Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

@juliebannerman-wu4lp

Жыл бұрын

10

@lizkozlowski5771

Жыл бұрын

A 10++++

@peaceleader7315

Жыл бұрын

😂...

@michaelv9929

Жыл бұрын

10++++++++🕺💃🏾🪩

@rjtochev

Жыл бұрын

Who are you to ask. Seriously. You have no felling what this truly represents. Were you even alive then. It was mean and I don't like it. But to answer your question I give the BeeGees a 10 KC and the Sunshine Band a 10 and Disco rules. Do you even know what disco represented. It represented the Gay community and how much fun one could have if they just relax. I am not Gay and I was Born in 64. Please consider taking this CR** down. It no longer fits. Yes the video gets a 10 whatever.

Who's also watching this in 2024?

@ricardoburgos2245

4 күн бұрын

me.

@-Nobody...

5 сағат бұрын

Me

Wish we still had dance floors and good dancing like this in 2023.

@riobrasilsambashowssambist1453

10 ай бұрын

Ppl are too cold / ready to just f***

@lisaellis2593

10 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@mv9787

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, world has become so boring

@Nancy-hm9qh

10 ай бұрын

He was great dancer, still has it!

@alexfortin7209

10 ай бұрын

Latin Dancing is great today in 2023!

Donna Pescow... was SO underrated in this movie... she held her own with him !!

@slim-oneslim8014

10 ай бұрын

I thought she was much prettier than Travolta's dance contest partner.

@vickiebohy7609

10 ай бұрын

She was excellent.

@user-nh1ou6se2g

7 ай бұрын

@@slim-oneslim8014 ..respectfully disagree. Karen Gorney was my fave, ttl hottie

@jamess.7889

7 ай бұрын

Good girl or a pig ? Can’t be both 😂

@florianmaschke269

7 ай бұрын

She had to gain 20 lbs or so to get the roll, because the director thought she was too pretty.

Kids today can never understand the power that Disco music had over teenagers back then. Every dance joint across the country went Disco and it lasted awhile and this movie lit it all up.

@jillhunt4869

Жыл бұрын

😅 yes..,shush😂

@CBeard849

Жыл бұрын

@@jillhunt4869 😆

@jamesanthony5681

Жыл бұрын

I think they can understand.

@tonisumblin2719

Жыл бұрын

Yep. “back in the day” I loved it. But unfortunately, those days are gone forever. I’m just grateful I lived through those times.

@StellaandPeteyBulldogs

11 ай бұрын

So true. It was a special time

He was so mean to her but she was way cuter and had more personality than his “dream girl”

@SanFranDentist94301

Жыл бұрын

Doormat

@seabreeze7378

Жыл бұрын

I was going to comment those exact things. Always bothered me about this movie how they portrayed him and her. She is adorable and had the dance moves. Now the ‘lady’ he chose, seriously wouldn’t even give her a second look if I was a guy, ick.

@SanFranDentist94301

Жыл бұрын

@@seabreeze7378 she was plainer and her figure wasn't as good although she was more slender. She had a gut.

@BeaMode1990

Жыл бұрын

Stephanie got on my nerves. 😩😩😩

@joelgastelu136

11 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more

I can't tell you how many times I've watched this movie as a kid growing up. The 70s, 80s, and 90s were the best times of my life!!! I was born in 68 but lived through the best of times!

@The70sGal-mf2xc

10 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@victorhrodriguez1159

10 ай бұрын

Not if you lived in Cuba.

@goodmeasure777

6 ай бұрын

Looking back, to 77, I don't remember seeing it at a theatre, as it would've been rated R probably and my parent's wouldn't have gone to see it. But even as a schoolager, everyone remembers the previews of the dancing. I'm sure back then, they would move the movie to tv premiere and even then I probably didn't get context of it, til a teen in 80s.

@Freakinreviews

5 ай бұрын

@@goober479 I saw it in the theaters as a kid, and they released a PG version that wasn't nearly as dark.

@Jeff-66

5 ай бұрын

Was born in '66, and agree. the 1970's were awesome. 80's too.

I absolutely love the Capital One commercial using Travolta and Donna Pescow. When John breaks out in his dance moves, he’s still got it.

