Magic Review - Frozen In Time 2.0 Swedish by Katsuya Masuda
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2021
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Awwww David thank you so much for the mention - made my evening! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 Love your reviews!!!
You are so welcome!
I know this is an old video… But FYI, this and the silent assistant work extremely well together.
Nice !!!
That effect seems awesome. Once again, great review pal 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Always a good time to see you
Hi Steve
i love the brown filling oreo! Thanks for the review🙏
My pleasure 😊
Great effect nice review 👍👍
Thank you 👍
I was waiting for this review! Glad it is now up... great review sir!... yes, there are a lot of oreo tricks up in the industry rifht now and they are such a good effects ... moreo is a good one and the cookie bite is a classic trick and mental oreo is good also but mental oreo is very expensive here in the Philippines
Good to know
David, I know I'm a little late to the party with this one but to alleviate that problem where the time moves when you are ditching the little thingy, just move off the thingy in the same direction as the little hand where you set the time... I have the second iteration and they said this 2.0 uses a different method. I was wondering if you have to cycle through all the numbers to get it to move or you can just move it to that time and it moves? The ladder, would be the better method I'm wondering if they have done this?
I think from a layman´s perspective, it should not be a big problem to build a watch which contains a mechanism, that lets you show any time you want.
Whereas a picture of a clock seems much more difficult - if not impossible - to manipulate.
Therefore it makes much sense to use a picture of a clock.
So I think the only thing to master is leading their attention completely away from the picture.
Which means their focus has to be on the selection process of the time.
Therefore I think, make the selection process very important or maybe even a bit suspicious, and they will take the frozen-in-time-gimmick for what it is meant to be: just a picture.
I would not worry too much about the look of frozen-in-time, because it seems quite natural to me, that you make some effort to get a nice picture, if this picture has something important to say.
thanks for the visit
I had the original Frozen In Time and I loved it. I ordered this one as soon as I heard about it and got one of the first batches sent out several months ago.
I don’t buy magic watches for this type of effect because I only wear Rolex or Omega watches and anything else just feels and looks cheap to me.
Anyhow…I have a backstory that explains the photo being encased in acrylic and why I have it, (you make up your own backstory). It adds some mystery and spookiness to the use of the prop.
I then use it to “test” how sensitive my spectator is to psychic energy. I explain that there is a time on the watch, that it’s on the hour, and I tell them I’m going to stare at the image and try to project what it is to them. The last three times I performed this, I was at a table. I simply held it under the table where they couldn’t see it, and kept looking down and telling them to see if they could get a clear image of the time in their head and when they think they do…say it. They tell me. I set the time, but I don’t tell them if they were right or wrong. I ask if they got a strong sense for the time, or if it was “fuzzy” and they were guessing, or if multiple people ones were flashing through their head and they just filtered out the one that flashed most often.
While asking these things, I bring out the prop, face down, held at my fingertips and hand it to them, face down, reminding them of the time they said and I tell them to flip it over and see how close they were when they’re ready. They flip it over and there’s the reveal.
I tell them that they’re clearly attuned to psychic energies others are not as attuned to. It wasn’t me…I put it on them and praise them. Then I can move on to other mentalism effects - which have been eithe an ESP card routine or ‘The Oracle System’.
I find this version of Frozen In Time to be an excellent means of “testing” someone’s “abilities” before moving into other mentalism effects. It puts the spectator in the spotlight and with the super powers, and, I think, helps to strengthen the impact of the other mentalism effects I do following it.
Works for me.
Oh, and the under the table method removes the need to be stealthy and the ‘other gimmick’ that facilitates the setting of the time is left secure and out of sight under the table to be cleaned up whenever an opportunity presents itself.
Great comment - I hope everyone reads it
Nice 👍
My favourite Oreo is the next one.
agreed
I love the double stuff! They used to have a coffee flavored filling one and I loved that one but I don't think they make it any more.
coffee !!!
I have this effect. I use it with Madam Adelie's Instant Psychic Chewing Gum (from penguin). The patter is how I bought the gum at a secret Harry Potter shop only available to card carrying magicians (which I show). I have an incantation that an S. states while chewing on the gum (gets some laughs). I ask if the S. feels anything yet (interesting when they do) and then talk about how I have memorialized a special time (tailored for whomever I'm doing this for) and see if the gum empowered the S. to know the time. Get's good reactions.
YES! This prop would totally work for a Harry Potter themed trick - their universe has pictures that move! Brilliant
I like the thin ones because i prefer a higher cookie to cream ratio plus as a bonus the serving size is 4 instead of 2
ooooh
The thin Oreos with the dark chocolate filling, low key better than the original
nice
I don't really understand the objections against "magic looking" props. You are a magician after all. I like this effect. Great review.
true, but "some" people might have a preference to use every day recognizable props
Golden Oreos are my favourite!
oh yea, I forgot about those, like a vanilla flavor?
@@magicorthodoxy Yep, vanilla flavoured stuffings!
peanut butter pie oreo
nice
Favorite Oreo (I hate original Oreos BTW although they're great deep fried) would be mint chocolate....very similar to Thin Mints. Runner up - chocolate hazelnut.
ok
David, my favorite Oreo is Hydrox. The National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) created Oreo and stole the idea and formula from the best! Bet you didn't know that.
didn't
facts
@@magicorthodoxy ua-cam.com/video/Kc2DAJV12E8/v-deo.html
As a big Masuda fan in the past I’m not sure he gets the credit he deserves for developing these tricks. Katsudaya Masuda is little known outside western worlds. His WOW gimmick is very well known but I think he still doesn’t get the recognition he deserves. I have nearly all his effects and the original Frozen in Time is one of his best. It uses a small w***l to move the clock which seems more practical. Can I ask, does this use m*****s to move the arms of the clock?
Another great review David
I carry my WOW everywhere
sounds interesting … expensive for a “magic-looking” gimmick … I’ll wait for 3.0 … thanks for the review David … looking forward to more Oreos 👍🏻👍🏻
:D
Spin, split,rake teeth, across surface.
ouch
You should try fried Orios David! Delish^^
What is that?
You take a normal orio, put it through a batter (like you do when making fish&chips) and fry it in oil.
It's a Manual version of the Infinity Watch V3. N more practise required for this. I supposed?
you'd be better off with the watch
@@magicorthodoxy Definitely. Thanks for the detailed review, that helped me save money 😊💰
Gotta go with the original Oreo 🔥
Always a classic
David... a very STRONG hebrew name
yep
Is this recommended?
Very expensive - but it's Great! Much better than the original - but needs a lot of practice
I know only the classic one Oreo cause in Germany they have not so many Flavours.
nice
Double stuff
YES !!!