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Saturday Night Fever

Joseph Cali (Actor), Barry Miller (Actor), John Badham (Director) Rated:

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Genre	Music, Drama
Format	Subtitled
Contributor	Joseph Cali, Bruce Ornstein, Donna Pescow, Julie Bovasso, Barry Miller, Val Bisoglio, Karen Gorney, John Badham, Lisa Peluso, John Travolta, Paul Pape, Nina Hansen See more
Language	English
Runtime	1 hour and 59 minutes

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Celebrate the film that captivated audiences the world over when Saturday Night Fever 40th Anniversary Director's Cut comes to select cinemas for a special two-day event. Come see the iconic film that catapulted John Travolta to superstardom, garnered him an Oscar (R) nomination and captivated audiences the world over. Travolta commands the screen as Tony Manero, a restless Brooklyn rebel who escapes problems at home and an uncertain future every Saturday night when he shines as king of the disco dance floor. The event includes a look back at the legacy of Saturday Night Fever with interviews from the director and cast.

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MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ Unrated (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 1.98 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ John Badham
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Subtitled
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 59 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ December 19, 2017
Actors ‏ : ‎ Joseph Cali, Barry Miller, John Travolta, Donna Pescow, Val Bisoglio
Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ French, Spanish, Portuguese
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ French, Spanish, English, Portuguese
Studio ‏ : ‎ Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B06XDCTSPM
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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JIMI

Brings Memories Past

Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020

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This film has great significance for me. When I saw it in the theater in 1977, I was enthralled with the club life style. Little did I know that in late 78-79 I would be put into the life. A business man (Rock Promoter, Concerts) by the name of Harry Arnold and his wife had taken a Trip to New York City that year. And went to Studio 54 and yes because of his background in entertainment was given entrance. He and his wife fell in love with the idea of the club and decided to build one in Southern Oregon. Because of the Studio 54 influence they named it Manhattan Rose. Needing a second job and not knowing what I was walking into at the time applied. I was interviewed by Mr. Arnold himself and was hired for the front door security and ID checker. Had to ware all black pants, vest and collared shirt. Part of my job was to enforce the dress code no t-shirts, tank tops, Levis, gym shoes, baseball caps, or cowboy hats. Ever tell a cowboy he had to check his hat, and yes we had a coat room with a young lady at the helm. Like I said the place was meant to reflect Studio 54 and have class. When you walked through the double door entrance you could feel the music vibe immediately. You would walk up the 8 foot wide by 15 foot long ramp. then look left and you would see me just a few feet away. Manhattan as I called it boasted to have the biggest dance floor between Sacramento CA and Portland Oregon ("Earthquake Ethels'). It was 25 feet across by 90 feet long. It had 8 four foot high topline speakers on the floor and 8 hung in the ceiling. Seating was all swivel high back black leather chairs. The lighting was somewhat automated remember its the 70's and operated by the DJ's. The light board in the booth was about 2 feet wide and 6 feet long. I have never seen a lighting system in a club even come close to this one since. We had 3 turntables and a great music collection albums of course. Even brought in a few of mine to add to it. We even had the Chippendales at the club a few times but they were expensive. We did go with groups that were a little more reasonable. We also had a comedy night at least once a week. I got to break the DJ's once in a while and operate the booth. But Mr. Arnold did not like me to come off the door for that length of time. Now the people between 16 and 20 needed a place as well. So Harry Arnold built another club just for them and only 2 blocks away. The name of that club was "Fat City" and it was always packed. Drinks were soft drinks made to look like bar drinks. I went over a couple of times to check the crews. That was ok for a while until someone let it out that I operated the door at Manhattan Rose. That's when the bribes stated to come across. So I needed to stop going over because of that. Mostly from young ladies, that would even show up at Manhattan. The nightlife was great just like in the movie only better, because it was real. The "After Hours Parties" were truly unbelievable so much so I can't divulge on this site any details. I worked there from 1979 until 1985, but even after that I was given special access at many places in town. So this movie has some special triggers for me. Mr. Arnold would even ask me to light the dance floor as he put it. Which was to choose someone and dance to get things started. Or just dance by myself if I wanted to which was always better since I could easily walk away. All of us had to be able to dance well. So when I hear the beat of the movie I just get this big grin on my face and all the memories come flooding back. This film is fantastic even though the club in the film is on the small side. But the mood, crowd sounds, and of course the music there was no experience like it. Thanks For The Memories Again. - JIMI

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Willie Jackson

Great product

Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024

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Great product and timely delivery. Thanks!

