especially in the superhero genre. Meteor Man was actually shown trying to help the city, and not just when it effected people in his personal life or when it was a big grandiose gesture for notoriety
@187Blackheart bc nowdays the BLACK dude has to be a 2 timing Pookie SEGGS addict,a neighborhood Dboy, a lowly henchmen,a kid who gets gunned down in a bad neighborhood, a police brutality victim, or an average asl looking sidekick with no star appeal and no real super powers. 😒💯💯💯💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
Too good of a role model. Gotta only promote negative Rapper role models as "progressive" then wonder why theirs an abundance of violence and negative stereotypes.
Man, Robert Townsend is so underrated. As a kid I remember watching a movie called Hollywood Shuffle. He directed and starred in it, along with several other up and coming black actors. Of course it didn’t have any commercial success, but it did have a huge impact on me. A few years after Hollywood Shuffle, he starred in his own HBO special called Robert Townsend and His Partners in Crime. Keep it mind that this was during a time when we just didn’t get our own specials. If I’m not mistaken he went on to star in at least two more HBO specials, and they were hilariously funny. Then of course the instant classic, “The Five Heartbeats” finally brought him the long overdue commercial success that he deserved. The Meteor Man could’ve been so much better if he had the budget to match with the talent. But I appreciate what he was trying to do. There were no superheroes on the big screen that looked like us, so he created one. That was the whole point of The Meteor Man. Then there was “The Parent Hood” a show about a successful AA couple raising their kids, and addressing several social issues along the way. I could go on and on about this man’s contributions not only to the entertainment industry, but also to society. Simply put, Robert Townsend is a treasure.
The world knows my friend. Robert Townsend's comedy while limited in distribution, did reach the world. I watched him often. Him and the Wayans were my childhood. His specials were impossible to find here. I want to be clear, I live on the other side of the globe. I live in Perth Western Australia. He reached us even here
@keithmcclain5732 he was the man, he had his OWN mogul shih going BEFORE ALL these other dudes started trying to do it. Plus, he was the original real FIRST BLACK superhero 💯💯💯💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
Love this movie and this scene is a perfect example of what a super hero would do; using his power to help people, not just fight villains from outer space.
I use to watch this movie over repeatedly on the VCR when I was 6 years old. Now I'm 36 years old. This scene was my favorite. It shows the true meaning of compassion and honor 💪🏾.
My mom took me and my little brother to see this when it came out. I was 11 and my brother was 5. Now that my nephews are the same age I want to show them this movie.
I'm Hispanic, and born in '90, Meteor Man was my childhood superhero. I grew up watching this movie. Still a favorite of mine. This is such a great scene.
Robert Townsend thank you for making such childhood memories worth remembering I was a kid when I watched this was such a great movie and great scene retouching emotional showing the good and kindness still exist there's a hero within everyone
This was such a wonderful scene in the film and one of the more practical ones that any film viewer can take just from doing their own home garden! In that seemingly small way of planting crops, one can see the benefits of physical growth for the purpose of feeding as opposed to the destructive and greedy motivations for most violent crimes in large cities that are about bringing someone else down to lift yourself up! That horrible zero sum game view of life that has sadly led to so much needless suffering on the planet! So it's nice to have this quiet scene with the jazz music in the background!
I always find it interesting to watch superpowers being applied in other ways besides punching really hard and outside of combat, this is one of those scenes that I always keep remembering.
One of my favorite childhood movies. I remember going to see this at the theater back in 93’. I was only 5-6 years old at the time but I remember the feeling this movie gave me even then at that age. This is one of those classics that was slept on but it never gets old. It’s has many different genres all in one movie. Robert Townsend deserves his flowers for this and his many contributions to black cinema. Much respect. Praise is well deserved.
I remember watching this scene as a kid and it touched me deeply, even though I was probably too young to understand why. But I’m watching it now as an adult, and it STILL touches me to this day. BEAUTIFUL.
Watched this movie as a kid in the 90's. Appreciated this since then. Even brought back memories playing this for others when we were in our 20's in the 2010's. This scene in particular is imo monumental in the film. Thank you Rob.
I remember seeing this in theaters twice when I was 3... i was born in 90 Still my favorite movie til this day I need to know the name of the Jazz song in the scene....
It's from Cliff Eidelman - Garden of Eatin'. I used to have it on my phone but now I can't find the TH-cam link. He was the film composer for the movie.
