Britain’s Got Talent

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It was a good show but I'm not overly convinced by it all. For example, he could've taken various shots of his daughter playing with various coloured crayons, he also could'e placed various different "toys" as she was sleeping. The cube and the word is a little more difficult to explain away.
 
It was a good show but I'm not overly convinced by it all. For example, he could've taken various shots of his daughter playing with various coloured crayons, he also could'e placed various different "toys" as she was sleeping. The cube and the word is a little more difficult to explain away.
Every page could be premarked and the Sharpie has no ink, not sure about the cube.
 
Good shout on the sharpie.
Despite what he said, the Penguin card WAS slight of hand.
The red crayon was probably the only one in the box that Walliams could remove (others attached to box?)

The pattern on the cube when Amanda hands it back for guy to put in the box differs from the revealed pattern.
Watched it back in slow motion several times and something definitely goes on with the cube.
The key is that initially the centre orange square has 2 adjacent yellow squares along one side, when revealed, the orange centre has just 1 yellow adjacent square.

Credit to the guy, because he performed the act very well.
Dare I question the validity of the back story, just to elevate the act by adding the emotional element.

Mrs K hates it when I always figure out the magic acts on BGT!

Having said that, "magic" is all about skill and being able to convince the audience to wonder and believe...in the moment.
The audience do not have the luxury of replay and slow motion.
 
Good shout on the sharpie.
Despite what he said, the Penguin card WAS slight of hand.
The red crayon was probably the only one in the box that Walliams could remove (others attached to box?)

The pattern on the cube when Amanda hands it back for guy to put in the box differs from the revealed pattern.
Watched it back in slow motion several times and something definitely goes on with the cube.
The key is that initially the centre orange square has 2 adjacent yellow squares along one side, when revealed, the orange centre has just 1 yellow adjacent square.

Credit to the guy, because he performed the act very well.
Dare I question the validity of the back story, just to elevate the act by adding the emotional element.

Mrs K hates it when I always figure out the magic acts on BGT!

Having said that, "magic" is all about skill and being able to convince the audience to wonder and believe...in the moment.
The audience do not have the luxury of replay and slow motion.

You need to get a life, it’s an illusion, entertainment, with a nice emotive story attached, to even query that says more about you than the act!
 
Someone has an interest in magic/illusions and tries to analyse what went on.

Result on here is that they get someone going off on a rant. Unbelievable!
 
You need to get a life, it’s an illusion, entertainment, with a nice emotive story attached, to even query that says more about you than the act!

Did someone get out of bed the wrong side this morning?
Your comment is way out of order!

In the posts prior to mine, the discussion was around how the "magic" worked, yet you have chosen not subject those posters to abuse.
My post was simply a follow on from those.
I understand that my questioning of the back story could have hit a nerve, but as I said, it elevates the illusion.

As KenL recognized, I do have an interest in magic/illusions where I enjoy well performed acts in the moment.
What is wrong for me to then try to figure out how an act worked....especially given my interest in the genre.
 
If you watch magic being exposed there is always an answer to the trick,as has been said it’s about trickery and illusion.
I must admit he pulled the trick off brilliantly and executed the story brilliantly also.
The whole show though is so staged and the judges cringeworthy at times,and how bad does Ant look.
 
Did someone get out of bed the wrong side this morning?
Your comment is way out of order!

In the posts prior to mine, the discussion was around how the "magic" worked, yet you have chosen not subject those posters to abuse.
My post was simply a follow on from those.
I understand that my questioning of the back story could have hit a nerve, but as I said, it elevates the illusion.

As KenL recognized, I do have an interest in magic/illusions where I enjoy well performed acts in the moment.
What is wrong for me to then try to figure out how an act worked....especially given my interest in the genre.

Are you a magic loving lefty liberal pinko socialist Corbynite? If so we don't like those types round here....
 
The whole show though is so staged and the judges cringeworthy at times

I couldn't agree more, but the show is entertaining and does showcase some fantastic talent.
Was pleasantly surprised that they reigned in showing the utter garbage acts, although there were a few in there for good measure.
 
Well I never....... a 'stage show' that has been staged!! Who'd have imagined that eh??
Very entertaining & well delivered... an accomplished show man..... very clever & moving.

Thanks to all for the enlightenment on how we were tricked.
 
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Robin , pack it in please

OK, I don't give a damn that he thinks my comments are 'out of order', that's my opinion, which is in stark difference to his, in questioning the validity of the emotive content and basis of the act. Now that comment I found distasteful, why, because I can relate to it personally, so just just he's someone who likes to analyse these kind of acts, doesn't mean I can't question his comment against the validity of what they went through as a couple, which I'm pretty sure would be validated by the producers and hardly something they would falsify on national television only to be outed if untrue!

So, out of order, no, I don't think so, as such I don't give a damn to his complaint about my comments, is that OK for you?
 
In the posts prior to mine, the discussion was around how the "magic" worked, yet you have chosen not subject those posters to abuse.
My post was simply a follow on from those.

Abuse, you don't know the meaning of the word if you think that's abuse :rofl:

And, none of the previous posters questioned the validity of emotive story to which it was based on, so your complaint to my comments are baseless.

Dare I question the validity of the back story, just to elevate the act by adding the emotional element.
 
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