Paul Brook – In Review (3rd Edition)

The performer takes out his phone and shows an image. It contains ten short film reviews:

The participant thinks of a number and memorises the movie’s review, film and rating score.

Without the participant saying a single word, the performer can tell the participant what film is being thought of.

That’s the quick version.

Suppose you want to make more of a performance piece of this. In that case, a presentation is provided where the participant is guided to an imaginary cinema, takes a seat, and the performer can reveal their thoughts and feelings about the film the participant chose to watch.

More than one film can be chosen, making this great for use with two people thinking of different movies simultaneously.