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Yellow Rose of Texas

Thought provoking movie.

Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023

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Received in good time. Movie brought back an earlier time period. Taught an important lesson.

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Jim O'Brien

Realistic and Fun Dancing Movie

Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2009

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No movie has ever had a greater impact on society than "Saturday Night Fever." Other movies have drawn bigger crowds, sold more, and made more money, but no other movie has ever effected any where near as great of a change on society's behavior as did "Saturday Night Fever."

"Saturday Night Fever" is not a clean movie. They produced (at the same time) a PG version ... which also gives us some additional footage ... but that "laundered up" version lacks the punch of the R rated version. This violence, profanity, references to sex, and glimpses of sex are very much the everyday occurences of the street life this movie strives to depict, and the movie makers succeed in bringing this life to the screen in a realistic and believable way.

John Travolta plays Tony Manero ... a true life character ... and the movie follows his life (in Brooklyn, NY) over a period of about two weeks. He is a young man devoted to disco dancing, and in his world of violence, ignorance, and greed, this dancing gives him an anchor of sorts to which he can cling. In these sinful surroundings, Tony also tries to maintain a sort of code of decency and truth, but he is the only one on this team, and it is always an uphill battle. By contrast, Tony's older brother Frank is in the priesthood ... supposedly a bastion of decency ... but decides, in the course of the movie, to leave the church.

Tony works a dead-end job at a hardware store and hangs out with his gang of friends in his off time. He lives at home with his italian family (father, mother, sister, and grandmother), but really lives at the disco he and his friends go to every Saturday night. While at the disco one night he spots a new girl, Stephanie (played by Karen Lynn Gorney), and he engineers a meeting. The two of them agree to partner for an upcoming dance contest, and, throughout the course of their practicing, a mutual affection develops. In Tony, Stephanie finds a person she can at last trust, and in Stephanie, Tony finds someone who not only has dancing talents on a par with his own, but, in her, he also sees a doorway of sorts out of the world he is increasingly coming to detest. The ending of "Saturday Night Fever" is tender and delicate. The movie itself is a roller coaster ride of arguing, violence, and indecency, but the ending is soft and sweet.

The heart of "Saturday Night Fever" is the dancing ... particularly Tony's dancing ... and it (the dancing) is a delight to watch. When Tony and Stephanie begin to dance together, it is as if something right is happening for the first time. The music, provided primarilly by The Bee Gees, is perfect ... giving us upbeat and fun rhythms ... as we imagine ourselves dancing right along with the characters on the screen.

The acting in "Saturday Night Fever" is top-notch throughout ... usually an indication of a good director (in this case John Badham) ... with an emphasis on, not classic good acting, but on realistic portrayals of everyday New York City (Brooklyn borough) people. Travolta is at his best here, I think. Karen Lynn Gorney does a good job as Stephanie ... but, at 31, was perhaps too old for the part. In the performances of Joseph Cali and Paul Pope (as Tony's friends Joey and Double J) we are given two characters that we simply know really exist. Barry Miller is excellent as Tony's friend Bobby C (in a tricky and non-flattering part to perform). Val Bisoglio is excellent (and a little unsettling) as Tony's ignorant father, Julie Bovasso is very good as Tony's mother, and Lisa Peluso does a nice little job as Tony's sister. Sam Coppola is very believable as Tony's boss, and Donna Pescow was well chosen for the part of Annette (Tony's former partner) and she carries it out well. The smaller parts in this movie are all filled out with quality and realistic performances that add a great deal of authenticity to the film.

