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Me lo han pasado por email sorprendidos como si fuera impresionante ver esto… a mi no me lo parece tanto… no se… ¿que os parece?
Pues yo solo veo unas manos que cambian de sitio las dos piezas…. ¿hay que ver algo más? ¿qué me pierdo????
10 de julio de 2006La idea es hacernos creer que una de las piezas es mas grande que la otra…al principio parece pero es por el angulo de la camara. Luego se colocan las dos juntas para que se vea que son del mismo tamaño…
11 de julio de 2006Pues es uno de los ‘truc0s’ o efectos ópticos más antiguos de la historia…
11 de julio de 2006Eso es mas viejo q su puta madre menuda mierda perder el tiempo en enseñarnos eso, no tienes cosas mejores q hacer?
4 de abril de 2008iiuuu q video tan ridiculo o sea
26 de noviembre de 2008