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This is one of the deepest, most touching, and overlooked scenes in any movie, EVER
It's so perfect,down to the score. This is really taking care of the community.
especially in the superhero genre. Meteor Man was actually shown trying to help the city, and not just when it effected people in his personal life or when it was a big grandiose gesture for notoriety
That’s a real exaggeration.
This was my hero he gave back to the community and he was unselfish and amazing
Facts
Rewatching this as an adult. Iunderstand why we don't see reruns or reviews of this movie. It was too positive.
Sad but true
@187Blackheart bc nowdays the BLACK dude has to be a 2 timing Pookie SEGGS addict,a neighborhood Dboy, a lowly henchmen,a kid who gets gunned down in a bad neighborhood, a police brutality victim, or an average asl looking sidekick with no star appeal and no real super powers.
😒💯💯💯💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
Meteor Man a be arrested in days. A garden in the ghetto, no more Walmart.
It's not a movie it will soon become a reality
Exactly
I love this scene it's nice and caring and peaceful why nobody shows this scene on youtube
Too good of a role model. Gotta only promote negative Rapper role models as "progressive" then wonder why theirs an abundance of violence and negative stereotypes.
TH-cam Copyright crap
Right
@@cellzero TH-cam sucks
There's a quiet gentleness to this scene that really reinforces how he just wants to make the most of the gifts he's been given. Great.
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Great comment, hidden gem of the 90s
A superhero who acknowledge the inner city is something u don't see
Nor will you ever see again..😢
@@joypadbandit624luke cage:...am I a joke to yall?
@@Brandonweifu Him too
This song is BEAUTIFUL
Man, Robert Townsend is so underrated. As a kid I remember watching a movie called Hollywood Shuffle. He directed and starred in it, along with several other up and coming black actors. Of course it didn’t have any commercial success, but it did have a huge impact on me. A few years after Hollywood Shuffle, he starred in his own HBO special called Robert Townsend and His Partners in Crime. Keep it mind that this was during a time when we just didn’t get our own specials. If I’m not mistaken he went on to star in at least two more HBO specials, and they were hilariously funny. Then of course the instant classic, “The Five Heartbeats” finally brought him the long overdue commercial success that he deserved. The Meteor Man could’ve been so much better if he had the budget to match with the talent. But I appreciate what he was trying to do. There were no superheroes on the big screen that looked like us, so he created one. That was the whole point of The Meteor Man. Then there was “The Parent Hood” a show about a successful AA couple raising their kids, and addressing several social issues along the way. I could go on and on about this man’s contributions not only to the entertainment industry, but also to society. Simply put, Robert Townsend is a treasure.
No. Black Panther was the first black superhero. Lol
The world knows my friend. Robert Townsend's comedy while limited in distribution, did reach the world. I watched him often. Him and the Wayans were my childhood. His specials were impossible to find here. I want to be clear, I live on the other side of the globe. I live in Perth Western Australia. He reached us even here
@keithmcclain5732 he was the man, he had his OWN mogul shih going BEFORE ALL these other dudes started trying to do it. Plus, he was the original real FIRST BLACK superhero 💯💯💯💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
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Black hero for the people
Love this movie and this scene is a perfect example of what a super hero would do; using his power to help people, not just fight villains from outer space.
Yes agreed!
Amazon Primer's The Boys, Is A Perfect representation of what a real superhero would do In the real world
@@UNSYSTEMATIC-xo9lkyour point?
Destruction is easy, but to create something new and foster prosperity is a true power.
I like that
@@snatchedwaistbybella8263 💪🏾⚡💛
This is antisemitic
I use to watch this movie over repeatedly on the VCR when I was 6 years old. Now I'm 36 years old. This scene was my favorite. It shows the true meaning of compassion and honor 💪🏾.
THANK YOU ROBERT, you made a classic...you were the FIRST real BLACK superhero 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💪🏾🧔🏾♂️
I still want that suit so bad
I absolutely love this scene. Especially the music. Even as a kid..I loved it
My mom took me and my little brother to see this when it came out. I was 11 and my brother was 5. Now that my nephews are the same age I want to show them this movie.
I'm Hispanic, and born in '90, Meteor Man was my childhood superhero. I grew up watching this movie. Still a favorite of mine.
This is such a great scene.
This was my favorite part
One of my favorite movies,
Same here, remember watching watching this from a VHS early in childhood.
Til this day, I still say a meteor man 2 could work
No. They ruined the character by putting politics and ideology throughout the movie, leaving aside the values he represented.
