Torn by Daniel Garcia (DVD)
Cost: $35
The Blurb::
The Effect
In the basement of a seedy Las Vegas hotel, Daniel Garcia slowly touched two pieces of torn playing card together. Achingly slowly, with no cover. And then he let go of one piece, and it was restored!
Paul Harris shook his head and softly muttered, If this kid’s not using some kind of sticky stuff, he owns me.? Daniel restored the third and fourth pieces in equally miraculous, just-touch-it-and-oh-my-god-it’s-restored ways, and handed Paul the card.
NO STICKY STUFF.
In lieu of Paul’s mortal soul, Daniel agreed to let Paul get Torn out to the world. It really is the next great leap forward in the piece-by-piece restoration; it's totally practical and even more magical than the original TV-only version.
With this DVD and a little work you’ll have a breathtaking magical effect you can do anywhere with any freely selected signed card.
Torn didn't just astonish Paul Harris -- Daniel has owned just about every magician and for sure every laymen he’s shown his creation to. Daniel Garcia's "Torn" is a must for anyone who wants to perform a truly miraculous piece-by-piece restoration.
MY Blurb:
Effect and Review:
You have a card chosen and signed. You then proceed to tear the card into fourths right in front of them. You then begin to restore the card right in front of them. Then you hand it too them.
It really does not use any ‘sticky stuff.’ Its fully examinable before and after. IT is a little angle sensitive, but with proper crowd control there should be no problem.
Daniel is an excellent teacher and covers this single effect extremely thoroughly. He does it from several different angles (front, back, sides even), in slow motion, regular speed. He teaches it step by step, hand and finger placement, and even those steps can be separated (broken down, and many are). All so you can see everything that is happening, so you get what to do and when to do it. Daniel also gives a short history on it, and his thoughts on the performance of it. The DVD is very well put together, and easy to navigate through.
This routine will take quite a lot of practice, this not something that you an just go out and perform in a few weeks. So if you don’t like to put a lot of effort into your magic, then this is not for you. But if you are willing to put the time and effort into this routine, it will be well worth it.
This is one of my favorite torn card routines, actually it is my favorite.
Rating 9/10 Difficulty 8.5/10






















