Criss Angel's illusions in this show are mind blowing. Some of his demonstrations are extremely dangerous so don't attempt any of his demostrations because some people do it for the heck of it. One illusion he did was so dangerous I thought he was dead. My three favorite mindfreak moment was the woodchipper, quarter through arm and the steamroller. This show is perfect for people who love to be mystified.
Criss Angel Mindfreak
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Common Sense says
Magic + stunts = explosive entertainment.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 13–16
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What Parents Need to Know
This review of Criss Angel Mindfreak was written by Emily Ashby
Parents need to know that each episode of this series begins with a strong disclaimer for good reason, as the stunts performed could be deadly. Although Angel and his team plan for every possible mishap, the fact that he makes a spectator sport out of self-inflicted pain is disturbing. The show at least attempts to portray the seriousness of the stunts and follows up on any resulting injuries.
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about making responsible choices. What repercussions does Angel suffer from some of his stunts? How do his actions affect his family? Why does he continue doing this? Families can also discuss the limits of what should be on TV. Should something this dangerous be shown for entertainment? Does showing it make it seem less dangerous?
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Criss Angel is a mindfreak that will blow your mind
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Desparately Seeking Attention
Chris and his counterpart David Blaine are easily mockable. Hyper-self-serious, humorless, joyless. Very self-important. Pathetically they follow around thier own street audience to ask again and again, "what did you think of that trick? What do you think of me?" My 13-year old is a "serious" magician, active in magic orgs and practices daily without prompting. He admires both Chris Angel and David Blaine and hope to "be like them." I'm allowing him to watch thier stunts, over and over, hoping that as he matures he will see how immature they both are. Magic is wonderful, but it should bring joy and wonder, not self-centered stunts for attention.
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I rate this title on for age 0 and give it
Cool show!!!
This is a great show. Criss Angel is absolutely amazing, and you can never figure out how he does things. Some illusions he does can be pretty gross like on one where he tore a woman in half, and he also tore himself in half. It's pretty gross. You would think it's fake, but I believe he really can do these impossible things. So give it a try. Criss Angel Mindfreak is the BEST!!!!!
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It blewme away

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