And he did this while his partner was dying of cancer. She insisted he not pass this up, and it made his career. But imagine what he was going through, and he still pulled this out. Incredible.
OMG I didn’t remember that crap about getting an Abortion?? Hell NO..!! That just destroyed the movie for me. All the kids watching that shit years ago ,,, ugh 😱
Yes it did....I was just a child 5 years old but remember going to the theater with my mother to see it... I would love to hear more about the effect the movie and John Travolta's dancing had on the world... And what it did for the culture... from someone who was older and could really embrace the times and influences during this time period... Please share... Thank you kindly....A true fan of the 70s
John Travolta must be the greatest actor who can legitimately dance on screen and make it look flawless. Saturday night fever, Grease & Pulp fiction. This guy is a legend.
Times will never have this era innocence. What happened to society today? 😭 no more fun clubs. Music stinks. Girls artists are so hard and pornish, not soft and feminine anymore like Vanity, Jewel, Robert Palmer background dancers 🤩
Apparently the film producer's wanted to cut this dance scene from the movie Saturday night fever but John insisted that it should remain in the movie ....true fact..... 😊👍😁
Cuando Michael Jackson dijo que era mejor ser estilizado para que los pasos de bailes se vean increíbles,tenía mucha razón,veo a Travolta aquí con este cuerpo y WOW
I did this entire sequence for the school talent show when I was in grade 5!!! I remember studying this dance endlessly!! Honest to say the school went crazy when I performed!!! Still one of the proudest moments of my life!! Tony Manero Forever!!
I remember back in 2008-2009 when I was taking ballroom dancing classes. It was just like this lol We were nobody by day and stars at the local "disco" by night (at least 3 times in the week) lmao
Fun fact: Despite Travolta having intensely trained for months with the choreographer for this dance, the film’s director & editor had this scene showing only John’s face! 😮 When John saw that, he absolutely insisted that they redo the film to show the complete dance sequence in all its glory. So we have this iconic dance scene thanks to Travolta’s tough demand. 🎉😊
I love how when he’s finished, everyone hits the floor hard, as they had just witnessed something so inspirational they simply couldn’t restrain themselves any longer.
If you got to grow up in the 50's through the 90's it was a golden era that will never be repeated with all the classic movies & music, YOU were blessed!
90's was awesome to go out. Early 90's was a melting pot of the last 20 years so we had it all. Rock, disco, techno, house and electro even. Wasn't jealous of the 70's and definitely not the 80's, it's after 2001 that everything became boiled down to nothing.
I completely agree with you. It was a privilege to grow up back then. Sure, the clothes were pretty terrible, but the music (Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Doobie Brothers, Three Dog Night, The Bee Gees, The Stones, Bowie, etc), the dancing and a sense of connection with other people that doesn’t exist now was fantastic.
@@Linerwood2000 Yes, you are right and I changed the post to the 90's because when you really look at it most of the 1900's were the explosion for everything, once we cross the year 2000 things start going down.
My mom was so cool when she took me to see this movie when it came out. I've been hooked on it ever since. Saturday Night Fever will always be a timeless classic.
My mom did too; except that she waited until they put out an edited version since she didn't want to uh, explain, certain scenes to us, especially to my brother ,who was 5 or 6 yrs old at the time ( I was 10 or 11) My mom also took me to to see "All That Jazz" & "The Blue Lagoon"- but w/o my brother though..!
@@ROBYNMARKOW I remember the pg version of Saturday Night Fever, I used to have it on VHS a long time ago. If that version ever gets released I might pick it up just to have it in my collection.
I remember when it was a big deal to get into R rated movies when underage. A friend of mine said he bought a ticket to "The Goodbye Girl" and hid in the restroom, sneaked in to see this one.
@@joyfulyes I don't blame your friend, I think I would've done the same thing. I considered myself lucky that my parents were cool enough and figured that I could handle the subject matter at that age.
@@joyfulyes My brother & I & our friends used to sneak into theaters at (the Cineplex ones that had/have about 10-20 screens)after the movie we paid for ended. Also, there was asking someone who looked older than 17 to buy u tickets( u gave them your own $$,of course) However, like I wrote before, my mom was pretty cool about us seeing R-rated movies once we were teenagers since she figured we'd find a way to see them anyway.! 😉👍
My jaw dropped when I first saw this scene. I first saw Travolta dance in Pulp Fiction and I’m amazed with his dance moves, until I saw this. Wow, John Travolta is a legend.