@denisemorrow8602

5 ай бұрын

Enjoying that commercial every time it comes on

@GypsyDanger514

4 ай бұрын

Well when you have paid trainers, coaches and an entourage, it’s very easy to never lose it.

No other movie captured it’s time period like Saturday Night Fever. This was the 70’s.

@robertcooke1774

Жыл бұрын

car wash did

@hank1519

Жыл бұрын

Boogie Nights did, imo

@sarahconnor8189

Жыл бұрын

The best

@reekevp1073

Жыл бұрын

Maybe in NYC

@sylvain3760

11 ай бұрын

This wasn’t THE 70’s, what about punk?

One of the best movies in the 70s. Brings back memories going to disco dance parties at my school. Had loads of fun dancing to all of the great 70s songs.

@armyguy196

4 ай бұрын

*Of all time

@macdeep8523

3 ай бұрын

This is early 80s

When this movie came out, people went back to the dance floor in great numbers. I miss the hustle. Whenever I get a chance to, I do it with pleasure.

@kathiefoulds7381

6 ай бұрын

My ex husband was a disco dancer are at a place at dorney park

@kathiefoulds7381

6 ай бұрын

At

@gwynnielsen5081

6 ай бұрын

@@kathiefoulds7381 Cool! I used to take kids on class trips to Dorney Park when I taught. Now I am retired from teaching and writing, recording and performing my own music. Take care!

@jameskim3301

5 ай бұрын

🎉

This epitomises my 70s disco days. What a decade. For me as I recall disco was the new faze and discos were popping up all over the place doing well. Saturday Night Fever hit with a bang and everybody were mimicking John Travolta, his attire and dance. It was a period indelibly marked in my memory. Can't beat those days. So many good memories.

@Val-qm9me

10 ай бұрын

Yep, I don't care what anyone says, it was an epic time. People got dressed up and just enjoyed the dance... great memories for me!

@kevinkelley3906

10 ай бұрын

Born in '71 being a little kid was great. Then the 80s came the 80s were the pinnacle of life! 70s and 80s everything was fresh and new. TV, movies, music way of life, little technology!

@draco4540

10 ай бұрын

i'm 59 years old. between my 6th grade year through 9th grade was the disco era. if i remember correctly, people seemed to have this love/hate relationship with disco. i didn't mind it. i wasn't too crazy about it, even though i liked listening to the bee gees (great group). i've always been more into (rock-power) ballads and the folk type mainstream music.

@aldosigmann419

9 ай бұрын

@@draco4540 Heheh - yeah 'death before disco!' was the slogan for some. There was some great tunes but a lot of mindless filler junk too...

@aprilcrawford6723

9 ай бұрын

I was born in 78 and often say I wish I had been old enough for the disco era. It looked like so much fun and the music was great. We need to bring this back in style.

I loved my disco days. Lighted floors. Men that could dance. Oh the 70's

I was born in 1965 and a young guy when this came out but I could still recognize the huge impact this movie made at that time. Great movie!

@gwynnethcoan761

11 ай бұрын

I was 1955 and loved it.

@joeanonymous1834

5 ай бұрын

I was in junior high. I think three or more guys got that ridiculous white three-piece suit and wore it to the school dance. The music stands the test of time, though--unlike the abject garbage of today.

@lafierraortega6355

4 ай бұрын

Me 2

@rosssmith8481

4 ай бұрын

1961. Remeber watching this era sneeking into clubs under age. One time the bartender at a club jumped over the bar and pulled a "John Travolta". We got kicked out for laughing.

I love Dona Pescow´s face and expression when she is dancing!!! Wonderful and beautiful!!! Her role is very precious here in this movie. Congratulations!!!

Omg! I was only 19 years old when this movie came out. I had just met my husband to be. We were together for over 30 years when he passed. Until we meet again and dance.

@kat35lulu88

7 күн бұрын

Yes you will......I love your thoughts as I feel the same way. All life is energy and endless. It will truly be paradise when we all meet again❤

@debraparker833

7 күн бұрын

@@kat35lulu88 Amen

She danced much better than his dream girl.

@jospenner9503

2 ай бұрын

She was an experienced social dancer. His dream girl trained in ballroom technique.

