Liquify by Tobias Dostal - Magic Review

Hello there everyone, I am trying to build a magic review channel since a lot of tricks, books, and downloads lack reviews and input. Since I own so much magic, I have decided to create this channel in order to help you make better purchases and give you an idea about what you are purchasing! In this video, I look at Liquify by Tobias Dostal.

If you wish to contact me, I have a twitter and an Instagram page (sebastiantocamagic) in which I am active and ready to answer your questions. I will answer your questions and requests for further reviews with pleasure. Just do not ask me to reveal the method for you!!

Subscribe to help me grow, and make other magicians see these reviews before buying new products.

ALAKAZAM CODE: SEBASTIAN05856

[MarkDavies-sg]

Great review my friend.
Am expecting it to arrive tomorrow, and looking forward to using this.
Looking at a few other reviews they mostly say not to milk this too long, but is a quick, good fast effect, that can grab people's interest. Looks fun and again thanks for the review.

[Davidblaine]

I must have manly hands! My rings don’t spin around and fall down

[Davidblaine]

If you’re out performing why don’t you have. Live performances

[keithg]

You say you are trying to build a review channel. This what I look for in a review:

The difficulty level. Maybe a comparison such as if you can do X trick, then you can do this one; or if you find this type of sleight difficult, then you'll have trouble with this one.

The angles, as well as the best performance types for the trick. For instance, I hate tricks that only look good from a certain angle. Useless for closeup magic.

If it uses magnets, loops, thread, diy, apps, etc. Sometimes it's fun to make stuff, sometimes it isn't. Sometimes magnets lead to cool tricks, but sometimes it feels like a cop-out for that to be the method. I always feel cheated when I learn that magnets are the method, especially when a trailer edits out the sound of the magnet being used. Dead give away.

Is it presented well? If I speak English with an American accent, I might find it difficult to understand a foreign magician without subtitles. If the audio is lousy, that is a problem. If the video quality looks like it was filmed with a potato, then that's no good. If the magician doesn't show multiple angles or doesn't do a good job showing how the trick is performed, or if they make assumptions about their audience and assume that they understand a certain principle, etc.

If there are skills or tricks you need to have learned or be familiar with in order to perform the trick.

Instant reset? Takes a little while, how does it work? How practical is the magic?
Quality of the material. Quality of the magic. Is it worth the price?
Is there anything You'd change, or if you have a recommendation for how to perform this or an adjustment to it.