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It is a 1979 disaster film centered around an enormous asteroid hurtling towards Earth, posing an existential threat to humanity. The movie follows an international team of scientists and military personnel as they urgently work together to prevent the impending collision. With time running out, they strategize ways to divert the asteroid's path, facing technical hurdles, political tensions, and personal sacrifices in their race against the inevitable cosmic disaster. The film showcases the intense efforts and global collaboration aimed at averting a catastrophic event and preserving life on Earth.
Starring: Sean Connery, Natalie Wood, Karl Malden.
Directed By: Ronald Neame.
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[@leonardkellum6984]

Thanks for the free movie, disregard the complainers, that's what they do - too often.

[@briang.7206]

At least you didn't have to buy a ticket to see it like me.

[@Deb195100]

Sometimes people are so tacky. I agree with you. I enjoyed the movie.

[@thraciangrapes]

And you know every one of the complainers is a crybaby ygen who can't decide whether they're male or female. 😂

[@billhosko7723]

YOU, just complained.

[@alexhenderson1312]

​@@Deb195100I agree 💯👍 I liked this at the time. Much preferred it to Armageddon!

[@michaelmuldowney8]

Full movie - except for the opening and closing credits. People who worked on this movie deserve to always be recognized by whoever watched it.

[@Texaca]

0:56 ...I remember when anyone could drive up to the Johnson Space Center, and walk all over the facility unescorted in the 70's. My family used to take us there several times, when we lived in 2nd Ward in Houston Texas. It was always an experience visiting the museum there, and getting to walk through all the open facilities, we even got to visit the main Control Room where they coordinated and managed all the Apollo missions. Where the Chief Flight Director Eugene Francis Kranz, directed all the Apollo missions from. It was an incredible experience, when you are 8 or 9 years of age. Now you can't even step foot on the grounds, and you have to pay to enter the Space Center Houston museum next to it, it's a terrible experience compared to what it was before.

[@pollyannapositive9192]

We went on OASIS senior tour there before

[@Texaca]

@@pollyannapositive9192 ... what is that?

[@pollyannapositive9192]

@Texaca we went on bus tour to Johnson space center for seniors

[@jamessmith7691]

Just something about these older movies makes them better than some of the new ones. Of course Henry Fonda , Karl Malden and a few others added to it. Good movie thanks.

[@robertdean6084]

Sean Connery, AND Henry Fonda? Can't go wrong there! I'd never heard of this one before... loved it.

[@nimueh4298]

The secretary never got her $10.

[@jerrycoleman882]

If Bond, James Bond, can't save Earth, no one could! 🎉😅

[@shofarwarrior5494]

😂

[@NJTDover]

James Bond, as usual, had his way at the end with the cute Russian interpreter. RIP Sean Connery

[@Backnine907]

A meteor that plays the tuba and the slowest flying rockets make this a great movie!

[@pjimmbojimmbo1990]

Natalie Wood was of Russian Descent, so her playing a Russian was fine

[@ccrider3435]

Sean Connery asks the librarian if they have a book about taking a picture of oneself. The librarian says: "Shelf E." Connery says: "Shelfie, aye that's it."

[@Alanoffer]

Ha ha 😹

[@glennabushe39]

Never saw this before, it’s much more entertaining than the crappy news.

[@oscarmedina1303]

Oldie but goodie.

[@arralartathi]

I remember watching this as a kid. Looking back, the scientific inaccuracies are atrocious but it was good for the time.

[@nyckhampson792]

Thank you for posting. Ignore the lesser amongst us. This film albeit 1970"s is comparable to an event of such magnitude...the Twin Towers hit hard.

[@user-do7up9eu9i]

It's good to see Natalie Wood again. Her fluent Russian gets to shine.

[@sbelobaba]

She speaks with a fairly noticeable accent. Almost all “Russians” speak with a strong accent, except for the Secretary General.

[@janiliebenberg4407]

Who needs Bruce Willis with a brilliant cast like this??