I'm so glad I lived my teenage years through the 70's ... Disco and Rock and Roll ... No pandemic, no political MAGA BS, no school shootings... Just dancing 💃 🕺 and good times... I'm sorry for these millenniums who missed all that. 😉

@europaprimum7050

6 ай бұрын

The 1970s were one of the most political times in the US and helped create the serious degeneracy of this society we live in now. You were just a kid and didn't notice at the time.

@Nightbane37

6 ай бұрын

Really miss those times my best decade of Life ❤

@DbeeM

6 ай бұрын

You forgot , also all the best STD’s as well. 😜

@maryk446

6 ай бұрын

@@europaprimum7050 Yes. Also many teens of this era went through multiple broken homes and experienced their own personal hell.

@europaprimum7050

6 ай бұрын

@@maryk446 While personally I haven't experienced that with my family, I have experienced the side effects from other people who have generational damage to this day. Maybe they aren't on drugs, or committing crimes, but divorce all over and family issues, with severe lacks of proper morality. My Aunt, who grew up as a teenager in the 1970s, grew up in a happy, stable, upper middle class religious household. The outside world warped her morals though, because she's destroyed her family through adultery and sleeping around, and the effects are still felt on her kids to this day. Such a sad scenario.

As someone who grew up during this time, the days of disco, Diane Von Furstenberg wrap dresses, Halston, the birth of supermodels, platform shoes, feathered hair,etc, all I can say is that life was better.

@michelles2299

6 ай бұрын

1974?

@SilentKME

2 ай бұрын

I missed it entirely (was born in 87). I'm 36 and wish every day I was born a little earlier so that I could've experienced the 70s.

@nbueno644

Ай бұрын

This is absolutely 💯 music you can get up and dance to!!!

The thing about this movie was, that this girl was a better dancer than the one he ends up with. I remember when this movie came out. It was magic, the movie was great, the music was great and a whole much better time back then. Guys wanted to be cool like John Travolta and the girls wanted to be with him. Oh how the 70's were great. And loved those BeeGees.

@lauragwillim1055

10 ай бұрын

Yes. His dream woman was not a great dancer especially compared to him. They should have paired him with a better dancer. I noticed that back when this came out when I was a teen. It was the biggest let down in the movie for me anyway.

@meknottyou3998

5 ай бұрын

True. But…when exactly did the “Disco Sucks” period emerge?

@Jeff-66

5 ай бұрын

@@meknottyou3998 "The anti-disco backlash, often referred to as "Disco Demolition Night," took place on July 12, 1979, at Comiskey Park in Chicago. This event is widely considered a significant turning point in the decline of disco's popularity. The backlash was driven by a combination of factors, including changes in musical tastes, racial and cultural tensions, and a sense of rebellion against what some perceived as a commercial and formulaic music genre." - ChatGPT

@ali-jean

5 ай бұрын

You're so right! Donna Pescow was a MUCH better dancer than the female lead whose name escapes me....I thought so back when the movie first came out as well....

Until you John Travolta can dance No matter what dance he's doing and what time..he sets it off...dude can dance!

@Realrodneyatkins__

9 ай бұрын

Hey there! How are you today? It’s nice to meet you on here.

John Travolta could dance but that brother was smooth as silk on that dance floor too!!!! Brother deserves some props too!!

Everyone makes fun of disco today but all of us were loving life and enjoying ourselves!

My favorite all time dance scene in a movie. Travolta was the bomb.

@Realrodneyatkins__

9 ай бұрын

Hello, how are you today? It’s nice to meet you on here.

@rajsars6882

6 ай бұрын

Also an idiot

Best part was when he took over the dance floor to the Bee Gees song You Should Be Dancin..

@victorhrodriguez1159

11 ай бұрын

I support you

@anthonyscarpa6107

11 ай бұрын

@@victorhrodriguez1159 Lol by the way I'm not gay if that's what you think

@mirandarebecca3646

10 ай бұрын

Yes I thought the video was going to show that

@victorhrodriguez1159

10 ай бұрын

@@anthonyscarpa6107 I didn't. I am not either.

The '70s and '80s were the best decade in music, today music forget it, cannot compare.

@mauricioquintero2420

3 ай бұрын

You say that because you're deaf now old man.

