I could've sworn I saw this play before
maybe on got talent or something
I find myself second time round trying to focus on what his hands do but his performance is flawless.....
I swear this man is actually magic
"Vivement dimanche" is such an old-people show about the tackiest aspects of French culture. I'd never thought I'd see anything from it posted on Facepunch.
Now that's a misleading title
Why do I find this depressing
Is there a reason behind the weird facial tics and repeat hand movements? Is he trying to convey a plot?
I expected something totally different, but I'm not disappointed.
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[QUOTE=Alxnotorious;49501821]Is there a reason behind the weird facial tics and repeat hand movements? Is he trying to convey a plot?[/QUOTE]
I'm guessing it's a method of distraction, something a lot of magicians utilize to keep the audience from noticing subtle hand movements or trick props.
[QUOTE=Alxnotorious;49501821]Is there a reason behind the weird facial tics and repeat hand movements? Is he trying to convey a plot?[/QUOTE]
witness now a man slowly self destructing cell by cell
[QUOTE=Alxnotorious;49501821]Is there a reason behind the weird facial tics and repeat hand movements? Is he trying to convey a plot?[/QUOTE]
He is so magic that he can't drink water properly.
How???
[QUOTE=MightyLOLZOR;49503432]How???[/QUOTE]
It's clearly some sort of magic
[QUOTE=MightyLOLZOR;49503432]How???[/QUOTE]
A really good combination of sleight of hand, camera positioning and distraction/suggestion tricks.
[QUOTE=Alxnotorious;49501821]Is there a reason behind the weird facial tics and repeat hand movements? Is he trying to convey a plot?[/QUOTE]
The guy is haunted by hallucinated red balls which cause him trouble and play pranks on him (like preventing him from drinking water), and no matter what he does he can't get rid of them
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