Behold! Bill Abbott’s Blockbuster: a mind-blowing card routine that’s both an opener & closer! Simple yet stunning, transform the deck before their very eyes! Examinable cards seal the magic. Get yours now!
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Bill Abbott – Blockbuster (Props not included)
Blockbuster is not just a card trick—it’s a complete performance that leaves audiences spellbound. Created by the renowned magician Bill Abbott, this routine is designed to be both an opening act and a grand finale, ensuring you make the strongest possible impression every time.
“Blockbuster has been my go-to card routine when I want to make the STRONGEST magical impression on an audience. It’s an OPENER and a CLOSER all in one.”
With its engaging premise, Blockbuster immediately connects with audiences, offering four distinct moments of applause and building up to a finale that can elicit screams of amazement. Its versatility means you can perform it in various settings—whether it’s a walk-around at a cocktail party, a formal banquet, or a large parlour show. And it’s suitable for all age groups, from sophisticated adults to enthusiastic children.
One of the standout features of Blockbuster is its simplicity. With just a basic force and a double lift, even novice magicians can master this routine. Despite its simplicity, the impact is profound, making it a staple in any professional magician’s repertoire.
Key Features of Blockbuster:
- An OPENER and a CLOSER all in one, perfect for making a lasting impression.
- FOUR magical effects that transform both individual cards and the entire deck.
- Versatile performance options – suitable for walk-around, banquet tables, and large parlour settings.
- Ideal for cocktail receptions, as it requires no props or assistance from the audience.
- Engages audiences of all ages, making it perfect for family events and kids’ shows.
- Ends with examinable cards, allowing the audience to inspect and marvel at the transformation.
- Quick 3-second reset, enabling you to perform it repeatedly throughout the night.
Blockbuster is not just a trick – it’s a performance that can stand alone. As Bill Abbott says, “The only drawback with Blockbuster…is that nothing can follow it!”
For magicians looking to elevate their act, Blockbuster is the ultimate choice. Its combination of simplicity, versatility, and sheer impact ensures that your performance will be unforgettable.
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Blockbuster
“Blockbuster has been my go-to card routine when I want to make the STRONGEST magical impression on an audience. It’s an OPENER and a CLOSER all in one.
Blockbuster has an instant connection with an engaging premise that people respond to immediately, has four applause/reaction cues and builds to the kicker ending that can generate screams!
It contains enough flexibility that you can work it at cocktail receptions in your hands, at a banquet hall full of tables or for a large group in a formal parlour setting. AND it can work for any age group, from sophisticated cocktail parties to kids shows!
One of the advantages of the Blockbuster methodology is in its simplicity. There’s a force which is in the reach of any novice magician, and a double lift – and that’s it!
I carry two gaffed decks of cards at any paid gig. One of them is my Invisible Pro Deck and the other is Blockbuster. Because it’s just that good.
The only drawback with Blockbuster…is that nothing can follow it!”
-Bill Abbott
Blockbuster…
- Is an OPENER and a CLOSER all in one.
- Is FOUR magical effects where the single chosen playing cards and inevitably the whole deck is completely transformed.
- Performable in the hands for walk-around, at a formal banquet table and for large groups in a parlour situation.
- Especially great for cocktail receptions where guests don’t a have a free hand to hold cards or props, as it can ALL happen in the performers hands.
- Works for any age group, including children!
- Ends with examinable cards that the audience is encouraged and grab and inspect.
- Has a 3 second reset between performances, so you can repeat it again and again all night long.
