Jim Vines on Penn & Teller Fool Us - FISM NA Close-Up Champion
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- čas přidán 7. 04. 2024
- Jim Vines is a New York based magician, winner of the title FISM North American Champion of Close-Up Magic in 2017.
On this episode of Penn & Teller: FOOL US Jim Vines performs his award winning Money Magic Act (32 moments of magic in 5 minutes!)
"Just brilliant! We loved every single second of it! All the innovations were wonderful." - Penn & Teller
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Thanks to Jeff Heim for the original music. Thanks to Jonathan Hsu, Tommy Vines, Clark Vines, and Bojan Barisic for their contributions to the bio package.
And... thank you for watching!
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Those are one whole Fool US *season* full of effects, tricks, magic in those 7-8 minutes of unedited performance!
Loved it
So glad you loved it! May you keep finding magic everywhere!
Occasionally, a routine is featured on here that is just entertaining and beautiful. This is one of those. The "how" doesn't matter, but the "how well" does. Beast of all, not a deck of cards in sight. Beautiful routine Jim.
A deck of playing cards; no. Credit cards; yes. 😂
That was gold! Hm... of course that was gold but I mean... figuratively that was gold too!
They really need another kind trophy for mastery or performance because some of the fooling acts are nowhere as entertaining as this! Well done!
I agree. This guy was totally brilliant. He certainly fooled me. And the finesse in which he did this was amazing.
Agreed. I've seen too many acts on there that are innovative and impressive enough to fully deserve a slot on a big-time Vegas show. But that don't technically fool them. Such a shame.
Hmm. Maybe they need something like a Golden Buzzer.
People think it's all about the trophy, but there's more than one way to win. Many contestants don't even try for the trophy.
Literally one of the best acts I've seen on this show.
Hear hear! Bravo
Amazing! I started practicing magic about 6 months ago, mostly card and coin tricks. I perform all the time and love it! This routine is mind blowing, you are an inspiration. Bravo! 👏👏👏
This was one of the absolute greatest performances I have ever seen on this show...perhaps anywhere!
Appreciated :)
The magic comes from the perfection and mastery of all the hard work and training. One of the cleanest, smoothest, entertaining, performances ever!
The flourishes, gestures, and music on top of masterful dexterity and control made this act so enjoyable to watch.
So glad you enjoyed it! :)
This was wonderful, well done mate! ... the end reminded me of Peter Marvey with stuff just everywhere 😂
I don't think Jim Vines was out to fool P&T, but to show the world how incredible his skill is. P&T certainly recognized it and WOW what an incredible routine. Mind blowing.
Incredible!!! Jim is a MASTER!
That was stunning Jim!
That gold bar production at the end was truly fantastic. Loved the shout out to the great Robert-Houdin, too! Very glad I came across this.
I loved your performance on the show. Thanks for the upload
So smooth and such a pleasure to watch, love it, bravo Jim!
Many thanks!
This is one of those few where it’s so magical I don’t even want to know how it’s done.
Coin movies aren’t something that will fool them but it’s definitely mesmerizing and some of my favorite.
You said 32 effects.
I caught one.
Good work!
Is this a FISM champion special or something? Markobi and then Jim Vines?
Fism is the world championship of magic.
FISM is done for magicians; its like the world cup for only magicians, judged by magicians; and what makes it special is that it's done with cameras around the entire performance. it's very fun for this show because you can have penn/teller in front of them as these are people who at this stage are far better than penn and teller
markobi is one of the best sleight of hand magicians in the world along with dani (you'll see him shout it out) and a lot of these are magician's magician tricks if that makes sense. there's a lot of basic fooling here where he wants to use obvious tricks like the double table so we'll see it, but the tricks he does have nothing to do with it.
these tricks have so many more layers than the other routines we see here, they're both incredible.
A lot of people on the show have FISM wins. One of the points of the show was for Penn and Teller to have a place to showcase all the amazing talent out there that would not otherwise get noticed.
Really old school, very cool, extreme skill, and most importantly it's fun to watch.
You didn’t speak during the act, but you’re so well spoken in the interview. I like the money theme and the idea of producing money out of thin air.
Incredible, you make it look like real magic
Appreciate the compliment! So glad you enjoyed the magic!
Wow this guys barley looks down! Pure Magical Genius!
The ones I think are gonna fool them don’t a lot of times. This was insane. Without a doubt one of the best acts on fool us.
I once left Las Vegas ahead by 35c. I'm rather proud of myself.
