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Reflection Paper About Magick

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Magic or magick? I really love movies like these, combining with magic, challenging the existing view and thought of audience. However, put away my love of magic, let’s simply talk about the movie. Admittedly, everyone has his or her own point of view, and there usually many different elements got mixed up in one movie. So the audience naturally has a different experience about one movie. But for Now You See Me, this is not the case, aside from the plot, logic, and commercial questions, everyone is really shocked by the wonderful magic effect. Well, back to stats, everyone is really shocked by the math behind the wonderful magic effect. Before talking about the plot, let’s take a look at the magic first: In the magic week, what Dong played …show more content…

Other than Zhoujielun, I would consider the old women in the magic shop the second “magical” person – she turned into a member of the organization immediately after the dame have said her hypothesis in the elevator – maybe the people of the organization has always been watching us. Initially I thought the dame was just saying things nonsense, but it turns out that the old woman was really watching over them. I have done a little bit research of this magic shop later on by searching "The best magic shop in the world, Macao Ong magic shop "After checking the information, the magic shop does exist, labeling " Weng magic store. " Macau Weng magic by the Macau international magic was founded in 1988. Weng's magic footprints could be found all over Asia, Europe and the United States. "Weng magic shop" provided the original unique magic shop scenes for this movie, but also during the filming in Macau – a lot of rare props and the corresponding technical support are offered. For the hypnosis part in the movie, clearly it’s overstated. While some hypnosis are complicated to do, it's just not as complicated as a movie showed. The movie exaggerated some concepts of hypnosis. But in real hypnosis, the hypnotist is in a highly suggestive state. And

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