The Ontology Project (OP) was somewhat of a let down. I honestly did not expect a FISM Champion to
take this particular approach to perform these classic routines. The routines are very good and
very close to producing miracles but none of them ends clean. They are very risky if performed
close up, it would take an unbelievable stretch from the magician in both imagination and audience
management to get a clean ending performing any of these routines close up; well, unless the
audience is exteremely shy and polite. But if performed on a stage or parlor setup, you, as the
magician, will get away with it and that is probably the reason why the OP got such a rave reviews
from brand name magicians because they all are stage or parlor performers. Given that maybe from
time to time they would invite an occasional volunteer on stage to be the eye of the audience that
is still relatively easy to get away in comparison to performing for a circle of friends at a party
on the coffee table. Had the OP included a few suggestions on how one can end clean, I would
probably take that into consideration and give it a better rating than 2 stars.