David Copperfield , Old Magic

Just how does he do it? Amazing. I don't get how it's done!

Quite right. If there's anything more fun than being right, its being wrong. Thanks for reminding me :)

Thanks for the tip, but I DO think it's better when I watch the dancers, the jokes, the show and the special effects. Don't be so afraid to let yourself be "fooled" - it's good fun! ;)

well ,i would of wanted to see the "midget"
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,his talented anyway !
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copperfields da best

This trick always comes down to the dimensions of the box. The coloring of the box makes it look very shallow, when its actually quite deep. The blades look like they're wide enough to cut the girl in half, but she's actually got quite a bit of room.

Whenever you watch magic, ignore everything except for what happens. Don't look at the dancers, ignore the jokes, don't look at the props, or lasers, or explosions, just observe the trick.

when he laser the box why the box is not on fire is not real magic is tricks

Daisy Duke : I love you !!!!!!!!!

lol that wasnt a trap floor, it looks like the 7 plates that they took out.

is a blade

hey did anyone else see the trapdoor in the floor behind the box at 7:13?
and did anyone notice that they put like over 7 mirror plate thingies, in, but only took one out?

mmmm daisy duke....

Its a hungarian song, Liszt Ferenc - 2nd hungarian rapsody

wtf??? this guy is the greatist magician

dude come on..you really think that we think this is real..give me a break..we all know magic is fake...that's why what magicians do best are called magic TRICKS. the laser is there as a prop..to help fool people into thinking he is actually cutting his assistant

Amazing. Now, THIS is what I call a good magic trick. Not because of the illusion itself, that much is basically a variant on the classic "sawed in half" and its many variants. What makes this work is the performance, like when his assistant tries to second guess him and he makes a joke about it, or when the feet box walks away, or even the style and impressiveness with which he removes one segment at a time.