[@The-Real-Blissful-Ignorance]

11 years later, Sean Connery defects from Russia in a submarine with the help of Alec Balwin. In the same year, he returns to Russia and hooks up with Michelle Pfeiffer. 🤣🤣🤣

[@roberthevern6169]

Truly the 'Most Suave Hominid to ever Grace us with his presence! Thanks Sean

[@burntvirtue]

The scene with Connery coming into the office and talking to the secretary in the beginning is absolutely a take off on his Bond interactions with Moneypenny

[@woodwage7988]

Even if it's just a movie..There's something terribly uplifting to see the U.S and Russia working toghther as adults.

[@drottercat]

Natalie Wood is lovely here. I knew of her Russian origin, but not that she spoke the language so well.

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

She was Absolutely Gorgeous

[@user-il5oq5df6l]

I believe Ns. Wood's birth name was Narasha Gurdin.

[@kensmith2839]

Natalie Wood and Brian Keith were both fluent in Russian.

[@sbelobaba]

But with a strong accent.

[@janiceolds8852]

Exciting film watching the US & Russia working together.

[@dr.bakterius1168]

What a wonderful movie from my childhood with a warm message in these cold times... thank you for uploading this piece!

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

Of Brian Keith, who played Dubov, Wikipedia says this: "Keith spoke fluent Russian, which led to his casting ... as a Soviet scientist in the film Meteor (1979) with Natalie Wood (who also spoke fluent Russian and played his translator)"

[@nyckhampson792]

Had an idea they did, they're fluent alright.

[@sbelobaba]

Maybe fluent but with a strong accent.

[@kevinbarry4325]

Karl Malden can hardly get enough recognition for his role!!!!

[@patrickhenigin4805]

Fabulous cast. The story reminds me of a screenplay my junior college class put together 50 years ago. We of course were much more careful with scientific accuracy. It certainly has a strong influence of Irwin Allen. It is, of course a terrible movie, and I loved every minute of it. After all these years, I still feel pain of the loss of Natalia Zacharenko.

[@OHW313]

As soon as I saw Natalie Woods and Sean Connery were starring, that was it ! Add a meteor heading to Earth and it can't help but be an interesting movie for the likes of me !😊😮😊

[@taxpayer6079]

That stupid jacket deserves an Oscar.

[@kevinbarry4325]

Stunning..a masterpiece in every form!!!!!!!!!

[@DarrenSteele-mx3ks]

LOL!

[@mark109s]

Natalie wood was a beautiful woman, so sad she passed away so young.

[@davedfrench859]

That’s cause her husband killed her pushing her over board 😮

[@sbelobaba]

@@davedfrench859 Thought he was never punished for this.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@davedfrench859 That's one suspected scenario. There are others. The need to state possibilities or opinions as facts is a sickness, a sign of weakness, and a blight.

[@frankackerman8408]

Spaceborne nuclear missiles in the movie turned into spaceborne laser platforms in the early to mid 1980's under the SDI (Space Defense Initiative) or Star Wars program. The U.S. was doing heavy research with companies like Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, Raytheon and Siemens of Germany. This also included, much later, the ABL (Airborne Laser) program where Boeing passenger airliners were converted to chemical laser platforms to shoot down newly launched ICBM's. The SDI program is pretty much what broke the bank for the U.S.S.R. and caused great tensions and renewed negotiations on the reduction of nuclear arms. It was during this time that President Ronald Reagan made his 'trust but verify' comment. We basically forced them into bankruptcy in trying to keep up with our defense expenditures in the late 80's early 90's.

[@FreedomCompatriots]

With the latest news on possible Russian nuclear warhead satellites in orbit, the first thing I thought of was this film. Too bad Starlink isn't actually a clandestine ICBM intercept system that doubles as a satellite cell phone network.

[@vumba1331]

And now the shoe is on the other foot, karma.

[@umbrellacorp.]

Sean Connery in the first Armageddon. More like Deep Impact. Only the Comets aren't just hitting America.

[@anthonybernstein9698]

Why do films have stars like Sean Connery and always give him an attractive wife in the film. I ran a boutique chauffeur business, top cars, Rolls Royce, Bentley M Benz, black windows, security, the woks. We had a client a heart throb who the women and girls went crazy over, whenever he appeared it was bedlam. His wife was his girlfriend from school. She is short, a little overweight, you would not notice her in the room, they were in love since forever, grandparents enjoying life.

