SleightfulSTAGE VERSION OF THE LEGENDARY MAGIC TRICK! | Vacuum by Hide and Sergey Koller | STUMPED review
The video is a detailed review of 'Vacuum' by Hide and Sergey Koller, a stage version of the famous magic trick where a hole in a card vanishes and turns into a sticker. The hosts from Stumped explore the trick's adaptation for stage use, highlighting its high-quality plastic construction for better visibility and durability. They discuss the trick's accessibility, the quality of the tutorial provided, and its performance potential, noting its suitability for professional settings despite some angle sensitivity. The review is positive, emphasizing the trick's visual impact and practicality for larger audiences, and concludes with a giveaway opportunity.
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Key points
The stage version of Vacuum features an enlarged, high-quality plastic card for better visibility and durability.
The trick is accessible to a wide range of performers, requiring minimal sleight of hand.
Included instructions are thorough, covering performance tips and handling nuances.
The effect is angle-sensitive but proper staging can mitigate most concerns.
Best suited for structured routines in formal settings with controlled conditions.
The hosts praise the trick's boldness and practicality for professional performers.