It seems like yesterday, when this movie changed my life. I was exactly 19 years old just like the character, and yes, I dressed like this and had a DA haircut. Even the Jewelry. And the platform shoes, until I got my Capezios. I also drank seven and seven and hung around a bunch of crazy friends. And we ate burgers at the same White Castle. The great times I had, will never be matched by anyone today. I danced all over New York, and New Jersey. I danced in Florida Discos and in Acapulco, Mexico. I was at most of all the top clubs in Manhattan. Clubs like The Fun House, Electric Circus, Adams Apple, The Red Parrot, Limelight, Studio 54, Regines, New York New York, Chevys, Bonds, Magique, Shout, and Roseland. In fact I met Madame Regine the owner of Regines. What a classy woman. She asked me how I like her place. And one of the owners of the Fun House, who was gay tried to pick me up in Fort Lauderdale. He sent two of his boys to ask me to have a drink with him. When I explained to him that I was straight, he asked me that I was familiar to him. I stated that I went to his club a lot, and that's how he knew me. So what does he do. He tries to set me up on a date with France Joli. You remember her with her hit, Come to Me. Yeah dumb me, I didn't go on the date since I was seeing someone. But there were other discos in other parts of the city I liked to visit, like Elephas, Lemon Tree, Plaza Suite, Romeo and Juliets, Banana's, L' Amour, The Arena and yes 2001 Odyssey. When I wanted to dance Latin, Side Street in The Bronx and Ochentas in Manhattan were my choices. The Jersey Shore had some nice discos too. Montego Bay, Casablanca, D'Jais, Surf Club, Temptations and The Sundance were my place to go. But I did have a personal favorite in the Bronx, called Strawberries Disco. It became like one of two home discos for me. Everyone knew me here. And yes, I had a girl wipe the sweat off my forehead after dancing. I even had two older nurses both proposed marriage to me. And a big limo one night stopped there and a man asked the coat check lady about me, but I wasn’t there. She told me the next night. But there were two other areas that I have to mention, since they also had some of the greatest discos. Westchester County and Long Island was rich with discos. Discos like Hoops, 2nd Floor, Fonzies, Lallipop, The Riviera, Peach Trees, Fudgies, January's, Marty and Lenny's, 21 North and The Milky Way In Westchester. And in Long Island, the list was too long for me to list. These were my favorites. Cherry's was like my other home disco. I dated the hottest waitress here, so I knew everyone there. She was my Stephanie. She also wanted to be an actress, and she was some dancer. Her mom was in the TV business as a hair stylist. My first real love. She broke my heart just like in the movie. Also, The Trammps performed there regularly, and were a bunch of nice guys. One New Years Eve, the stage almost collapsed from how crowded it was. I was dancing right next to them. Other disco's like Uncle Sams, Metro 700, La'tique, Chaz, 231, Zachary's, Channel 80 and my Hampton's favorites La'Plaz and Lemans gave me great memories. And let us not forget about Summers Beach, Hot Dog Beach and Neptune Beach. Nothing better to not only dance at the bar, but bring Pina Colada's to the beach. There were so many discos in the late 1970's and early 1980's. I had a disco for every night even on Monday. I still remember watching the movie. What a great thing for the young generation, as this movie just pushed young people to dance. There was nothing better than to do the Hustle, with a dance partner, girlfriend or even a stranger that you just met. I remember dancing the Hustle, with two young women at the Copacabana Club at the same time. it seemed like we danced together for years. And I remember like it was yesterday, after we ended our dance to Barry Manilow's Copacabana, how they looked dumbfounded. They asked me who was I. And I stated Tony. We actually got an ovation from the crowd. You will never see that today. I watch young people today, who can't get off their cell phones, and who is just not in good shape for their age. This disturbs me. I would never trade those days with the present. I continued to dance, and was invited on a local dance show on TV, The Soap Factory Dance Show, after being seen by a female employee of the show. She stated her boss, who was the producer, needed to watch me dance, and she later became my dance partner. Unfortunately she hurt her back and couldn't continue. I then became a regular dancer for the show. I was put with the cute twins to dance with. That was in 1978, and I met the likes of Blondie, Musique, Melba Moore, Karen Young, Amii Stewart, Anita Ward, Patrick Hernandez, A young Stephanie Mills, and Peaches and Herb. In fact, KZread now has some videos of those shows. And in the video of Karen Young singing Hot Shot, I was dancing the hustle, on the left side on the stage with my partner. And in other videos on KZread I am dancing with the cute twins. What great times. Even after the show was replaced, I continued to Dance, by going to Fred Astaire Studios, so to learn some dances from the old days. I remember walking up the stairs to the studio, and being met by the most beautiful blonde young lady I had ever seen. And I still remember dancing with her, since she wanted to check out my skills. And my God, we were both made for each other. It was effortless, and she was so beautiful. We had incredible chemistry together. Unfortunate for me it was her last week since she was going to dance in a Broadway Show. But she then introduced me to the owner, in her own right was a super looking blonde older lady. So she wanted to see for herself what her instructor was so excited about. So she wanted me to dance with another instructor, so to see what kind of dancer I was. After my audition, she offered me a contract to be a dance instructor instead, which I had to turn down due to I just bought my own business. So again, I was dancing ballroom, in such places like The Waldorf Astoria, The Playboy Club in Great Gorge, NJ and at The Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami, Florida. The friends that I made because of my dancing, was priceless. Friends from all over............New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Florida, Detroit and Philadelphia. To have the times I had with these great people were incredible. And yes, my name is really Tony and 100% Italian American. But my family only called me Anthony. And yes, people start identifying me as Tony Manero, after they watched me dance. I would start and the floor would clear for me. And I did win a dance trophy which I still have from a disco. But I would never wear that white suit. And at my wedding, the D.J and band I had, played music from Saturday Night Fever, and I was introduced as Tony, and performed a solo routine in front of 350 guests. I hope this wasn't too long for some, but when I think of those days, it brings a smile to my face. And I wish the young people of today could of had that those great times. And Thank You Mr. Travolta for doing a great job as Tony Manero. And to the writers who wrote the screenplay which was so strange how it was so similar to myself, and the disco life. And I am so sorry for the loss of your beautiful wife Kelly who was one lovely lady. And for your loss of your son. May they both Rest In Peace.🙏🙏🙏

