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I just want to tell you that I support you: I saw some shows with DB a couple of years ago, and it struck me that his magic tricks most likely consisted of heavy editing rather than actual skill. (I believe he is very skilled, but he has chosen the easy way out and performed his tricks at the cutting table rather than in front of the audience).
Then, recently, I saw his show about a "normal" guy who was never did anything out of the ordinary, and who was afraid of flying, but who nevertheless, after a couple of weeks of invisible coaching from DB, suddenly found himself performing a heroic feet flying an air plane. This would all be very well, if it was not for the obvious use of a stooge: the "normal" guy was obviously an actor, so it was no great trick making him do whatever DB wanted him to do.
This guy, who had not been hypnotised before by DB, would be hypnotised simply by DB speaking to him through a loudspeaker under his bed at night, and he would be in such a deep trance that he would not notice being brought out of the house and taken to a soggy field where he encountered a lion (if I remember correctly), and after wards he would think it was all but a dream.
Later the stooge would (without being hypnotised) steal the stuff from a party van abandoned by its driver, and arrange a street party that obviously used a lot more stuff than the contents of one small van.
And at the end DB brings him in a deep trance just by slapping his hand on the stooges forehead so that he can be transferred from a real aeroplane, driven in a car to a flight simulator which he then thinks is real, and he steers it down successfully. OK, if it was a real normal guy who found himself in the cockpit, the stress and adrenaline might cause him to not notice that the view is not 3D, and looking more like a computer simulation, so that one could probably pass.
As DB writes himself the use of stooges is artistically repugnant, and I have therefore decided not to see any more shows with Derren Brown.
