| The Prestige Review |
| by Tim Voon |
| This is a story about the secret lives of magicians. 'The Prestige'
weaves a web of suspense leaving a trail of magic tricks that keep you
guessing until the final act. With every magic trick there are 3 parts. more |
| The Prestige Review |
| by Steve Rhodes |
| Rarely has magic been presented less magically than in THE PRESTIGE. Oh, the
clever tricks are all there, but the staging is so serious and glum that
watching it is like trying to get sexual titillation by reading anatomy
textbooks. more |
| The Prestige Review |
| by Homer Yen |
| >From an early exposition, we learn what The
Prestige actually is. As it is explained,
~{!0~}every great magic trick consists of three
acts. The first act is called 'The Pledge.' The
magician shows you something ordinary, but of
course it probably...more |
| The Prestige Review |
| by Mark R. Leeper |
| CAPSULE: Toward the end of the 19th century two
rival stage magicians compete and battle for
dominance. This is a thriller, an education in
stage magic, a mystery, and even a bit of a
science fiction film. Christopher...more |
