URI GELLER | Seeing is Believing | Documentary Reports | 1974
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- Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2010
- Thames Television was given unique access to a young Uri Geller. Where his spoon bending and Psychic abilities were put to the test. With some very interesting results. This programme was first transmitted on 15/01/1974
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URI geller, the only magician who threatens to sue you if you suggest his tricks are not genuine magic powers
james randi lost multiple libel cases including the one against geller. think before you believe
@@Demilich23 - Randi won the libel actions by Geller who tried to use the court system to silence the truth. Geller is a lying sack of shit.
@@GamingLover-xp8hc LOL
He lives in a very nice house in southern England. I wonder 🤔
@@Demilich23 - Uri Geller could never prove that his tricks were anything more than just that...a trick!
Bending with his mind? These utensils are being handled so much by Geller they started the #metoo movement.
He still is a good magician. He brought his own gimmick spoons and utensils.
So he's the carrot top of cutlery?
All the amazing things a person could do if they had telekenitic power, And all this guy does is bend spoons?
he will solve poverty and hunger with this useful psychautistic ability
There’s a river in the fork. ?
Very clever trick though..
@@ImGoingSSJ97 NB : of his family
If u have brain waves u got it, techniques differs but ability is wide.
You believe this is real hahahahah 😂
2:16 The guy stated exactly how Uri performs this trick. He bent the fork head in advance, enough to weaken but not break it.
But it was bendeeeng. You could see it bendeeeeng.
A shape-memory alloy is an alloy that can be deformed when cold but returns to its pre-deformed ("remembered") shape when heated. It may also be called memory metal, memory alloy, smart metal, smart alloy, or muscle wire.
Dude it wasn't bending it didn't take much pressure at all to get it to bend thats why he rubs it at the top and wiggles it back n forth that fork never bent lolol
@@GirGir183 he can't let himself see that or he'll have to admit magic is real and have an existential crisis
@@hawk_202 you realize he was being sarcastic. Magic is real but not from people. Magic is in the quantum physics of the world. It's magic to me anyway
I think part of the spoon (or perhaps the whole spoon) is made of Gallium. This is a metal that melts at just above room temperature.
Like to see him put it back together again.
then everything changed when the fire nation attacked..
this has to be the funniest comment on youtube lmao!!
😂😂😂😂😂
Temani Mani no chance
IM DED
What I don't understand is he's supposed to be telekinetic, but it keeps touching it
Ah, well he’s full of crap. Hope that helps clear things up
It's actually much simpler than that. When nobody's looking, he quickly bends the objects with his bare hands. In magician's circles it's known as distraction and it's an important part of every magic act. You don't need any fancy metals for that.
its known as distraction outside of magician 'circles' too
It’s known as ‘misdirection’ and Uri’s technique was to pre-bend the spoons. Amazing to think that anyone ever fell for it! But then again, people still believe in God.
Sleight of hand
I remember watching a show called noels house party where they literally showed him bending the spoons as the cameras were hidden....
One of the best charlatan of all time
He wasn’t in The Charlatans!
You mean one of the worst😂🤣
One might hope that seeing is believing, however those not so naive realize that our minds as human beings are susceptible to optical illusions.
Uri Geller was very very very popular in the Netherlands in 2011/2012. Millions of people watched his show every week.
2012? What? This guy was exposed as a fraud back in the 70's
@@garichar I know right. But somehow he was incredibly famous here for a while. With his spoon trick.
I thought the Dutch knew better
the netherlands must be full of boneheads
@@discostu004 In a country of nearly 18 million people, for millions to think Uri Geller is worth watching, that sounds about right.
There is no spoon
NO SHIT ...man you are RIGHT !..god damn ...YOU OPENED MY EYES ....
Fraud
Its entertaining cant believe ppl actually hates the guy enough to expose him. Its like boycotting mcdonalds once you find out there burgers dont look like the ones being advertised.
