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Tag Archives: illusion
Derek DelGaudio’s In & of Itself (2020)
Director: Frank Oz Writer: Derek DelGaudio It played film festivals and is listed as Documentary so I am counting this one as a movie! Don’t think I am as enamored with this as others are but still liked it.
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2021, bill gates, brian henson, brick, cards, Cezary Zacharewicz, david blaine, david wain, Derek DelGaudio, Derek DelGaudio's In & of Itself, glenn kaino, identity, illusion, jake friedman, larry wilmore, live show, magic, magician, marina abramovic, mark mothersbaugh, Michael Robinson Fleming, new york, new york city, nyc, performance, russian roulette, show, stephen colbert, storyteller, storytelling, theater, theatre, tim gunn, vanessa lauren, will hochman
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The Wizard of Gore (1970)
Director: Herschell Gordon Lewis Writer: Allen Kahn
Posted in Horror
Tagged 1970, allen kahn, gore, Herschel gordon lewis, hypnotize, illusion, judy cler, magic, magician, murder, ray sager, talk show, television, the wizard of gore, tv, wayne ratay, wizard, wizard of gore
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Magic Camp (2013)
Director: Judd Ehrlich
Posted in Documentary, Review
Tagged camp, card, cards, children, documentary, illusion, judd ehrlich, kids, magic, magic camp, magician, summer camp, Tannen's Magic Camp
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Now You See Me (2013)
Director: Louis Leterrier Writers: Ed Solomon and Boaz Yakin & Edward Ricourt (Story by Boaz Yakin & Edward Ricourt)
Posted in Action, Drama, Romance, Thriller
Tagged 2013, alex kurtzman, boaz yakin, brian tyler, common, conan o'brien, dave franco, david copperfield, ed solomon, edward ricourt, fbi, four horseman, french, heist, illusion, interpol, isla fisher, jesse eisenberg, las vegas, louis leterrier, magic, magician, mark ruffalo, melanie laurent, michael caine, michael kelly, morgan freeman, now you see me, puzzle, roberto orci, vault, woody harrelson
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The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013)
Director: Don Scardino Writers: Jonathan Goldstein & John Francis Daley (Story by Chad Kultgen & Tyler Mitchell and Jonathan Goldstein & John Francis Daley) One of those comedies that has the tone and appearance of being funny but just doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2013, alan arkin, brad garrett, burt wonderstone, comedy, david copperfield, don scardino, gillian jacobs, illusion, james gandolfini, jay mohr, jim carrey, las vegas, magic, magician, nevada, olivia wilde, romance, steve buscemi, steve carell, the incredible burt wonderstone
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