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Hope U like this control

Wow, that looks good.

Still one of the best things you've shown here, Vinny

Just exceptional!

I hope all the many things Vinny has contributed are being chronicled somewhere. Just some amazing card & coin handlings, routines, and effects in his repertoire. You might not find them in any big card magic book, but sometimes you gotta ask yourself why some of this stuff is not there?

Almost certainly because the market for people interested in ham-fisted variations on other people's moves that are worse than the original move is very small.

Vinny,

Thank you sir. ALWAYS appreciate your contributions
and insights. You have even shared handling here
Magicians helping Magicians

LISTEN ...TRUTH POLICE..... THIS IS MY MOVE THE IDEA, came from another person and I always mention his name when teaching it so if you don't like it who cares
w ill teach the handling for those who would be interested

the godfather of magicAND I HAVE BEEN TOLD THE MOVE IS GREAT. BY MANY MANY MAGICIANS AND ALSO HAS MANY APPLICATIONS

THE GODFATHER

Vinny, why waste your time.? 1st off, with a handle like TruthPolice, we can assume what type of person this is, and it was their very 1st post?

I know I have been deaing with him for years.. I have no idea why he would want to bash a 85 year old magician. must make him feel superior to to me
.. I was performing magic before he was born.. but I'm not mad at him he should tell me what I did you to him so I can apologize
????
ps lets hope someone can take this move and make it better I thoink this is what it is all about and how we improve in magic bashing is not HE COULD OF LEAST GAVE INPUT TO MAKE IT BETTER BUT HE DID NOT
THE DRIBBLE TOSS GAVE ME THE IDEA THESS IS ALL MINE


vinny the godfather of magic

Vinny you are generous with your knowledge and ideas. Do they suit everyone? Let’s hope not because it would be a boring world if we were all the same. Just keep being you.

Hey Vinny,
Just had a look at this move. I really like the concept of it, thank you for sharing it.
If I may add a couple of thoughts:
1. I feel the 'moment' is way too quick/jerky, as a result, as a spectator I was at ease until that moment, then I tensed up along with the execution. If you think of the left hand similarly to how you'd do a card-on-the-table vanish (covered by the hand - forgot the move's name right now), I'm sure you can afford to execute the 'moment' more slowly.
2. The 'spectator's card' which ends in the middle of the pile - I think - would look more natural if it curved the opposite way. I understand that given the nature of the move, it might be hard to get the same angle every time. However in the example you posted, I do feel it's a bit exaggerated. Try to actually put the card down there and see how awkward at an angle your left hand should be (or thumb should make a weird arc) to have it land in that rotation. I'd try to see how it'd look with the card shooting more 'straight' or even rotated in the opposite direction to what it is now.
3. This is more of a theoretical idea, that would end up 'changing the move' effectively, just retaining the aesthetics of it (which I like!). I have a feeling you could consider 'cleaning it up completely', by using Michael Vincent's vertical handling of Lorayne's UMove (not sure how detailed I can go with techniques names here). That would still allow for a 'very fair' display of the card, would justify having to do it with one hand (deleting perhaps the only 'weird' thing about that technique) and you could do the 'moment' as SLOOOOOOOOOW as you'd like.

Actually, I might go and try that last one myself!

Emanuel thank you form yur in put I will of course try your idea and slow the move way down
ill seee if I can do this vinny

IMO The move(sleight) looks just fine and accomplishes it's intended purpose without any type of suspicion, scrutiny or weirdness. It looks very natural. It's not precise brain surgery. In my experience performing in many venues no one is critiquing to that degree.
Thanks Vinny for your years of sharing your talents.