Fond memories of this. In my teenage years I can remember being amazed at this and trying to bend spoons/forks like this after seeing him on TV ( with NO success of course!) Many of us were so gullible lol. Now we see the evidence that he was nothing more than a "magician", exposed by the wonderful James Randi, Johnny Carson and even on Noel's House Party in the UK where hidden cameras secretly filmed him at a set up dinner-he clearly, sneakily used two hands to bend a fork!!!! I also saw him a few years ago at our science festival-but he didn't bend a spoon. Instead, he asked us all to bring watches which had stopped working and he would attempt to get them working! What a pointless exercise-after about 200 were put on stage in front of him he used his amazing powers on them. Again-complete failure. He seemed more intent in telling us that during the interval that he had been talking with his friend, Michael (Jackson)! FFS!! I think he just loved the idea of fame and celebrity! Clearly a pretentious fake making a lucrative career as a con man. And, as Geller claims that his powers were given to him by an angel from another planet, I would simply ask why did this angel give him the useless power to bend cutlery lol!
Pls research this case more he literally worked for the CIA and the CIA confirmed this but then when uri quit as they wanted him to do dangerous things the CIA denied ever hiring him even though a couple of year prior they confirmed him I think your gullible for thinking people like it I don’t live among us daily it’s extremely possible there’s people with abilities like his and some far worse
@@deiadadoll the cia said he was real during the days when there was no sceptics there. The days they were it was easy to see he was fake
@@deiadadoll the same document that claimed he was real also stated there were no skeptics to watch him
@@deiadadoll I recommend the book The Men Who Stare at Goats - you might enjoy the description of the army General who tried to walk through a wall.
Gullible/dumb people are everywhere, including the CIA.
He also worked for mossad. He has a gift, randi never exposed him, he's just got an axe to grind with the man for some reason. Probably an antisemitic axe
A genuine bender.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There's a difference between being a stage magician and a pathological liar.
This guy should join the Avengers
Very interesting!
The spoons he used to bend were made of gallium (atomic number, 31). So, some of the tricks he used to perform, anyone can perform them (with gallium-made spoons). If people in the public just happened to take with them some spoons made of stainless steel or silver to the theater, he would not have been able to fool the public. You can read the article "Gallium" in the Wikipedia in English; especially, the second paragraph. 20220821 (Sunday).
This can be done with any spoon/fork. No need for one with a specific metal. It is just more difficult with heavier utensils
if he used gallium, he'd have to be incredibly careful not to melt the entire thing. as someone else said, this is easily done with any old spoon or fork. you just need to bend the shit out of it back and forth beforehand until you notice it getting quite weak, at which point the trick is ready to be presented.
edit: also to add, Uri never melted anything into liquid metal actually. this proves that it was never Gallium.
I think he did use it sometimes, but its well known now so he couldn't fool people with that any more. I saw a clip of him that was clearly a gallium spoon. the spoon was falling apart and felt soft to the volunteer.
@@macehilmatecilof4140 Gallium goes liquid on the surface whilst staying solid just below.
uri's genius was that people are so stupid.
The magic of Gallium! (It's a metal on the period table, learn your chemistry, bitches.)
the only thing Uri has ever bent is the truth!
😅
Total bolloks
These are generally prepared tricks because the teaspoons are soften in advanced and then with a slight rubbing of the fingers they bend. He is a B.S artist.
I always asked believers - Why hasn't Uri done anything worthwhile with his powers ... = perplexed facial expressions.
Lol uri Gellar will bend some utensils trust me he won't be loosening any rivets on a plane lmfao
"touch it, touch it very gently"
uri geller is the reason i can cry blood, i hate him!
seethe moar
One of the greatest con artists of our time. How they let him on television in the first place for bending spoons was actually, a miracle. I suppose people were more gullible back then.
The magic of Gallium.
among other methods randi was always careful not to reveal the way he bend spoons himself since there are several methods one can use if randi revealled one method, uri then would use another method to claim powers without using the first method
“Uri Geller, the guy who bends the spoons”
*flies off into the sky*
"Please go, please!" - Uri Geller.
I'm only here cuz I always heard the Incubus lyrics about Gellar bending silver spoons for years but never knew who he was. Gellar to me is Ross from Friends.
lol u made my day
Brilliant ability. Rubs the prongs and it snaps at the neck by the rivet. Spooky.