Who knew the kid who played the dummy in Mr. Kotter’s class would eventually become one of film industry’s brightest and best. So many iconic moments thanks to John.
The icing on the cake of this iconic movie is this scene he fought to keep in this movie as they were gonna cut it. This was my era & I can't imagine after watching it countless times I can't imagine this scene not being in it
My girl took me to this hard core dance club in the city a few weeks ago, and at one point, the floor cleared back to form an open area where any body could just get out there solo, and dance. The crowd was so hype and my girl pushed me out there. It was clearly a hip hop/b boy dancing club, and I was no hip hop dancer. So I did this entire dance routine. It was exhilarating, and when I was done, everyone beat the shit out of me.
There was an interview with the director back in the 90’s, he said that no one thought Saturday Night Fever would have been a huge blockbuster movie back in 1977/ 1978. And Travolta did say when this movie came out, the disco fashion had already faded away, 2 years before the movie came out but once SNF came to the big screen & just blew up, so did the disco fashion & the disco techs being more popular than ever! Thanks to John Travolta & everyone else who took part & made this great movie part of our American culture! Keep on Dancing 🕺
George Michael wrote about how after seeing this film and this clip he would go to the school disco to act it out Later we saw him with Wham doing the dances on TOTP John inspired a whole generation
If you mean "professional" as in danced for a living, no. But he was actually a trained hoofer already. He came from a theatrical family and learned this stuff very young. I don't know that Swayze was "professional" but he was trained by his mother. So both were dancers well before they did their iconic movie roles.
My first full-time job was file clerk in an engineering firm. It was 1978, and disco and clubbing ruled. One of the guys in sales styled himself after John Travolta in SNF; the polyester shirts and flared pants, the hair combed back like a mane, etc. He was HOT. 🔥When I first laid eyes on him at the copy machine he literally took my breath away. Unfortunately, he was also a Lothario, and there were a few young women at the office who were taken in. Funnily enough, he and I had a good rapport, I think because I always called him on his crap. He was impressed that I never fell for his pickup lines. I know a lot of people think disco is lightweight music, but man, it was fun to "boogie-oogie-oogie 'til you just can't boogie no more"! Pete P., wherever you are, I hope you're doing well.
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. When it came out on December 16th, 1977, I was 11 yrs old. My mom got me disco lessons. She bought me these pink hot pants and I wore them to the classes. It was so fun to learn some of these moves for me. I remember it was out in the boonies somewhere, not sure where, but it was in the evening when I went. Lol, I loved those pink pants. Wish I had kept them now. 😂 John Travolta has made many awesome movies in his career. Grease was another all time favorite too.
Amazing. I was too young by several years to see the movie when it came out, but the soundtrack formed an indelible part of my adolescence. Just listening to the music brings me back to 5th/ 6th grade, like I'm in a time machine. Sounds, sights, smells, people's faces... it all comes back. Disco was the first popular music I ever really got "into," so it will always hold a very nostalgic place in my memory.
I was just old enough to see the film when it came out. It wasn't like today. We didn't have any picture before. But the music ! I was able to go with my older sisters (I needed parental permission). I remember the impact of that scene, on the moment in the cinema and ...on the rest of our lives. 🙄
A very well-stated, notable observation. I was in the military service at the time, stationed in MA, and also tie this film somewhat to that era in my life.
I am 71,big fan of rock and roll, when disco music came out people who were in to rock music did not so interested, but now when I look back I think DISCO music much better than what we have today's rap music ....
Same here. Remember my younger sister and I going to movies twice to see this. I was 25 at the time. I always say we had to be young and fit back in the day, in order to dance, because the records were so long 😂...miss those days!!
The last scene is gut wrenching and makes me cry even to this day just like it did when I saw it for the first time in theaters when it was released in ‘77. Several scenes throughout the movie are hard to watch due to their pin point accuracy, depicting how things were in real life then. Goes to show that movies nowadays don’t need the excessive violence, nudity and foul language to make a lasting impact on an audience!!!