[@brunolebris6264]

Nathalie wood ❤

[@williammckinley1035]

Remember watching this as a kid. It was one of those disaster of the week type network tv movie. Yeah, it's junk science, acting was lackluster, but it was a fun friday/saturday nite popcorn movie back in the day.

[@thraciangrapes]

45 years ago and still very relevant and definitely a possibility. Wonderful all-star cast!

[@martinosterwalder9580]

The mud scene at the end is an actors nightmare

[@frenchfriar]

"Meteor" came out in 1979. It has a shuttle named Challenger II, but the Challenger shuttle wasn't even launched until 1983, and crashed in 1986. That gave me the chills.

[@paulcope1276]

Did anyone else get the chills when the Twin Towers were destroyed by the meteorite fragment?

[@frenchfriar]

@@paulcope1276 Definitely!

[@alexcampbell3032]

​@@paulcope1276What are the chances that the first thing a world threatening meteor would hit is the Twin Towers? Almost like predictive programming.

[@brilanto]

@@alexcampbell3032 Revealing the plot too early...

[@alexcampbell3032]

👍​@@brilanto

[@briandonaldson7357]

Where's Bruce Willis when you need him 😂

[@johnlittle4707]

Bruce Willis wasn't born yet

[@travellingshoes5241]

He's got dementia.

[@jorr1334]

Or Tommy Lee Jones.

[@user-te1ky3kz4m]

@@travellingshoes5241 🙁

[@spockboy]

If the effects were redone, this could be quite good.

[@Ryan_Christopher]

No transmission delays communicating with a mission as far as Mars or the Belt. Comets making rocket sounds as if they were in-atmosphere. Ah the ‘70s.

[@_nemo171]

Subspace technology.

[@43nostromo]

Meteorology: The study of meteors.

[@TXLorenzo]

Oh boy a custom IBM 360 computer, be still my heart. LOL

[@k31rifleman]

Fonda dies 3 year later This was his second to last film

[@vumba1331]

Lovely to see the 1970s Italian cars, especially the Alfa Romeos.

[@user-il5oq5df6l]

As General Barry Adlon, Martin Landau throws a huge hissy fit that makes his angriest outbursts as Commander John Koenig on SPACE:1999 seem tame in comparison.

[@tonybingham334]

One of my favorite classics 👍

[@kevinbarry4325]

Ground breaking special effects!!!!!!!!

[@rr7firefly]

My friend Cathy worked on this movie. When I visited her in Los Angeles she showed me the miniature meteor used for the special effects. I thought it looked like a tangle of wires and a large dust bunny collected into a ball.

[@larrywhited3070]

Technically it was asteroid breaking special effects. (But I did get the pun.)

[@christianloepfe179]

​@@rr7firefly Interesting! What else you've seen there? If they would have lightened the Models better, the shots would have been more convincing.

[@rr7firefly]

@@christianloepfe179 I saw the movie story boards for the critical scenes. They were beautiful line drawings that showed the various camera shots as they would be collected together for the final cut of the movie. I remember my friend telling me that the artist was well known and was paid lots of money. I wish I could remember his name exactly. It was something like "Mentor." The room in which the miniature of the "meteor" was kept was a very plain room, about 10 feet by 10 feet. The "meteor" sat on a movable track so that it could be rolled into place in front of a stationary camera.

[@dodiatkins4515]

Thank you for the free movie. 😊

[@TheRealBigfeet]

It’s funny i decided to watch a movie last night that was one of Conneries only un credited post James Bond movies, he played the King of England Richard the lion heart at the end of Kevin Costners Robin Hood, he was a grand man and a fantastic actor, he was also one hell of a Britton. I have watched this 2 or 3 times in this last year, and I love it, the polyester suits, the mullets, and bad model effects that make this just one fine movie to sit and enjoy.

[@AK-ep6ik]

...by the end I was rooting for the meteor

[@roberthevern6169]

Ahh, a contrarian like me! I bet you like 'Mystery Science Theatre as well....