@davids736

Жыл бұрын

What a great post Tony.... you had some life back in the day!! Good for you mate.... David in UK 👍👍🎼🎼❤️❤️🕺🕺🕺🕺

@scottbrandon6244

Жыл бұрын

Good memories of the 1970s. It seemed like almost as fast as it appeared, disco disappeared. Only for five years tops. My friend had an interesting observation. He served in the military and was stationed at a base in Japan. When he returned to America there was this new craze called disco in full swing. And all the women wanted to go to the discos. And they all wanted to dance. So like Tony Manero he learned quickly how to dance. He then met some beautiful women. The best one he kept and made her his wife. They've been married now for over 40 years and have five children.

@624radicalham

Жыл бұрын

So basically you were a male prostitute with all those men picking you up in limos. Don't kid people. You don't get that kind of attention from the gay community without being a closested gay metrosexual yourself. They can smell you a mile away that's why you got so much attention from men. No shame in being gay, just admit it. By the way all of those clubs you mentioned truly were magical. Superb write up that young people just don't have today.

@davidhovey6045

Жыл бұрын

Those were the DAYS!!👊

@Plainsimple67

Жыл бұрын

WOW!! WHAT A GREAT STORY AND MEMORIES, MY TEEN YEARS BEGAN IN EARLY 84 AND FORWARD, BUT THESE VIDEOS ARE STILL MEMORIES FOR MY OLDER SISTER. I AM GLAD YOU POSTED THIS, THOSE YEARS WILL NEVER COME BACK AGAIN. 🤷‍♂️☹

I saw this when I was in high school and went to clubs just like this to dance w/ my friends!!! The BEST OF TIMES!!!!

@dm1927

Жыл бұрын

Yap the good old days 👍

This girl was actually a better dancer than the lead actress.

@julieviola6787

Жыл бұрын

I liked Stephanie better than Annette, Annette got on my nerves 😒

@JoseCruz-qg1oc

Жыл бұрын

​@@julieviola6787 Annette was prettier than Stephanie but she was annoying

@julieviola6787

Жыл бұрын

@@JoseCruz-qg1oc okay 👌 I just felt that Stephanie was better looking, but you are right about Annette being annoying 🙄

@sherriscook3674

Жыл бұрын

I thought so too!!!

