On the effect Mental Mullica can you use a ro#gh & smo**h deck rather than the Eugene Burger deck? Rou**ing fl*id vs *ax. People who know the trick will know what the hell I'm talking about.

Hmm I'm more curious about the Wallet that must be used, I have a No Palm Jacket Mullica but since I rarely wear a coat I also have my everyday Real Mans Wallet. Can I use it?

I'd say you don't have to use the Eugene Burger 'Thought Sender' type deck but I think it works best and Matthew does use a real mans
wallet and a Mullica wallet for different routines.

But....for 'Mental Mullica' you will need a Mullica!
Just watched the dvd again recently.
It's so good to hear an English magician not keep saying 'Fantastic' all the time.
A card gets signed...fantastic..the card goes back...fantastic...

Anyone know where to get the gum on the trick 'mint' in the U.K? Tryed lots of shops but no joy.

I think I heard Matthew mention ebay....

Yup. Loads of the mint packs on ebay

Fantastic!

My copy of dvd is in the mail, what mints? I wanna get them ahead of time so I can practice that night.

Look for Listerine Cool Mint Pocketpack Breath strips.

Trying to tell me something Martino? LOL joking, thanks alot.. eager for this dvd.

This DVD is fantastic!
In my opinion, it's content is rich and the teaching is first class.
Calzaghe's Opener is really inspiring me at the moment.
Packed full of tips and tricks it's great value for money and an entertaining watch.

All the best,

Colin

Well I must admit, I am enjoying the effects on this DVD.

I have the Mullica wallet but I guess mine is a bit longer and tougher leather having a bit of an issue getting the second wallet out smoothly.

I really like this DVD

I particularly like the mint routine. However, I have this thing about the mint strips, they just seem creepy and not so hygienic. So, I have a similar routine with a box of tic tacs instead. I use a wrist rattler.

I seem to recall someone put out a wrist rattle that can be turned on and off, that might be nice.
Also, I'm thinking about incorporating Fob.

Thoughts?

KJ

BTW, the wrist rattle and tic tac box switch adds an interesting element as the tic tacs dissapear from the box at the very time the card appears in the box. I changed the routine a bit to take advantage of this subtle addition. I also use the rattle to mask any noise made during the switch.

KJ.

Got this out and watched it again last night. I forgot how good it was. Wright is so full of energy on this, and the presentations are engaging and fun. He seems to have no fear, as he easily pulls off what some might consider risky moves and difficult sleights without any apparent effort. Obviously he's put in a ton of time honing his craft. Whether you learn any of the routines or not, it's a lot of fun and quite inspirational watching him at work with live audiences.

IMO, it would be very worthwhile if he put out some of this material again, with maybe one or two tricks per DVD, so he could go into more detail with the explanations. Not that the ones on the Unusual Suspect are incomplete, but due to time limitations, there were several areas that left me wanting more detail and depth, ideas for "outs," different camera angles (or in the case of the Final Destination explanation, better lighting), tips on practicing certain sleights, and maybe some written text and illustrations in pdf to accompany the video instruction. Again, this is a great DVD, but I think the quality of the material justifies revisiting it with additional details, sort of like Doc Eason has recently done with his Card Under Glass double DVD set.