When that movie arrived.. it was a surreal event .. lasted months in the cinemas .. at least in France… legendary.. i still remember me going to the champs- Elysées with my friends just for Travolta !
BOY WAS HE GOOD.
The great Denny Terio taught Travolta the moves !
@@StayingBack7170s y 80s me hubiera gustado ser adolescente en cualquiera de esas épocas
As my mom would say, "He is gettin' it!" 😂😂😂😂
- No one
@@Vero-nica12Andrea 👍❤️
the world needs more light up dancefloors
There were plenty in the '80's 😂
Yeah, he was awesome. Dancing King.😍🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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The body, the hips, the moves, the face . . . damn, Travolta was a dime piece back in the day. Insane charisma, too.
yeah he was
Dude got so much vagine that he got over it and moved onto men.
And he did this while his partner was dying of cancer. She insisted he not pass this up, and it made his career. But imagine what he was going through, and he still pulled this out. Incredible.
He could dance and he was gorgeous!❤
@@EastCoastGal66 Agreed! I saw SNF many years ago when I was a kid, so I didn't remember much about it until I watched this clip. He was something!
John Travolta doesn’t get enough respect. Dude is an absolute legend.
Absolutely...totally the best EVER !!
Just bat shit crazy now
Hmmmmphh ....I got to go dance....Tony yeh!
OMG I didn’t remember that crap about getting an Abortion?? Hell NO..!! That just destroyed the movie for me. All the kids watching that shit years ago ,,, ugh 😱
The Man demands $20 Million every time he does a flick and you think he doesn't get enough respect?
probably the best 3.52 minutes on You tube
Sin dudas alguna, UA-cam me recomendó este video,hoy 2024,es imperdonable
When this movie came out it lit the world on fire
@@mariosorrenti482 Yea it did, but ....
Yes it did....I was just a child 5 years old but remember going to the theater with my mother to see it... I would love to hear more about the effect the movie and John Travolta's dancing had on the world... And what it did for the culture... from someone who was older and could really embrace the times and influences during this time period... Please share... Thank you kindly....A true fan of the 70s
I saw it 7 times. They used to have $1 movie nights. The music and the dancing were just incredible.
Danced on a floor like that in Selkirk Manitoba
@@santosdellior6917yo tenía 7 años cuando vi la película,la parte de los bailes o God me volví loca jajaja
The scene that created a superstar.
John Travolta must be the greatest actor who can legitimately dance on screen and make it look flawless. Saturday night fever, Grease & Pulp fiction. This guy is a legend.
and even Urban Cowboy.
And Michael
No. Not.
Kevin Bacon.
Patrick Swayze could
This is era I grew up in..guys could really dance then..peacocking..lol..still love to dance..😎🌠🔥🔥
Times will never have this era innocence. What happened to society today? 😭 no more fun clubs. Music stinks. Girls artists are so hard and pornish, not soft and feminine anymore like Vanity, Jewel, Robert Palmer background dancers 🤩
Rigjt everyone is too trashy and no class
One of the most iconic scenes in movie history.
This cat danced better than the brothers. John is really cooking in this clip.
Absolutely
The guy talking about his girlfriend liking communion waifers?
Like Jake Ryan at the church. Or Sandy and Danny on the Tilt A Whirl
Apparently the film producer's wanted to cut this dance scene from the movie Saturday night fever but John insisted that it should remain in the movie ....true fact..... 😊👍😁
This is why the 70’s were so cool!! Almost everyone was trim, had nice clothing, and dressed nice!!
What a classic. John Travolta sure had the moves. It never gets old watching this classic scene.
As awesome as John Travolta’s dancing is in Saturday Nighr Fever, I think his dancing was even better in Grease.
@@juliuscepeda9655 I never saw Grease. Unusual, but true.
Yes.
♥️ Saturday night ever 🎬 movies
He could sing too. Started off as a singer, he was border line a will smith of the 70s. Was a singer but turned out his acting was even better.
Watched this movie which my friend had a copy 23 yrs ago,while in my college. I have been a fan of Travolta ever since
Legendary....Iconic....Everything ❤❤❤❤
Love to watch Travolta dancing.
Who does not love that for real
Eramos tan flaquitos!!!!!!!!!!!!GEnial los 70!!!!!!
