It's neat, but sadly rather badly faked. First off, look at the lighting when the water "freezes." That's a nice tip-off to a fake. The most likely explanation is that that section is actually footage of ice melting run in reverse. Several people have tested this, it doesn't work.

you really have to be a f***ing idiot to belief this s***

Just my theory anyway... http://timdotnet.net/wiggumdaily/2007/07/29/instant-ice-yeah-im-not-so-sure/

tried it and it dosnt work

Hello, Yes, of course it's a fake. The chemistry/fire/straw thing is just for those who skipped Science 101. Here's how I think it's done: After the straw is withdrawn, the camera is stopped and the glass is sprayed with carbon dioxide gas, which freezes the water enough to make some of it solid (you can see a few dribbles as the glass is overturned) The camera is turned back on and voila! Ice! Except that you can see some of the CO2 evaporating from the tabletop and the light changes as well. Not too bad....

Wat the hell i could not do it.i am pist off

i didnt believe this at first .... put buy a bottle of water not tap water put it in the freezer for 2-3 hours keep checkin to make sure it doesnt freeze..... DO NOT MOVE THE BOTTLE THOUGH after the 2-3 hrs passed try it ..... bang the bottle its worked i was shocked ... cos i was adament to my partner that it wouldnt work ... then it worked