@kkennedy1773

Жыл бұрын

Annette was a great dancer, and liked Stephanie too.

Man, that guy could dance! But he also could dominate the screen in only his early 20's.

All I have to say is I love this movie and John Travolta

@juliebannerman-wu4lp

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@Navy35

Жыл бұрын

Who says white guys can’t dance?

@kkennedy1773

11 ай бұрын

Definitely John Travolta for me!

@Patt12

10 ай бұрын

You know he is gay

@kkennedy1773

10 ай бұрын

@@Patt12 prove it, the mainstream media lies.

Absolutely fantastic film, the barometer of a generation. 46 years gone in a flash but not forgotten.❤❤❤

Donna Pescow was a stunner compared to Karen Lynn Gorney never understood the attraction with her all these years later, the music from The Bee Gees still sounds as good today as it ever did.

The freedom of the 70´s! Smoke a cigarette and nobody piss off!!! I miss these days!

@jogmas12

2 ай бұрын

It’s still bothered people, non smokers don’t want breath or smell that stuff.

@Luke-ot6mk

2 ай бұрын

@@jogmas12 Get off my back! You geting old, man! lol

@JM-zk9ou

Ай бұрын

My mom smoked for 37 years. She now is on O2 24/7. She can't walk 15 feet without having a hard time breathing, even with O2. Smoking is not cool and no one should have to breathe in people's second hand smoke.

@andrewmiller4885

7 күн бұрын

@@jogmas12 How right you are. I went to a restaurant and deliberately chose outside seating so my partner and I could smoke, The waitress told us we couldn't smoke. I said but we are out in the open air. Apparently, the table not far from us complained, so management told us we had to put them out or leave. I was absolutely shocked. WE were quiet, well dressed, in fact formally dressed to be precise, and we were ready for a nice dinner and good evening. It just made me think it was more about bias than irritation from cigarette smell or smoke, because the tables were not that close together and it was out in the open air. Gee , I wonder if I would have the right to complain if a nearby table in a restaurant has a bunch of people engaging in endless alcohol consumption going on, as they get louder and louder. I have seen that. The truth is I would never dream of complaining. By the way Alcohol can smell too after a while.

@andrewmiller4885

7 күн бұрын

@@JM-zk9ou Some people do get away with it though, my daughter in- laws grandmother died at 97 smoked all her life and died healthy. She just died of old age.

I like the sidechick better than Tony's main love interest.

She put him in his place from the get go,what a Super dancer she was!😎

An entire movie with no flab anywhere.

Those scenes were thick with desire, dance, and 'tude. You can smell the cologne and whisky. Great flick!

John Travolta was such a great dancer with attitude on the floor! Saturday Night Fever became a nation wide phenomenon with all kinds of people taking dance lessons!

Donna Pescow, who played Annette, gained 40 pounds for this film. She also had to relearn her native Brooklyn accent.

Awe yeah disco days. My fav time back then the 70's thru the 90's

Dona Pescow's character in this movie was a wake-up call for women all over the world. It made all of us take a hard look in the mirror.

The 70s & 80s were such an awesome time for music and fashion. Can’t beat that chest hair and silk shirts either!!😆

@eileenhetherington3704

7 ай бұрын

The shirts were polyester, not silk.

Ah the good old days… when men weren’t afraid of dancing. Today most guys won’t even ask. Go watch SNF!! 🕺💃

The good old days I so want to go back to

@eddieharrison3801

3 ай бұрын

Me to

Ah the 70’s . Such a fun decade

The absolute best decade for music - I feel so lucky to have been a teenager in the seventies - even got told once I danced like John Travolta! 😂 Happy days 😊

@wordup897

5 ай бұрын

@blacklodgeelectric3881. He is a huge flamer, in real life too.

@SculptExpress-gv8jp

5 ай бұрын

Great energy, dance, laughs … and for any pocket. These kids are all gloomy and depressed today, rich or poor …

@annwalsh8079

5 ай бұрын

Loved "Old time Rock'N'Roll myself! Thanks, Bob Seger! ❤

@dralbertpakin8895

4 ай бұрын

In your opinion.

