Pope Francis Table Cloth Magic Trick is Fake

[BananaDuck]

Someone needs a medal for CGI maybe work on the next hobbit film.

[Xwr]

We really need to send an open letter to pope to ask him to do this

[lyndonlives]

The biggest laugh is how proud he is of his trick and how unimpressed the cardinals are!

[HandledToaster]

That's so crazy man they edited the clip of the Pope's table cloth trick to look like he didn't do anything. Very realistic

[BlueJayKing]

I already told my parents the first one was real. Oh well.

[tomislavjovicin]

basicaly this video shows us that video recordings can no longer be considered proof in the court of justice

[bobbyavitia]

This has better cgi than most block busters these days.

[firstnamelastname]

This is... Holy magic! Highly effective against demons and the undead.

[amyduong]

How did they edit that so well!? I thought the right one was real when I first saw it, the candle sticks even wobble!!!

[nathanieloneil]

You can tell that the left one is fake because when Francis is at the table, he's behind the bald guy but suddenly is in front of him when he holds up the cloth.

[lockejawe]

"Reality is often disappointing."

[aftereffects]

Biden : Hmm.. I can do that too... Here hold my beer...

[Ani]

im gonna go right ahead and ignore this video. the pope does magic and no one can convince me otherwise. ur a wizard francis!

[motorsportfan]

This is terrifying, just imagine how much of the shit we see on the news could potentially be cgi like this.

[Fido_da_funni]

See kids, don't always trust the internet.

[geediwills]

Why tho? In the first place why? I can't help laughing from this 😂

[haha-ljsq]

They are both real. This is the Mandela effect. One universe, the Pope chooses to amaze everyone in the room with a sick ass magic trick. In another, the Pope decides against it, deciding to be lame

[AnaMariaCoMa]

0:12 there is the error... the tablecloth is superimposed on the priest that goes with him.

[awatf]

The most trust-worthy CNN broadcast be like:

[ritparent]

Obviously, the video on the right was the 7:30 AM Mass, and the one on the left was the 9:00 AM Mass.