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Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme[ Review by deathorglory August 2005 ]Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme SpeedTudor goes at a really good speed in this dvd, unlike its predecessor. He doesn't go too fast, but he doesn't go that slow either, his explanations might take a couple viewings, but it is still fairly easy to keep up with him.Speed 4 stars Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme Communication QualityAlso unlike some of the other dvd's he's released, he actually speaks with the performance. He is easy to understand, if you can get by with hearing the word "essentially" in almost every explanation.Communication 4 stars Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme AppearanceThe dvd makes it very easy to see, no backgrounds that would make it harder to see.Appearance 5 stars Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme Difficulty of Tricks TaughtSince you can't really give one score for the entire thing, I'll quickly give a score for each routine. The Man From New York: 1/5, Triumph 3: 2/5, Hypnotic: 5/5, Follow the Queen: 4/5, The Politician: 4/5, Showoff: 5/5. All of the routines have their own sleights that will take lots of work, and obviously some have more than others. I still wouldn't recommend this for beginners.Difficulty 3.5 stars Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme Teaching QualityThe teaching is pretty good in this dvd. He offers enough of it so that you can understand it. The only downside is that the multiple angles aren't used all that much, and sometimes I had wished that he had given a bit more advice. Much better teaching than his previous dvd, Generation X.Teaching 4 stars Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme Quantity6 routines, tons of material to learn, nothing to complain about.Quanity 5 stars Brian Tudor - Generation Extreme Price$50 does seem pretty steep for a magic video, especially since its predecessor (Generation X) went for about ten dollars less. Eventually you will find that with the amount of sleights and flourishes make it pretty worth it.Price 4 stars Brian Tudor in our Forums.Brian Tudor Last Post:Friday, 5th September, 2008 - 5:36 AM EDTTudor Cut 2 Last Post:Monday, 26th May, 2008 - 11:24 AM EDT Card Sharp by Brian Tudor Last Post:Saturday, 31st December, 2005 - 9:48 PM EST |
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