The magician presents his phone, revealing a list of ten brief film critiques. The participant selects a number and memorizes the corresponding review, film title, and rating. Without uttering a word, the magician accurately identifies the film the participant is thinking of. This is just a glimpse of the performance.

For a more theatrical experience, a detailed presentation guides the participant to an imaginary cinema, where the magician shares insights and emotions about the chosen film. This effect can accommodate multiple participants, allowing two people to think of different movies at the same time.

DIGITAL VERSION

You’ll receive immediate access to a digital version that you can download and store on your phone, enabling you to perform ‘In Review’ whenever you wish. Additionally, a comprehensive 20-page instructional PDF is included, featuring full scripting, explanations, and essential nuances.

REVIEWS

Several individuals have received advance copies of ‘In Review’, and their feedback will be shared here in the upcoming weeks.

DANIEL DORIAN JOHNSON – REVIEW

‘In Review’ is EXCELLENT!

Daniel Dorian Johnson

MARC PAUL – REVIEW

A simple and direct method cleverly concealed with psychological principles.

A GREAT EDC.

Marc Paul

KALEB WADE – REVIEW

Paul Brook’s ‘In Review’ is entertaining, UTTERLY FOOLING, and perfectly crafted!

A brilliant piece of pocket mentalism!

Kaleb Wade

LUCA VOLPE – REVIEW

A quintessential ‘Paul Brook Pocket Style’ EDC (Every Day Carry) item.

With ten films listed, the spectator selects a number from one to ten, views the corresponding movie, and you can reveal it effortlessly. This straightforward method guarantees success 100% of the time.

I LOVE this kind of effect that fits in your wallet, always ready to perform.

Luca Volpe

PHILL SMITH – REVIEW

Paul’s ‘In Review’ is a self-contained movie-themed update of his original ‘Thought Reader Card’ effect, refining previous issues and adding an engaging presentation framework.

Along with the printed card for the trick, you receive an on-screen version to download, eliminating the need to carry anything else.

This fun piece integrates seamlessly into many close-up sets, making it a NO-BRAINER for anyone performing movie-themed mentalism.

Phill Smith

JASPER BLAKELEY – REVIEW

‘In Review’ fits comfortably in your wallet. While it isn’t self-working, anyone with basic performance skills can extract a lot from it.

The method may seem apparent at first, but I didn’t immediately grasp it, so I’m confident a layperson won’t either.

Once again, Paul demonstrates clever thinking with another “why didn’t I think of this?” product – SIMPLE, DIRECT, FOOLING, with the flexibility to create a brief or more psychologically engaging effect.

Jasper Blakeley