Cuando Michael Jackson dijo que era mejor ser estilizado para que los pasos de bailes se vean increíbles,tenía mucha razón,veo a Travolta aquí con este cuerpo y WOW
This man was not acting, he was having the time of his life
Making film history.
some disco !!!! 🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻
Sadly, the irony is that during the filming of this movie, his girlfriend was dying from cancer.😢
@UrvineSpiegel wrong film tag line lol! "Time of My Life" is from Dirty Dancing.....
He was actually doing this while his lady was dying of cancer, bro. It's acting.
The moment John Travolta became a legend. ICONIC
I did this entire sequence for the school talent show when I was in grade 5!!! I remember studying this dance endlessly!! Honest to say the school went crazy when I performed!!! Still one of the proudest moments of my life!! Tony Manero Forever!!
Im sure that happened and everyone clapped LOL
Love to see someone do it now!
@@jaygrayson6230 It was the highlight of his life.
@@prettygirlus9008 Still better than your life all together
I used to try ,did not succeeded but kept trying still every night at the disco.
John Travolta and the magical music of the Bee Gees!
Wasn't John dancing thou the waist down shots are if someone else
@Martin750hp name LOL 😆
@@joedimaggio3687 😄
@Martin750hp name Those great greats also, but that is Metal, not disco. duh! 😆
The Bee Gees like Olivia Newton John born in Britain & raised in Australia & had success in America.
Back in the 70-80's when you could be a nobody by day and a star at the local disco by night.
It was perfect. Ya gotta work for a living in the daytime.
Kept us from getting fat, too!
@@mmstrux Absolutely. And no need to go to the gym.
I remember back in 2008-2009 when I was taking ballroom dancing classes. It was just like this lol We were nobody by day and stars at the local "disco" by night (at least 3 times in the week) lmao
@@h_stefany88 No kidding?🙂
Best scene in the movie. Travolta commanded that dance floor.👍
The whole movie!!
45 years later and it's still amazing.
@@MagicMikey1 oh really well let's see you perform this dance routine and give everyone a right 😁😁😁😁 on you tube 😃😃😃
You always get one stupid comment on you tube.👍👍👍👍
Кислотный коммент
It’s magnificent
And you’re a dip
Fun fact: Despite Travolta having intensely trained for months with the choreographer for this dance, the film’s director & editor had this scene showing only John’s face! 😮 When John saw that, he absolutely insisted that they redo the film to show the complete dance sequence in all its glory. So we have this iconic dance scene thanks to Travolta’s tough demand. 🎉😊
Ugh. If Patrick swayze or Hugh Jackman were to do this, travolta would look like Chris Farley next to them.
@@prism8289 Different styles. Patrick Swayze was classically trained.
@@joanneperlmutter2038 exactly. Training. It works.
@@prism8289 Crap
So
These John Travolta dancing scenes will always be a classic...and never runs out of times... period
Verdade com toda certeza
Agree
A little FYI just in case you didn't know...that woman he was dancing with before he started his solo....Actress Fran Drescher !
@@jupitergrls As someone who has recently started viewing and enjoying The Nanny, I just learned that fact, love her Fran!
Travolta’s dancing is cool in all his movies, no matter what age he did it because He is Cool, and knows how to move 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Iconic dance
I love how when he’s finished, everyone hits the floor hard, as they had just witnessed something so inspirational they simply couldn’t restrain themselves any longer.
Dude uses up the whole song before everyone else can jump in ha
@@MrDogfish83that's the way it was on the dancefloor. Best dancer, ger out of my way.
They did....
If you got to grow up in the 50's through the 90's it was a golden era that will never be repeated with all the classic movies & music, YOU were blessed!
After 200 years from now people will still b talking about the 70's but not the time' after end of 1980
90's was awesome to go out. Early 90's was a melting pot of the last 20 years so we had it all. Rock, disco, techno, house and electro even. Wasn't jealous of the 70's and definitely not the 80's, it's after 2001 that everything became boiled down to nothing.
yes so very true ... Tony Moreno was an icon ... Opening credits Saturday Night Fever with Staying Alive was one of the best opening credits ever
I completely agree with you. It was a privilege to grow up back then. Sure, the clothes were pretty terrible, but the music (Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Doobie Brothers, Three Dog Night, The Bee Gees, The Stones, Bowie, etc), the dancing and a sense of connection with other people that doesn’t exist now was fantastic.
