I apologize that I left out this important nice touch Cameron has added to his Tn'R Rehab Redux. I somehow forgot to mention that you have the option to place the folded card and last piece into the specs hand to be restored! This is a very nice touch bc we all know magic happening in the spectators hands is always strong. I most definitely will play with every handling as they are all deserving of using. As I mentioned in my initial review I Love the face out handling bc it's super convincing and especially more visual if you use a court card. Something I might do is after having them sign the back I will initial the corner . This will add another convincer when restoring the first piece. The retention of vision of your initials and when it restores is what I'm going to test out. And an idea on it restoring in their hand I might do is take out a lighter and burn the two edges pretty good and then pinch out the flame before putting in their closed fist. If anyone is familiar with Wayne Houchins' Counterfeit Hollingsworth you will know what I mean. It's just another option. The card will have singe marks around the last piece in the corner adding another plausible reason that the last piece is the hardest as it has two edges it needs to restore. Just another idea. Sorry I didn't remember to include these points in my original review but I wanted to piggyback it with these valuable thoughts! This is a winner and I'm shocked there aren't any other reviews here. There's a few more on the magic cafe if you want to learn more and I highly endorse this worker of a routine. Thanks again Cameron for updating your already awesome Tn'R!

I’m a big fan of Hollingworth’s Reformation. I tried learning it many times until I finally admitted to myself that it’s just too technically demanding for me. I’ve seen other versions of the piece by piece restoration over the years but none of them made it into my performance set.

Now I have Rehab Redux by Cameron Francis. I watched the video and followed along with my cards. Like any magic effect, it will take some practice to get it smooth looking but each piece’s restoration is clear and well thought out and any magician will be able to make this look great. I will be adding this to my repertoire.

The best surprises came at the end of the video. First, a performers’ view of the entire routine (I love that!), then an ending you can do in the spectator’s hand and finally, a demonstration of the routine with the card face out which looked amazing and required no change in the handling. Recommended!

So let's first acknowledge that you should get everything that Cameron Francis has put out in the magic community. Ok let's now review this Tn'R. I've been a fan and supporter of Cameron for years and I have at least 90% of his effects. I own is original Rehab DVD with Big Blind Media and it offers 5 additional awesome card effects. Definitely get it. But here's the skinny on Rehab Redux... It's nearly perfect. We all are fans of Danny Garcia and especially his take on the Tn'R. It's a classic for a reason. But let me share why I feel Redux is better. There are multiple similarities in the routine....BUT here where Redux stands out. Watch the demo and you will understand. In phase one you can flip over the torn piece and show the face. Wow, super convincer #1.
And after the 3rd piece you can show the face of the 3/4 restored card again! What???
The last piece is super motivated and what you'd expect and it's so fair. So here's where Redux offers the best of treats....you can do this with the card FACE OUT.... yeah it's pretty to another level. Even though Cameron gifted me with a copy to review, I'm 100% honest and have stated everything I love about this Tn'R. There is nothing I do not like. I own a number of different torn and restored effects and plan to use this always. It's easy, angles are nearly non-existent
And it's anytime , anywhere!
Thank you Cameron, you never fail to bring it!!!!