I seem to remember this brought down the GLC( it wasn’t thatcher) as all the school dinner halls were experiencing phenomenally high casualty rates on the cutlery.
In reality, a magician does not have to admit anything to their audience, let their audience think their own thoughts.
Any fool can see that this is complete and utter rubbish!
Well said tommy!
Jolly good show Tommy!
Utter rubbish he made multi millions from. People dumb enough to pay for this shit
No, joke my aunt tried this and didn't failed! It's possible!
@@stefanrichter5458 I also bended a car! All you have to do is believe! Next I'm going to try and bend a house!
so no one else tried rubbing a fork to see if that's what did it? still, he's fun to watch
Uri is a truly sad man who has spent a lifetime conning people for money. His outlandish claims a children's game purposefully degraded him and the lawsuit against them claiming outrageous claims shows the very awful man he is. Defaming a childrens gain for attention is quite pathetic and speaks to his lifetime of being worthless.
He is a huge fraud but not sad. He made a lot of money with it after all.
Not only that, he made it so that Kadabra can never be marketed again. the pokemon has never had cards since the first set.
@@NetConsolethats not entirely true, geller released the ban recently, and allowed pokemon to do kadabra cards again (probably needs money, thus attention) and there is a kadabra in the upcoming 151 set
thi sguy lived just 5 miles from me, & do you know what i havent had a single relyable working tin opener in 2 years from the pound shop, i'm not even joking, just got 1 though for £5 & it works good enough so far, but we will see
This trick is so dumb and so simple, yet some people back then believed it was "real magic", haha!😂
how does it work?
The spoons and forks are actually pre bent and softened. That's why he couldnt do it with a utensil that you give him
@@icepick859
www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/NSA-RDP96X00790R000100040012-1.pdf
@@author7027 A shape-memory alloy is an alloy that can be deformed when cold but returns to its pre-deformed ("remembered") shape when heated. It may also be called memory metal, memory alloy, smart metal, smart alloy, or muscle wire.
Telekinetic power only applies to spoons.
You should not bend the spoon, just see reallity. There is no spoon!
Amir Chanan brought me here. :-)) Unclog your chakras ! X-DD
I was a kid in the seventies and I was totally fooled by this unethical guy (like the rest of the world). I think he has some explaining to do.
Isn't that what all magicians and illusionists do?... If you're gonna hate, hate em all.
A gallium based solder on any pre broken metal object will melt from the heat of your fingers. Cheap magicians trick.
Why on earth does everyone think gallium is involved? Go see Banachek in Vegas. He’ll let you handle the silverware all you want before the bend.
can't believe this guy sue Pokemon..he's such a karen.
I drove uri to Wembley studios then dropped him at a restaurant. Picked him up from the restaurant and on the way back I asked how does he bend the spoon? He pulled a spoon he stole from the restaurant and started doing his trick!! I had to stop to see what is going on, he bent the spoon but I wasn't convinced! He is not a nice person because he was prepared and knew I will ask him and stole a spoon!!!
Did anyone notice how much pressure he was putting on the fork tip? His finger even slips off because of the amount of pressure he was applying at :38.
Good eye! I played it as slowest speed - he's PUSHING the spoon end up against his finger - so strongly that his finger slips off. Then he quick catches himself so it's not as noticeable.
Changed his name to Uri, from Benjamin Dover
They called him Bend .
They were sceptical. He would simply bend them in advance.
He made millions but he wasn't a great magician they were simple tricks.
Hes the truth
He has been debunked so many times, he prebend his metal forks and spoons off camera to the point where the metal was so weak it would almost snap.
owww fascinating magic
The most talented man in the world is the video editor
Anyone on here that still thinks this is real, google his confession in which he states he's a fraud. It's so obvious from videos like this that he's fake, can't believe people actually needed him to come out and say it.
He is a genuine guy. Don't make him a fool.
