The Last Pope?

An Interesting Dive Into the History of the Malachy Prophecy
In this documentary, Tom Horn and Chris Putnam delve into a prophecy supposedly inspired by a vision that Saint Malachy was given in the 12th century. This vision was of the next consecutive 112 popes. Pope Francis is now this 112th pope. So how does this documentary handle this somewhat controversial topic?

First off, there is no attempt to hide the critical scrutiny given to the prophecy. Mr. Horn and Mr. Putnam clearly explain that the lineage may have been a forgery prior to the late 1500s, but after this, a publication cements the description given for the remaining popes. So the evidence they present is fairly balanced and honest in my opinion.

What I found interesting (and wish they would have expounded on) were prophecies throughout time and cultures and geographic location which also support some type of major change occurring to humanity in the exact same time frame (2012 - 13). These include prophecies from the Mayans, the Aztecs, Native American...

Surprisingly high quality.
I dont mean that as an insult. Its just that I bought this off of survivormall.com which is Tom horns webstore and I just figured they wouldnt have enough money to make a high quality doc. I was wrong. This doc is higher quality than most history channel docs. Beautifully made, great scenery, great speakers, informative. Loved it. I only wish I delved deeper and was a bit longer. So Mr Horn if you are reading this please please make another! I would love one dealing with Exo Vaticana and delving into that. Also make it at least an hour anf a half for 20 bucks. But I still enjoyed it!

Disappointed
I gave it a two-star rather than a one-star review, because I didn't "hate" the video, I just couldn't finish watching it. I shut it off after the first five minutes; it not only failed to capture my attention, but the music score overshadowed the dialogue. A few days later I tried again, for ten to fifteen minutes. Off again. For those of you who prefer, or require closed caption, this video doesn't have it.

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