@@Linerwood2000 Yes, you are right and I changed the post to the 90's because when you really look at it most of the 1900's were the explosion for everything, once we cross the year 2000 things start going down.
I like the way he ends by just dancing off into the crowd!
It is near the end of 2023 and this iconic scene excites me just as it did in 1977.
The best time just get up and dance and have fun
My mom was so cool when she took me to see this movie when it came out. I've been hooked on it ever since. Saturday Night Fever will always be a timeless classic.
My mom did too; except that she waited until they put out an edited version since she didn't want to uh, explain, certain scenes to us, especially to my brother ,who was 5 or 6 yrs old at the time ( I was 10 or 11) My mom also took me to to see "All That Jazz" & "The Blue Lagoon"- but w/o my brother though..!
@@ROBYNMARKOW I remember the pg version of Saturday Night Fever, I used to have it on VHS a long time ago. If that version ever gets released I might pick it up just to have it in my collection.
I remember when it was a big deal to get into R rated movies when underage. A friend of mine said he bought a ticket to "The Goodbye Girl" and hid in the restroom, sneaked in to see this one.
@@joyfulyes I don't blame your friend, I think I would've done the same thing. I considered myself lucky that my parents were cool enough and figured that I could handle the subject matter at that age.
@@joyfulyes My brother & I & our friends used to sneak into theaters at (the Cineplex ones that had/have about 10-20 screens)after the movie we paid for ended. Also, there was asking someone who looked older than 17 to buy u tickets( u gave them your own $$,of course) However, like I wrote before, my mom was pretty cool about us seeing R-rated movies once we were teenagers since she figured we'd find a way to see them anyway.! 😉👍
The Brothers Gibb, there will never be another.
There will never be days like this❤
I freaking love this scene...wish clubs were still like this🎉
My jaw dropped when I first saw this scene. I first saw Travolta dance in Pulp Fiction and I’m amazed with his dance moves, until I saw this. Wow, John Travolta is a legend.
I'm sure MJ influenced his style. He's still got it. One of the best.
HE SURE IS
I taught him these moves.
@@Lori-lp6uc lol. You're high. No . This was made in the 70s.
Up your nose with a rubber hose
It took nine months for Travolta to nail this dance. Incredible🕺.
WOW casi 1 año y un parto literal 🤣
So smooth so class....incredible performance that s all you can say!!!...
Who knew the kid who played the dummy in Mr. Kotter’s class would eventually become one of film industry’s brightest and best. So many iconic moments thanks to John.
Every character on that show was kool.
Or his brief dancer would become the Flashy Girl from Flushing. 🤣
Laughing…like Horshach…
L. Ron Hubbard.
I am thinking of gru😂😂😂😂 hhhhhhhhhh
When he does the spin move and then hits the clap is INSANE. LOVE IT
eu amo
Nobody could ever forget this even though it was over 40 years ago
45 years ago
@@arijitsyam that’s over 40 years. Isn’t it?
Yeah big time Watched this movie first in 78 and it blew our socks off. JT absolutely sleighed it.
@@arijitsyam going on 46😎
Nowadays it would be 200 jump cuts and a song made 40 years ago.
Everybody wanted to dance like him
And that's WHY I will love John Travolta, forever! ❤️❤️❤️🕺
No longer since he has become religious creep.
The icing on the cake of this iconic movie is this scene he fought to keep in this movie as they were gonna cut it. This was my era & I can't imagine after watching it countless times I can't imagine this scene not being in it
Only John Travolta could make this look so cool.
That outfit, iconic 70s❤and that body! The best disco scenes and the movie now a classic.
My girl took me to this hard core dance club in the city a few weeks ago, and at one point, the floor cleared back to form an open area where any body could just get out there solo, and dance. The crowd was so hype and my girl pushed me out there. It was clearly a hip hop/b boy dancing club, and I was no hip hop dancer. So I did this entire dance routine. It was exhilarating, and when I was done, everyone beat the shit out of me.
I chuckled at the last part. But fuck those people.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@cienalmas316 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well at least there wasn't a shooting.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of the most classic scenes in movie history. You knew this scene was going to be iconic the minute you saw it.
