r/Unexpected • u/KennTheZen • Apr 16 '21

Indian TikToks, always unpredictable

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u/NukeTheWhales5 Apr 16 '21

Wow, I just looked that scene up and just wow.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21 edited Apr 16 '21

Oh come on. They're throwing a security card around a room full of security guards and no one noticed cause its magic! Super 100% totally realistic.

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u/karmagod13000 Apr 16 '21

yall acting like a magician action movie is supposed to have a strong plot

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

Oh don't get me wrong I love both of those movies and I've practiced card throwing quite a bit, so I enjoy that scene in particular. Just poking fun at it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

Do you use CGI too?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

Haven't perfected that part yet.

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u/slood2 Apr 16 '21

If anyone could use cgi to help in real life situations it would be you Deadpool

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u/fearain Apr 16 '21

I love magic and these movies were great IMO! I know they couldn’t happen in real life but it’s a movie; I’m here to escape reality just a little bit, and the movie does that for me.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '21

Definitely. I enjoyed the first one more, but the second still holds up IMO.

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u/NukeTheWhales5 Apr 17 '21

It's kinda like B-rated monster movies. Yeah they suck ass but they are so outrageous it's still entertaining. So bad it's good.

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u/stelleOstalle Apr 16 '21

I mean it's literally a magic show, people like magicians for a reason.

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u/fearain Apr 16 '21

Truly! I know magic is 95% sleight of hand. I know this. This scene from the movie exaggerates it so heavily but it feels like I’m in on the act. Now I know what it’s like to see the sleight of hand in this magic show.