[@margaretgallegos2975]

Nasty comments sit on it. Heat up your butt. By the way, Sean Connery was the best all time James Bond 007. ❤ Aloha! Hawaii May 31 2024

[@amethyst9998]

I love this film and I've seen it more times than I can remember. I think it's excellent. It's just a pity that the intro was cut out and that there are ads,

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

The movies I've seen with Sean Connery: Meteor The Hunt for Red October Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Highlander The Untouchables First Knight From Russia with Love Never Say Never Again GoldFinger Robin Hood:Prince of Thieves Dr. No Finding Forrester The Rock Thunderball You Only Live Twice Medicine Man Diamonds are Forever The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Entrapment The Presidio The Russia House Dragonheart Rising Sun Highlander 2:The Quickening

[@AnointedFlow]

So?

[@deliagroer2613]

Thank you for posting. I have never heard of it before.

[@mathias2410]

Great flick! Watching these old movies, this maybe even considered a b-movie, makes you realise how bad the dialog is in movies of today. Old movies have straight forward realistic dialog. Movies of today only blah,blah,blah,blah,blah.

[@stephenguillot3336]

I was 6 when it came out,and I still love watching it.

[@irfanfiaz2401]

What a great cast. This 70 movie is forseeing for the 90 movies and 2019 interstaller visitor.

[@user-ui1zu3fr7i]

Good movie great actor 007 and the streets of San Francisco may God bless. The world

[@claudefox2882]

This collaboration would be needed today.

[@tommyfred6180]

same back then mate.

[@juanperez-lq2ig]

Natalie Wood was the most beautiful woman ever

[@vincent7520]

Ah the good old times when telephones had a tether and pinball machines were around!!…🤗

[@carmenfoote7999]

Long time since I've seen this. I liked the music that always played when the meteor was shown, dark and foreboding and they must have had a lot of fun with the water scene near the end. I'm amazed they all agreed to it. Fun movie. Joe S

[@johndoyle325]

Serious Moneypenny vibes when Connery first walks in the office at NASA. ;-)

[@marieannwalsh662]

What a cast.

[@robertfoerster566]

Love how Sean takes the money from the bar for the drinks. lol. Couldn't have been the change as they never paid for the second drink. ;)

[@nigelmansfield3011]

Great movie for the time with no CGI either!

[@heinrichdorfmann2102]

Thanks for this amazing Movie

[@rumplestiltzkin5451]

I think they may have spent more $ on Connery's hair hat than the budget for special effects!

[@donnie6178]

I probably watched this movie now about... 60 times now 😊❤

[@johnkelly7757]

Film has the style of a techno thriller such as a Michael Crichton novel- even the pacing of each day of the week was very typical of the 70's.

[@padawanmage71]

Loved the 'Disaster' movies from the 70s: Towering Inferno, Earthquake, Airport, Concorde '79 and this movie. All-star casts with stories that were pretty flimsy.

[@VanderbiltMr]

Oh no, Towering Inferno was classic. And the airport where the jumbo was under water

[@aceace4660]

Enjoyed, thank you!

[@celiagorleski2716]

Quite a star-studded cast. Fortunately that these actors and actress actually do speak Russian.

[@emlynwilliams9282]

You cant just park a spacecraft traveling at thousands of mph next to an asteroid! They got there bloody quick from Mars as well. An the Asteroidbelr is nowhere near that crowded.

[@JasonavHumpreyBoogart]

SIR SEAN Conery the best of the best JAMES BOND❤❤❤🥃🥃🥃

[@luisamendes8181]

Thank you for posting.

[@hoodoo2001]

Natalie Zacharenko AKA Natalie Wood was of Russian descent. She died in 1981 (accidental death). She was in three more films before her death.

[@Elfig2011]

Indeed, this was her last role, so sad, such a good actress

[@davidsalucco56]

Her death was not accidental It was covered up.

[@Darkk6969]

@@Elfig2011 Her last movie was Brainstorm.

[@dannygjk]

There were people who were interviewed and gave credence to the theory that she was murdered.

[@texaswunderkind]

Yeah, her "accidental death" was not being able to swim after being pushed overboard while drunk and then not allowed back onto the boat while screaming for help.

[@tracieisner2154]

I can't find info on where the special effects came from or who created them (when the last meteor hit), but a number of the fiery destruction scenes were reused in the tv movie The Day After.

[@judibethgamano2872]

Such a powerhouse cast!!!