The energy is amazing. You sit in your seat feeling like him. Then the lights come on.
Not really. In fact it's overrated and can not be compared to the more complex and entertaining break dancing.
you have not a clue@@Flegpuppy-pi8yf
@@Flegpuppy-pi8yflike what other scene ???
@@beatrizlopez2600 When you ask a question, come up with one that makes sense.
Yes he can still dance like this at 70 yrs old! He was fantastic then and still is now! I love you John!
I miss Dance Clubs like this !! No Guns , No Fights, just Dancing. And I miss the " Bee Gees " !! 🙏
EIN SUPPER TOLLES LIED, DAS ICH BIS HEUTE NOCH GERNE HÖRE!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ja, einfach fantastisch. Grüße Sebastian😊
There was an interview with the director back in the 90’s, he said that no one thought Saturday Night Fever would have been a huge blockbuster movie back in 1977/ 1978. And Travolta did say when this movie came out, the disco fashion had already faded away, 2 years before the movie came out but once SNF came to the big screen & just blew up, so did the disco fashion & the disco techs being more popular than ever! Thanks to John Travolta & everyone else who took part & made this great movie part of our American culture! Keep on Dancing 🕺
Travolta remains an astonishing talent as an actor as well as a dancer. Very underrated.
Just underrated for people who are clueless
He's a meh actor at best as was his dancing. Way overrated. Half time just stands there looking like a goof.
Disco was just freaking fun, and this dance pretty much defined a generation.
I saw this in the movie theater back in the 70s. It changed the world.
no it didn't.
after watching this at the cinema back in d 70s i fell totally in love with jt🤣🤣🤣🤣
George Michael wrote about how after seeing this film and this clip he would go to the school disco to act it out
Later we saw him with Wham doing the dances on TOTP
John inspired a whole generation
Changed the world? I wouldn’t go that far.
This dance and movie made John Travolta famous worldwide!😊😊👍👍
One of the most iconic scenes from movies, without considering john Travolta is not a professional dancer
John is a legend
No one does it better
If you mean "professional" as in danced for a living, no. But he was actually a trained hoofer already. He came from a theatrical family and learned this stuff very young. I don't know that Swayze was "professional" but he was trained by his mother. So both were dancers well before they did their iconic movie roles.
Tony the “king”
Best times ever
Immortal! Thank you Bee Gees, John Travolta and all people who made this movie!
Realmente muito bom
My first full-time job was file clerk in an engineering firm. It was 1978, and disco and clubbing ruled. One of the guys in sales styled himself after John Travolta in SNF; the polyester shirts and flared pants, the hair combed back like a mane, etc. He was HOT. 🔥When I first laid eyes on him at the copy machine he literally took my breath away. Unfortunately, he was also a Lothario, and there were a few young women at the office who were taken in. Funnily enough, he and I had a good rapport, I think because I always called him on his crap. He was impressed that I never fell for his pickup lines. I know a lot of people think disco is lightweight music, but man, it was fun to "boogie-oogie-oogie 'til you just can't boogie no more"! Pete P., wherever you are, I hope you're doing well.
Legendary !!!
Amazing movie, Amazing scene. John Travolta is the UNDENIABLE SYMBOL of the 70's Disco Music.
Man, unforgettable dancing style with Disco dominance in there! John Travolta and the Bee Gees made a vibrant team!!
No they did not made a team. In fact that piece of music did not exist when they filmed the movie. Its all post production.
Scene that will be eternalized in which he lived at that time. Great Travolta 👏👏👏
The MAN😂 great stuff😅
Travolta deserve to
Be a star forever just based off this performance
He is and he always will be
This is the role he is best remembered and also his breakthrough performance that made him a superstar and received his first Oscar nomination.
I remember dancing during the disco craze. Never saw anyone dance as great as John Travolta.
The master of disco dancing
Aerobics!
Absolutely fantastic, the dance,the music. Such a classic. Super talented - John Travolta.😍
Imagine if you dance like this now
I would absolutely love to know how
You'd be cool.
Some clasic
Why imagine 😉🕺🏻
Would be useful in weddings
One of the great dance move executed by John Travolta..
He is the best 🕺🏻!!!!
Thats why we were all fit and in shape.Disco was the big thing them.The best fun and time.
