World's Greatest Magic - The ambitious card (2 hours and 6 minutes).

Historians have traced the origins of the "ambitious card" to a Frenchman named Alberti, who introduced him at the beginning of 1800; but the idea of ​​putting a card in the center of the deck and to find it at the top almost certainly has been used by other magicians before him. This effect has definitely intrigued magicians since then, and in fact almost all the "cardicians" since then have included a version of this trick in their repertoire.

In this volume, you will encounter a variety of performers that starting from this idea of magic base, a single card that constantly returns to the top of the deck, make him take intelligent and decidedly different directions. For example, David Regal presents his routine in which the paper, as a puppy, always responds to his master's voice. You will see and learn the routine of Harry Lorayne published in his classic "Close-up card magic" performed and taught by him in person. Frank Garcia offers some smart moves that are ready to be inserted into your routine, while Michael Ammar demonstrates a perfect routine for any magician's repertoire of card magic. Doc Eason's next with his routine, the point of culmination of her performances of "bar magic", while Paul Wilson, Al Schneider and the inimitable Tommy Wonder perform and teach their routines that end up with all the paper that appears in a place completely unexpected and magical. Finally, the memory of Dai Vernon about the origins of his timeless routine from Stars of Magic is the perfect way to complete this ambitious journey on paper.
It has been said that the paper ambitious is the most magical thing that you can do with a deck of cards, and with this DVD, the routines and performers offered, you will always know how to return the card chosen by the spectator at the top of the deck as if by magic .

Tenacious climber - David Regal
Ambitious card - Harry Lorayne
Ambitious card - Frank Garcia
Ambitious card - Michael Ammar
Ambitious card to wallet - Paul Wilson
Ambitious card - Doc Eason
Ambitious card and card to card case - Al Schneider
Ambitious card plus ring box - Tommy Wonder
Ambitious card story - Dai Vernon