician sets and then confounds expectations with magical twists of eye candy. It's a routine that can be equally effective done silently or with scripting, IMO.

Teaching: You should have no question how to practice and perform this after viewing the 29 minute video. Following the live performance on the trailer, Jack Rhodes walks through a studio demo of the routine, followed by a silent version on the street. He then provides a succinct overview of key methods and moments, including every sleight he uses in the routine. This is the shorthand version of the explanation, which will be sufficient on its own for guys who are experienced or have already watched the entire video. Following that section is an in-depth look at every sleight, usually shown from more than one angle. The explanation strikes the right balance between clarity and efficiency - you will be neither confused nor bored by it.

Practicality: All you need to perform this is a coin, a ring and a spoon. If you only have one or two of those, you can eliminate the sections that require the other props, and still have a killer, shorter routine. There are the usual angle issues - ie, if there's someone peering over your shoulder, you'll need to either kick them in the shin or keep your arms closer to your body during certain portions of the routine. Actually, for the third phase there is also one wardrobe accessory used, but it can be swapped out with other items of zero to nominal cost that accomplish the same thing.

Results when performing: I've performed this three times now, just to give it a quick spin before reviewing it, and got positive reactions on all three occasions. One was the wife test, and the other two were for strangers. Best part was the genuine "WTF?" reactions from all three when the coins change into a ring, and again when the ring changes into a spoon. The routine is not difficult to perform, but it requires practice and talent to make it look as good as Mr. Jack Rhodes does. I'm not there yet, but fortunately you don't have to be. This is one of those routines that will reward perfection without requiring it.
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BEST COIN-RING ROUTINE on Penguin Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 5th, 2023
COINS multiply, seemingly, but really turn into one ring, which after a few more bits of magic, morphs into a long-handle, big-bowl tablespoon!

A snappy, no-stress-sleight, 3-phase routine that is surprise. surprise, surprise. AND VERY COOL!

A quick one that's a perfect opener to show the audience you're fun, funny, and they'll want to see your next routine.

I love it! The Magpie. You'll love it, too.
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The Magpie Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 10th, 2018
Very good. Handling good for the beginner. Clear explanation.
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Beautiful Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 18th, 2017
Fantastic.
The best I've seen so far.
Instructions are clear and easy to understand.
Just put in the effort to practice the routine, and away you go
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 1st, 2024
Although the quality of the video isn’t the best, the quality of the magic routine is amazing. Became a big fan of Jack Rhodes and would love to see more tutorials with him / made by him.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 29th, 2023
Beginning, middle and end. Good pacing. Good instruction.
Better than Opus by Garrett Thomas and a ALOT less expensive.
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Worth it! Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 6th, 2018
The slights and hand positioning that is taught here is worth 10x the price!
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Eye candy and not that hard to do Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 25th, 2017
This is a lovely routine with lots of great visual moments

The spoon killed me highly recommended
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Beautiful magic with a kicker ending Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 22nd, 2017
This is beautiful magic with an awesome kicker ending. I love it. Plus, there’s no gimmicks needed and the sleight of hand required isn’t hard. For less than 10 bucks you really can’t go wrong.
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Practical Magic You Can Put In Your Own Routines! Report this review
Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 19th, 2017
Lovely routine, easy to follow tuition and lots of moves/phases that can be transferred into different routines

Can't wait to work on the kicker ending too. This has so many applications to the existing coin magic I already do.

My heads spinning with the possibilities this gives. I'm thinking a long the lines of Jay Sankey's Stirring Silver... or even Spoon to Fork.
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