The best movie of the 70's!!!!! John was so perfect in this 🍿🎥🍿🎥🍿🎥 movie!!! I miss this fun!!! The clothes were great... Thanks for posting these happy movies, we love it!!!! 💃💃💃💃.. ❤❤❤❤......

Crazy how a classic orchestra song became disco

Born 1960, the disco’s were a great time, a great great time. You could get in the Minn. Bars at 18, the lit dance floors, lots of people and lots of fun, also some hangovers.

*** This girl 👧 😍 💕 👏 💖 💓 is very beautiful 😍 ❤ 😘 indeed & of course John Travolta is as handsome 😍 ❤ as ever!!!

@Realrodneyatkins__

9 ай бұрын

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I dont understand why people didnt like disco. I did.

Remember this movie like it was yesterday, Life is short, dont blink

@Nhamp2000

4 ай бұрын

Whoops. Too late.

Discos and disco dancing exploded all over the country when this movie came out.

It was a great time to be young and dance the nite away. I’m 73 but I can Rembrandt how great it was.

las discotecas eran divertidas en aquella época, no había móviles, si querías estar con la gente tenías que socializar, era genial

Travolta is an icon.

Tony was struttin on that dance floor 🕺

A Fifth Of Beethoven is so damn good, it was super cool to hear it again in Loki's season 2!

One of the best flicks of all time!

Yes that movie was great, the way John Travolta handle his dancing situations during the contest truly showed him to be an matured man. He gave his award to the Latin couple. The thing I don’t understand is in 2023 you think they would point out their dancing also. It would be great.

@Realrodneyatkins__

9 ай бұрын

Hello, how are you today? It’s nice to meet you on here.

Women love a man that can dance. That is how i used to get my ladies back in the day......

Felt like a century ago when the biggest concern was trying to look good at the disco in multicolored polyester suits and dresses. The 70s were a pretty self absorbed decade.

@scottbrandon6244

Жыл бұрын

And the 80s, 90s, and 2000s.

@gurujr

Жыл бұрын

@@scottbrandon6244 Yes, for sure not exclusive to the 70s. I love young people but selfies aren't doing this decade any favors either.

@lilwaynesworld0

Жыл бұрын

We haven’t had a non self absorbed decade since the 1940’s and if you thought the 70s was bad check out what the kids call today social media 😆 where have you been?

@MijoShrek

9 ай бұрын

​@@lilwaynesworld0🤣 seriously. "Concern" you mean wanting to get laid? 😂

This is where Tony has a chance to be SOMEBODY.

I hate that that Annette just could Not get and accept that Tony didn’t feel the same for her. He tried to save her from herself and thought she was making him jealous by letting them use her in the back of the car. 😩

Saw this movie when I was a kid back then! Good times!

*** 💘 Yes * the movie 'Saturday Night 🌙 🙌 Fever' * certainly deserves 👏 an absolute '❤ 10!!!'

Some amazing lines and dialogues which we have grown up on. Two of the best songs of the SNF soundtrack.

2:03 She really had a good dance. She looks so young and better looking lately.

I can't believe the DJ said, "Love that polyester "

@Realrodneyatkins__

9 ай бұрын

Hello, how are you today? It’s nice to meet you on here.

She was by far better looking than the one he fell for....

@markb.macanas2623

Ай бұрын

I had a crush on Donna Pescow for a long time!!!!

70’s disco what memories. Would love to see JT dance like this now. Bet he’s still got the moves😍

John Travolta IS the danceflloor. 😁

She was just as good and in 3” heals🤩

The 70 ‘s what a great decade in music

I love everything about this movie. Probably the only movie I saw twice in the theater then. The 70s Disco craze, going to clubs with friends,, dancing with friends, meeting guys there, just being young, hardly a care in the world, staying out late. We had the best of times. My brother actually looked somewhat like John Travolta. After John did Welcome Back Kotter, Ron Pallilo did a vh1tv special on the 70s, Ron saw my brother in the city and called out “ hey, there’s Barbarino”

John can really dance very good, and I give this video a few thumbs up. 👍👍. Now here is a rose for John. 🌹🌹and a sweet kiss from Kathy. 💋💋👩👩

They gotta bring back discos to the states

I've watched this movie at least 20 times

Disco......that's where the happy people go.... Miss those days. Pastels in Bat Ridge was my place.

