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== Appearances in popular media == * The "Reverse Balducci" is performed by Wade's crew members in the film ''[[You Got Served]]''. * The "Reverse Balducci" is performed and mentioned by name in issue 25 of the comic book series ''[[Y: The Last Man]]''. * ''[[Hotel Babylon (BBC series)|Hotel Babylon]]'' S3E7 features a character (Dan Black) loosely based on David Blaine, who performs the illusion in the lift; later one of the main characters (Anna) shows the other hotel staff (but not the viewer) how the illusion is performed. * In the movie [[John Dies at the End (film)|''John Dies at the End'']], when Dave goes to a party and hears a girl gasp that a man just levitated off the ground, he asks how high and scoffs, "Let me guess, about six inches above the grass right? Balducci levitation?" * In ''[[House (TV series)|House]]'' [[Body & Soul (House)|S8E18]], Dr. [[Gregory House]] performs the illusion for his team after they tell him they witnessed a patient levitating over his hospital bed.
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