Just wonderful
If I had a million dollar and have to pay for a trick to see
Probably 80% I’ll chose this one
That’s so fucking good
Incredible, almost illegal amount of skill. Never seen anything like this and I have seen all the seasons
Jim you are best
Honestly amazing. WTF
I caught a couple of the early coin loads but then he just went crazy with the back to back to back to back... awesome routine 👌🏼
Cool performance. Definitely wouldn't fool Penn and Teller, but it was great to see!
Beautiful routine. ❤❤❤
Amazing
Black magic!
Excellent routine
I saw what you did there! Glad you found the magic fun!
It's interesting because most of the time his hands are angled towards you so that you can see that they aren't holding anything. Whereas most magicians hold their hands so as to hide the back of their palm. That has to add a whole extra layer of difficulty.
Yes, I with this act I was trying to be as open and up as possible, and I appreciate you noticing!
I bet he tips well
😅😅😅
I think with your classic looking face and with your silent routine, you should use makeup to appear like you're from a black and white film. That would be a cool theatrical extra.
Interesting idea!! I think I saw a magician do an act like that once, but I can't recall off the top of my head who it was... Anybody know?
Briliant and😊 wanderfool
Such a cool modern adaptation of Miser's Dream.
The beginning part of this trick with the ATM paper is my life the ending is not!
With a lot of respect to the magician, he reminds me of the Joker haha, I think he could easily do a routine dressed like the killer clown, he has this charming and at the same time scary look.
And of course, great performance on the show.
wow
Jeez, even when I saw him load up, I still couldn’t figure out how he palmed and manipulated a lot of that
Watch his pick ups from behind the table
Great magic tricks joker
😂 amazing. If you can look up Johnny Fox - cups and balls.
why are P&T even talking it over? Its easy to figure out. He has his loads behind the table.
I saw it 😂😂😂😂😂
thats one hell of a loaded table ... but the 3 consecutive bills appearance was very impresssive
A magic act without patter is like a flower without a scent. Incomplete.
With that many credit cards I would hate to see the stack of credit card bills at the end of the month.
LOL
It's fun and creative, and I want to love it. But ultimately all coin magic is about hiding stuff in your hands and behind the table 🙂 We need some drastic innovations in this field. Are you up to the challenge, sir? 🙂
the guys magic was amazing but he did say a lot or really stupid stuff like the first guy in vegas to go home with a suitcase of cash? erm yeah his whole life was spent in a closed room alone practising and this was his first ever human interaction.thats how it came across to me
That was exhaustingly mediocre… every F’ing load was right there…. He didn’t even work off of a flat table top . P&T are always wonderfully polite.
Let’s see your Fools Us Performance then.
P&T are wonderful, this show is a true love letter to magic. Sorry you weren't keen on the act, but I understand that not everything is to everybody's taste. Appreciate you being here! :)
Simple slight of hand. It gets old.
I dont look at it as old and boring. Moat of the things I don't think the general public had a clue what was going on here. Sure,you and I might know how it was all done but I also like to look at the creative side and how it was performed and presented and the difficulty in moving from one technique to the next flawlessly. That was impressive. It was an excellent performance. Very well choreographed. Sure, I'd like to see something new. And probably not a routine I would bring onto this show. Just because it wasn't something that was going to fool them. But I was really impressed with the performance. The general public loved it. They have no idea about most of it. And lastly, it is not just all sleight of hand. There's actually quite a bit more to what he was doing than that. And that really is impressive that there were a lot of different things going on there. I would love to see this guy come back when this guy creates a routine and tricks I can tell that he practices and practices and perfects it. There's nothing worse than seeing a magician that has a lot of errors or isn't clean with the tricks. I think this guy could fool them if he creates an outside of the box really cool trick. He did a great job.
@@egroegartfart It was slight of hand. People know slight of hand. It has been around since 300 A.D. That is 1712 years ago at least. The earliest possible recording of it was in 50 A.D. Which was 1762 years ago.
@@egroegartfart By the way, "close up" magic is the thing now because slight of hand became obvious to the average person. Shin Lim said that, not me.
i think you might actually be missing some brain cells. a FISM routine means this routine is done with cameras on all sides in front of other magicians, and other magicians voted him the winner.
if you think this is all sleight of hand you have no idea what's going on here, and you should stick to watching some america's got talent routines.
It's been around for 1700 years and you still haven't figured out how to spell it.
You shall become my banker