These are the kind of movies of the era you can watch over and over again.

Those of us who lived this will never forget it. A fun time to be single and free. Women dressed up and looked good. The rest of the story is X rated.

Travolta in this movie matched the intensity, coolness, machismo, and charisma of a lead actor better than anyone who has ever been on screen with the exception of early Marlon Brando. He was a great dancer, who was also part of a street gang, yet was sensitive enough to show real vulnerability in a way that didn't diminish him as a tough guy. But he was also wise enough at the end to realize that he needed to reach out for more when it came to his goals and relationships. One of the greatest performances in one of the best movies of all time.

Nice one, I remembered 1977 during , today 10... 12.. 2023... Life is unbeatable those days.

I give it a 10 I love it! I love to see John Travolta he is a great actor. This movie is one of my favorite 😍

The 70s was a great time to be young. So. Calif was beautiful then and with plenty of places to go dancing on a Saturday night. What fun, to spend the day at the beach and to go dancing at night. The BeeGees were hot back then. It seems like just yesterday 💕

His attitude and ego is what adds humor to this film. I love it when his Dad smacks him across the head and he says, "Hey! Watch the hair! Ma....he hit my hair!"

@barryharkins9390

Жыл бұрын

😎

@Tristanshere

11 ай бұрын

He actually ad libbed that in the movie, and the producers loved it and kept it in.

@deaner1955

5 ай бұрын

He made this movie the hit it was. Not many actors could pull that role off like he did. The drama, the attitude, the charm, the humor, the whole shtick -- plus the dancing. No faking it -- just dancing like a pro! He worked hard for it and he really pulled it off!

He was such a man's man. Incredibly handsome! He had it all. Mystery, talent galore, sense of humor wit. A beautiful man.

Bruh I’m 23 and wish I could of experience the clubs in the 70’s 😂😂

@andrewmiller4885

7 күн бұрын

YOU didn't miss a thing; they were absolute sleaze joints. Take it from me I was there. Not for long thank God.

If I had a Time Machine I’d def stop off in this time period and hit up a disco club! 🕺

His dancing is off the hook

@Realrodneyatkins__

9 ай бұрын

Hey there! How are you today? It’s nice to meet you on here.

До сих пор мурашки по всему телу проходят от этой сцены. Такие сильные актеры.

@egud2472

3 ай бұрын

У меня, от вашего комментария, мурашки собрались все в одном месте...

My man , still the one !!

The best years !!

He is fab but must admit she is a perfect partner

john travolta is awesome

This is why we are all so fat, no one disco dances any more

@debraparker833

7 күн бұрын

Right! Too busy sitting on our butts playing video games and eating junk. Now the thing is Yoga and on their butts again humming, how many calories does that burn - ZERO!

Omg there will never be another movie this good

These comments are fascinating. My take on the film, then and now, was that their lives were tragic, that they weren't going anywhere, that the disco world with all its cheap plastic glitter was covering the real and pathetic lack of future in their existence-- and did it brilliantly. The writing, acting and directing was top notch. It was NOT a movie about how glorious the disco scene was.

@johnhunt1931

10 ай бұрын

Yes, that’s how I saw it too.

@eileenhetherington3704

7 ай бұрын

That's not the point. The focus in THIS scene was how exciting, fun, sexy and stylish these clubs and music were. You could fall in love or get your heart broken, and I did, several times. At 63, I am teaching dance, but there are no clubs like these anymore. They are sorely missed. Playtime for grownups. All they do at clubs now is sit around and drink. Kids haven't learned to partner dance, they don't know what they are missing!

@dipsydoodle7988

5 ай бұрын

Indeed.

@SculptExpress-gv8jp

5 ай бұрын

Well, yours is one way of looking at it, and surely you are not wrong. But, it all depends how you see life. It’s a series of chapters and at the end - rich or poor - we are all facing a grand decay. What’s important is the journey and being young, courageous star at the dance floor was a beautiful chapter of life to remember. It’s also about life that improved dramatically post WW2, the American century where music (for all classes) united the world more than ever in the history.

John Travolta’s sexual energy in this movie is a sight to behold.