A lackluster run-of-the-mill and amateurish documentary. The only thing that distinguishes this is the ton of fake reviews by one-review wonders obviously affiliated with the film. I hope this film fails miserably despite the fraudulent glowing reviews. Posting fake reviews has clearly become a strategy that untalented filmmakers use to hawk their mediocre films to moviegoers by simply lying about the films' qualities. Trust me, you will have more fun watching a kids' party magician twist balloons than suffering through this excuse of a film. NOTE TO FAKE REVIEWERS: you should be ashamed of yourselves for promoting these grade C efforts. If you spent more time on your filmmaking and less on writing fake reviews, some day you might actually produce a decent movie. I wish FakeSpot would add the IMDb reviews to the list of sites it analyzes to rate the quality of the reviews.
Review of Magicians: Life in the Impossible