[@ChrisDavis-dt6xx]

Yes, unfortunately most of them have passed away.

[@paulhurst7748]

i love how the Coast Guard logo disappears off the car in the first few minutes.

[@davidgifford8112]

A great example of a feature movie budget with a second feature script. Luckily I missed this movie until now. This is one of the silliest films I’ve seen. The technical howlers pile up to fast to record. Events occurring over days that require years, a noisy comet in the vacuum of space. An Revell model of Skylab as an interplanetary ship without any attempt to pretty it up at all. Gravity in space and that’s only 12-minutes in. I can only imagine the technical director was a 6-year old, no one older than 11 could have come up with this.

[@thrasher3222]

Yeah well it was 1979, everybody was too high to notice...

[@plunder1956]

44 years later we don't possess (nor have in development) the technology to deal with this kind of risk to civilisation. This solution (even if it existed) would not solve the problem, but better options have been discussed & planned in outline. In some ways international politics has gone backwards since 1979. We can't even resolve very minor territorial or sectarian disputes effectively, let alone the bigger multinational problems. International cooperation over space technology remains poor at best.

[@christophelemaire4551]

It's partly inaccurate. There are research conducted about diverting asteroids orbits that would threaten our planet. Studies were made that showed that the odds of solving that threat by blasting it with nuclear weapons are really low since most asteroids are porous, which negates a lot of the effect of explosives.

[@michelleahrens3359]

Thankyou for sharing....good life

[@thomasdecarlo8543]

Never saw this before. Must be from the “catastrophe” movie making period to include towering inferno, airport, etc. .Will always watch anything Sean is in.

[@everetthenderson5466]

Thanks! Enjoyed it!

[@IreneEscobar-eq6nd]

Going walking early in the morning and thinking will be painting in the morning

[@spockslot]

The parrot in Hong Kong is thinking..I'm screwed..lol😂😂😂

[@user-bv5ir1bc2c]

Yea...screaming his poor lungs out....cut me loose suckers...gawd

[@user-bv5ir1bc2c]

I posted my response in the wrong txt.....lololol

[@danhansen9340]

Pleseeba , rest in peace Natalie.

[@craigmclaughlin7870]

Special effects by Fisher Price… doesn’t make it any less fun to watch though.

[@VegaStar1010]

Fisher Price or not I still love the way the rockets moved up into formation when some of them falter and fall away. These silent sentinels of space do not care who built them they simply perform their duty to the end. It actually really did look amazing on a big screen of the Drive-In theater where I first saw it. Those were fun times.

[@dennis7929]

This is a great movie !!

[@gettyfanatic8860]

Some of the Switzerland avalanche footage were sourced from the film Avalanche (1978) - the actual location of the '78 film took place in the Colorado Rockies

[@richardsteele6776]

I can’t believe I’ve never seen this movie before. Very entertaining.

[@johngordon8086]

Thank you. Good movie.

[@idalinamariabarbosa9311]

Sempre bom vê o Sean Connery

[@teddybear9029]

Love the corny music they play every time they show the meteor!

[@tonyc945]

@teddybear9029 Actually, it reminded me of the first Star Trek movie when they were approaching VGER . . . very similar I think!

[@SSGLGamesVlogs]

​​​@@tonyc945 Yes. Blaster Beam instruments where used in both.

[@bxpress6507]

I loved the pinball from this movie back then😊

[@markcumbriauk]

Great film.

[@meirionroberts9043]

A great film. A lot better than some modern mega -budget films.

[@andredarin8966]

I think the word "great" is a bit much. "Don't Look Up" was considerably better.

[@hoffenwurdig1356]

3:07 In almost all cases, it is forbidden for NATO military personnel to consume alcohol while on duty, even in small amounts. An officer, in particular, would be expected to firmly accept this idea, especially in a formal situation such as that meeting. If by any chance he felt there might be a special exception, the officer would be expected to ask for permission first. Failure to observe such rules can result in punishment, although the United Kingdom and Commonwealth nations do have different rules and do officially allow some limited consumption of alcohol on duty in cases where the United States does not.

[@chinablue1699]

In the 1970's the US Navy still had daily rum rations with meals, things back then were much looser, the US was sort of crazy.