Nice trick 😀
Wow
It's called "metal fatigue", and/or "metal melting point" as in some cases the metal pieces or portions/joints may have been made from a Gallium alloy which starts melting at temperatures above 30 degrees celsius... You can clearly see the stress/joint line on 0:34 (pre) and 1.33 (after manipulation). That's why he knows it will "fracture".
"I’ll no longer say that I have supernatural powers. I am an entertainer. I want to do a good show. My entire character has changed."
LOL
the human form of alakazam
*****
no I remember the 1st movie.It's alakazam
:P
MrGeoki Actually Kadabra IS the one based on this guy.
Yuri has a ponytail ? :O
uri feels for spoons, each to his own
Sunday on Coast To Coast AM. Geller will be a guest...Be sure to tune in to hear him tell more lies
Amir Chanan sent me here.
I did this tricks as a kid not even know who this guy was . No magic to it
Damn him sewing Pokemon, what did he sew them and what materials did he use?
A shape-memory alloy is an alloy that can be deformed when cold but returns to its pre-deformed ("remembered") shape when heated. It may also be called memory metal, memory alloy, smart metal, smart alloy, or muscle wire.
That’s overthinking it
Better than watching Geller, bending silver spoons.
Why’d Uri ban my dude Kadabra 😔
Gallium is one heck of a metal
He rubs the spoon on several places but it breaks at the same spot where the other one broke when force was applied.
that is not a spoon
Lol
Great job uri
Fake
Todavía viveeeee
Ahh The magic of cheep silverware,
Astonishing the masses. Lol
Where is he from?
there is no spoon
He's been proven a fraud many times already.
See on RUclips video:
"Uri Geller Bends My Spoon! Live on Coast to Coast--UNBELIEVABLE"
This is the man that got Kadabra banned from Pokémon for over 20 years! Glad he finally retracted his complaint ❤
The object has to be something I feel for? What, the one's he brought in? He's a creep.
"But now the interesting thing is to check this with metalurgics and check THIS with metalurgics" Oh fuck off.
...i just want to say , this is what i think, that all he is doing is kinesis. its simple to do. its only focus and energy. so i guess you can say its real but its about as easy to do this as it is doing a backflip. hard at first but quickly learned.
Yuri Gallium
you can see the gallium where it breaks, melts around 37 °C
we are more that we think we are. You ask "Well why is this not abundant among other people ?" What other people,sceptics can't bend a spoon and the others who want to do it ,don't know how to do it.
He bends it with his mind.....but everything he ever bent he had to touch with his hands. Hmmmmm.
Spoons and forks yes. have you ever seen Uri bend a table knife?
"It's becoming plastic...and there's no heat, there's no heat."
There was heat and it wasn't
@@Mommyandtux
Nope, what he's saying is 100% true:
1. No heat is used, easiest way is for the metal to be bent back and forth lots of times to the point of almost snapping prior to the demonstration. He keeps saying "there's no heat" as a distraction to make the feat seem more authentic/mysterious.
2. The word "plastic" has more than one meaning, in this case he's using it to mean "malleable".
I quoted it to point out how often he repeats that phrase, it's all part of convincing the audience.
This how gullible we still are
Did you know this guy sued Pokemon because of Kadabra and Alakazam?
He's not fake, I had the great opportunity of seeing him backstage a few years back, we took our own spoons for him to bend and he did it right in front of our eyes, sorry most of you are butthurt.
No no he do it !
At 1:18, you can clearly something that looks like fire
YOD brought me here
It could be and I'm not saying you're wrong but I have to say that although this sounds easy in theory as an explanation, it's not easy in practice, I've often tried this 'pre-bending' spoons just to see what happens because it was the obvious explanation I thought of myself back then but doing this even a good number of times doesn't necessarily weaken metal spoons to a point where it would be all that easy to then just rub it to bend it, so I think there must be more to it than that.
The skill is bending it back and forth just the right number of times to weaken it but not snap it.
Funny how it breaks right at the joint
go to: Experiments with Uri Geller at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI)
Urine Geller Stanford experiments
Stanford Research Institute is not part of Stanford University, FYI.
He forgot to say: "Ala peanut butter sandwiches".