HARRY HOUDINI S MOVIE SERIAL CALLED

Harry Houdini S Movie Serial Called

The film was a massive success, prompting Houdini to start his own film In The Grim Game, Houdini plays Harvey Hanford, a young man who is framed for murder. Houdini returned to film in 1916 when he served as a special-effects consultant on the Path thriller, The Mysteries of Myra. While his magic career soared, Houdini signed a contract with B.F. Rolfe of Octagon Films, in 1918, to star in a movie serial called The Master Mystery.

It never became not interesting to me. The second half is very different from the first half because of Houdini's change in interests, but that is what actually happened, so. But as a series, it was still pretty darn good! -The story was well focused and very compelling. If has a total runtime of 2 hours 20 minutes, a great cast, and high production design. -I honestly wish Houdini would have been a film.

-Houdini had some flaws trying to add style and suspense, but despite its best efforts, it was very well done, well-acted, and compelling due to an engaging story and relentless pace. I am also not going to complain about an anticlimactic ending, because that is how Harry Houdini went, very anticlimactically. I also really liked seeing how tricks were done, and some of them are explained afterwards, making you guess first. Everything from costumes to makeup was done very well. -The production design on the film was great. It is prevalent that he lives through dangerous escapes, but his life was still on the line, so modern music and quick-cuts don't were overkill.

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