Robert Townsend thank you for making such childhood memories worth remembering I was a kid when I watched this was such a great movie and great scene retouching emotional showing the good and kindness still exist there's a hero within everyone
This was such a wonderful scene in the film and one of the more practical ones that any film viewer can take just from doing their own home garden! In that seemingly small way of planting crops, one can see the benefits of physical growth for the purpose of feeding as opposed to the destructive and greedy motivations for most violent crimes in large cities that are about bringing someone else down to lift yourself up! That horrible zero sum game view of life that has sadly led to so much needless suffering on the planet! So it's nice to have this quiet scene with the jazz music in the background!
Robert Townsend the Legend !
I always find it interesting to watch superpowers being applied in other ways besides punching really hard and outside of combat, this is one of those scenes that I always keep remembering.
this scene stuck with me for all these years. the peaceful side of having a superpower. it's not all, the boys... lol.😄
This is antisemitic
One of my favorite childhood movies. I remember going to see this at the theater back in 93’. I was only 5-6 years old at the time but I remember the feeling this movie gave me even then at that age. This is one of those classics that was slept on but it never gets old. It’s has many different genres all in one movie. Robert Townsend deserves his flowers for this and his many contributions to black cinema. Much respect. Praise is well deserved.
Hands down my favorite scene in this movie 💯
I love this song. I remember it wasn’t on TH-cam years ago 😭 this movie makes me think of my dad. He not dead he just don’t like me 😂
Well damn...😐
It's channels like this that deserve to blow up. Thanks for uploading this rare gem!!
Glad you enjoy it!
This scene shows that Robert Townsend understand herorism and superheroes better than Alan Moore.
In his defense he did write For the Man Who Has Everything and Killing Joke(which was better than than animated movie)
I was born in 95 but my mom would play this movie for me everyday in the early 2000s. I loved it then and I cherish it now .
Bless you for uploading this scene! 😭
I remember recording this particular scene on my phone years ago but I lost it thanks for bringing this back I appreciate it
I remember watching this scene as a kid and it touched me deeply, even though I was probably too young to understand why. But I’m watching it now as an adult, and it STILL touches me to this day. BEAUTIFUL.
Watched this movie as a kid in the 90's.
Appreciated this since then.
Even brought back memories playing this for others when we were in our 20's in the 2010's.
This scene in particular is imo monumental in the film.
Thank you Rob.
Behold The Garden of Solitude
I was looking for this. FOUND!!! thanks
Glad I could help!
Great movie!!!!
This scene got me crying this was beautiful
Amazing scene - this movie understood superheroes better than most
The Bloods and the Crips
The Fifth Heartbeat
The Wizard of Oz
Rafiki and Mufasa
Eddie King Jr. Momma
May the One God bless you for the upload 🙏🏽
Love this scene
That guitar at 1:58 tho..
Respect.
I remember seeing this in theaters twice when I was 3... i was born in 90
Still my favorite movie til this day
I need to know the name of the Jazz song in the scene....
Robert Townsend needs his flowers
Thanks for posting this! Been looking for this movie for awhile. 😊
movie is 30 years old i loved this scene and this movie
Harvest
the cars just "air hockey" hovers across the lawn😀
And with that all the black positive movies and songs came to an end in the 90s
Urban gardening before urban gardening.
"But the Bloods and the Crips say..." 🤣
90s❤❤❤
They need to add him to the multiverse!🤦🏾♂️
Where is the song from that's playing
It's from Cliff Eidelman - Garden of Eatin'. I used to have it on my phone but now I can't find the TH-cam link. He was the film composer for the movie.
Kanye was one of the callers
😂
😀🤣🤣😭
Why can i find this full movie any where
This man was harp before harp
Let's explore the Globe and Building bridges for the next generation.🕎🙏🌾🌈🌎
name of the soundtrack please
But who would win?
Superman or Meteor Man?
why is it in small screen even if its on full screen
Somebody tell me who’s playing the instruments in the back
Song is called somebody cares for you. www.discogs.com/release/4243507-Various-The-Meteor-Man-Original-Soundtrack-Album
Anybody know the name of this song in the background
“Somebody cares for you” by frank mccomb
Whats the name of that song on that scene
Somebody cares for you
👁
🥺🥹💚🩵💙
Love in this scene ROBERT TOWNSEND IS THE MAN
meteor man a very good movie man
I love this scene i care about black people in general i gotta big heart i just wish people like me and we come together one day.
Reminds me of the Victory Garden cover in the World's finest comics
I think it's a better way to regroup ideas and personality..❤🙏⚖🦅🏕