Yeah. Sweating profusely in synthetic fiber and cigarettes instead of food was THE power diet.
and coke
They don’t make many movies with such classic and iconic scenes anymore.
Tom cruise disagrees
One of the few Hollywood stars who was an actor AND dancer. Nothing phony about it; a natural.
Damn this guy was good at dancing an a top actor to
This is one of my favorite movies of all time.
When it came out on December 16th, 1977, I was 11 yrs old. My mom got me disco lessons. She bought me these pink hot pants and I wore them to the classes. It was so fun to learn some of these moves for me. I remember it was out in the boonies somewhere, not sure where, but it was in the evening when I went. Lol, I loved those pink pants. Wish I had kept them now. 😂 John Travolta has made many awesome movies in his career. Grease was another all time favorite too.
🤣serian adorables esos pantalones jajaja qué hermoso que tengas esos recuerdos,yo también los tengo pero los de los 80s
Everything about this is so iconic
Travolta was a long, lean gyrating love machine ❤️
He made it look so easy
I could watch him dance all day all night! Very graceful precise and classic to this day!😂
Classic! The king of disco!
I can watch this movie over and over again!
Just got done watching it on tv. It’s one of my brother and I’d favorite movie he actually got me introduced to it since he’s 11 years older than me
♥️ Saturday night fever, urban cowboys & grease wasn't the same greatness
loved it!!!
Best part is, like Rbel Without a Cause, this movie is so much more than just a portrait of a generation.
Amazing. I was too young by several years to see the movie when it came out, but the soundtrack formed an indelible part of my adolescence. Just listening to the music brings me back to 5th/ 6th grade, like I'm in a time machine. Sounds, sights, smells, people's faces... it all comes back. Disco was the first popular music I ever really got "into," so it will always hold a very nostalgic place in my memory.
Yep - it's just amazing how music can take you back in time.
I was just old enough to see the film when it came out. It wasn't like today. We didn't have any picture before. But the music !
I was able to go with my older sisters (I needed parental permission).
I remember the impact of that scene, on the moment in the cinema and ...on the rest of our lives.
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A very well-stated, notable observation. I was in the military service at the time, stationed in MA, and also tie this film somewhat to that era in my life.
People did/do trash disco, but it’s really been a great soundtrack to some great movies. I love it!
@@dreamboatannie0816 Exactly !
SNF was an excellent movie. Really captured a slice in time (late 70's disco era).
Totally Iconic dance scene! I remember this like it was yesterday, I miss the 70s!
I am 71,big fan of rock and roll, when disco music came out people who were in to rock music did not so interested, but now when I look back I think DISCO music much better than what we have today's rap music ....
Me too 🤩
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@@vanrajsindha9918 Rockers would say, “Disco is g@y.” Remember that?
Same here. Remember my younger sister and I going to movies twice to see this. I was 25 at the time. I always say we had to be young and fit back in the day, in order to dance, because the records were so long 😂...miss those days!!
The last scene is gut wrenching and makes me cry even to this day just like it did when I saw it for the first time in theaters when it was released in ‘77. Several scenes throughout the movie are hard to watch due to their pin point accuracy, depicting how things were in real life then. Goes to show that movies nowadays don’t need the excessive violence, nudity and foul language to make a lasting impact on an audience!!!
"He's very good."
"He is da KING out dare, fada."
Love those hip workouts 😅
Phwoar!! John Travolta was incredible in this film! He was amazing and still love him today 💙
I like how he said "Oh forget this" in his Brooklyn accent and danced all by himself. I love this scene, go John Travolta.
I love the way John moves on the dance floor 🤩
When that movie arrived.. it was a surreal event .. lasted months in the cinemas .. at least in France… legendary.. i still remember me going to the champs- Elysées with my friends just for Travolta !
I never get tired of watching this scene. John Travolta is a great actor.
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Straight up Magic!
His acting in SNF was on point.
Speaking of art bringing joy.
no green screen,no special effects,no caped superheroes.just great entertainment!
Debo decir, totalmente de acuerdo,ahora vemos Avengers pero cuando vengo a ver este baile,digo wtf esto es cine
Mr. Travolta, the floor is yours: do what you do best ❤
That was smooth as butter… never gets old.