But "Saturday Night Fever" is a classic cultural film, and is worthy of a look.

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JohnG

Fun movie to rewatch - a true classic

Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2023

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The last time I watched Saturday Night Fever was in the 1970’s.
I really enjoyed seeing it again. It is a true ‘70’s classic.
John Travolta was a skinny runt back then, but he was perfectly suited for the part.
His dancing was exceptional; it’s hard to believe he couldn’t dance at all before he took the part. He was obviously a fast learner.
I recommend this movie for any John Travolta fans or anyone who grew up in the ‘70’s.
Not for young children however - lots of 4 letter words and sexually explicit language.

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Sheila Marie

Never Disappointed

Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023

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John Travolta is hot always and evermore.

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Billie Dennis

GREAT OLD SCHOOL MOVIE

Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2023

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Love this movie back when I was 18 . Still love it!

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Ellie C.

Loved this film

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 30, 2023

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One of my all time classics and best John Travolta films, takes me back with so many memories and the dance scenes, good film to watch

robert salmon

super film

Reviewed in France on September 11, 2018

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j'adore se film car beaucoup de souvenir .

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Andrea Buck

Wie gewünscht

Reviewed in Germany on November 7, 2023

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Da kommen Reminiszenzen hoch

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Jean-Pierre Skwirzynski

Disco

Reviewed in France on November 2, 2023

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Qualité correcte pour un ancien film et sa bande son.

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S. Lornie

This ain't Grease!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 29, 2022

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Saturday Night Fever is an interesting film. I think it's reputation undermines the quality of the film. People remember the poster of John Travolta in his now cliché dance pose, the hit Bee Gees single Stayin' Alive and the fantastic soundtrack that it came from. But how many people who know these things have actually seen the film? How many are mature enough to even understand it?

When I was growing up, I always heard about this movie from the same people that loved the musical Grease. A classic in its own right. But the movie they spoke about and the one I eventually saw were quite a contrast. These folks saw a reasonably family friendly movie about dancing and disco music. What I saw was a movie about Tony Manero coming out of his shell, growing up, how shallow life can be and human insecurity. As it turns out, many people I know have never seen the full movie. But instead grew up watching a family friendly edit that was released to milk the success of Grease. Typical.

Saturday Night Fever is a fantastic movie. It was originally released in 1977 and is well known as one of John Travolta's early successes. He plays the character Tony Manero (Travolta), an insecure young man hiding behind his good looks and reputation with his friends. He works hard during the week to have enough money for fancy outfits and to spend weekends at his favourite dance club. After meeting Stephanie Mangano (Karen Lynn Gorney), Tony starts to question his life and if there is more for him out there. The film was directed by John Badham and produced by Robert Stigwood.

The movie is well made. It shows a great contrast between the gritty surreal world of Tony's daily life and the super bright energetic night life. Everyone remembers when they were eighteen years old and felt like they were invincible. Those were great times. But life quickly catches up to us all and that is what this movie is about. Saturday Night Fever captures that vibe wonderfully. It does a great job of slowly taking it away piece by piece as real life catches up to the lead character. The pacing is right on. It doesn't feel slow, not for me at least. I was quite invested in the characters. It's was also helped along by the previously mentioned soundtrack. The disco rhythms from the Bee Gees, Kool & The Gang, The Trammps etc really took it up a notch.

The quality of the bluray itself was quite good. I thought the image was quite sharp. You could see many details in the characters outfits, the make up was well done and the disco scenes looked superb and colourful. The surround mix was also really well done. The scenes that didn't have music were very atmospheric and the one that did, they were incredible. I would love to hear this soundtrack properly in surround.

I could waffle on about this movie for a while but I'll stop here. I strongly recommend this movie but I will say, this is NOT for the faint of heart. There's a lot of things in this movie that is now considered highly offensive and would be removed from every platform if the wrong people see it. It isn't a family friendly movie. It is very dark, has a lot of mature themes, strong language, politically incorrect jokes and more. This is an adult film for mature people. If you want to watch something like Grease, you better look else where because this is definitely not for you.

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