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Glen Close was magnificent! Her superb acting carried the weight and demand of the film. Everyone did a fantastic job. What also should be credited is the wardrobe they chose for her character, it was spot on. The end of a simple dress in white showed just how far down and deep her emotional psyche had gone, she had nothing left. Wow what a movie, top 10 films in my book coming out of Hollywood! What we have today, can't touch it, not even close. Brava, a salute to all the women who made this a brilliant film of what was happening to couples all over the world, but we never saw it like this, from a woman's pain. Like a movie Pacino was in, his line "often imitated, never duplicated", got to say it twice, not even close.

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An "Accidental Phenomena". A perfect marriage of movie & soundtrack. One cannot live its best quality form without the other.

Loved the music, hated the movie

Man I cleaned up in the 90's buying racks of polyester thrift store disco shirts and 60's-70's clothing of all sorts determined to never degrade. I'd hit the trendy used clothing shops and make out big upselling a 90 cent shirt for 20 bucks. However I was in my late 20's and in my prime of decent looks, so I started wearing those clothes on and off stage ( I played guitar in a band and did my own solo stuff too). I never cared what anyone thought, the clothes were both nostalgic for me made me feel good because there was so much style. I actually did get compliments, especially from older women. lol After a year I tired of the look, but it was cool having a sense of style for a while. Something that didn't exist before or after that era. . It was like a time machine!

I wore out two eight tracks of Saturday night fever ❤❤❤

Disco was both the entry to extreme rock and roll glam and absolutely hideous everything! It literally took 2010 or so to actually have people leave their homes in any sense of style or care about presenting themselves to the world

So hilarious that the mother from She's Out of This World was the reject in the Sun😂😂😂😂

I didn't like Al's accent, love the movie, though.

Since my name is Stephanie, my favorite line is...."I can walk you, Stephanie!"

In 1978, I was 13 years old. I couldn't see the film due to its rating, but loved the music that came out of it. Saturday Night Fever was the first album I bought with my own money. I wore it out! Great documentary, thanks for the memories.

❤very 🙏😘💜John Travolta ut today Harry Styles videos are very aweome?

Ages like fine wine..Travolta was king.

49:25 That was a film no one can forget. It sends chills down my spine every time I watch it. Glenn Close was sexy but v evil. The bunny scene was like a nightmare.

I love this movie and I think it’s amazing the research Glenn did for this role. I think Glenn seeing Alex as a real person that she could empathize with and figure out why she’s like that made her able to make that character real. The best thing about that movie is the real feel of the affair. The chaotic interactions and nonstop affection as the new emotions take over is what an affair feels like. I remember feeling I was the one cheating or complicit in the cheating just by watching. It really brings a certain anxiety and drama that is unique to the movie.

All the good movies told it like is is this is why there so damn popular even today . Woke bs and I’m not going to offend anyone is not working ,The young people today have been catered to and taught bs

What?! Why did they have to use a real rabbit? Even though it’s already dead seems wrong.

Completely forgot that Monti Rock (aka Disco Tex ) played the DJ. He had a hit song "Get Dancin'" back in the disco days as "Disco Tex (with the Sex-o-lettes)".

I remember seeing this years ago on the Biography Channel. I thinks it’s from 2011 or 12. This movie took off from word of mouth. No social media in the 80s. It was like ….”did you see Fatal Attraction?”. I was in college at the time and a friend of mine’s sister worked on this movie as some sort of production assistant. He told me when it came out it has two endings. I thought he was making it up.

I was 16 when that movie came out. I paid to see it 11 times! I was determined to learn those moves!! And I did. My first job was at a disco when I was 17 years old. Police would come in and my older co-workers would hide me till they were gone. It was a very exciting time in my life. I was born and raised in the New Orleans area. I'm 62 now, and still watching this movie and listening to the soundtrack. Gosh how things have changed over the years .. I miss those days. The clubs, the lights, the music. It was magical!!!

back in the day everyone had spine today 😢you cry to your momma

NO ITALIANS SUBTITLES FOR ITALIAN'S TONY MANERO FANS??...ABSURD

❤ Nice, getting closer to the movies we grew up with.

Glenn lost the Oscars but won our memories forever. She is so perfect playing this part that I can't imagine anyone else doing it.

I was lucky enough to see it at the cinema. My girlfriend, not so much.

pop culture film even had my lame father talking about how good the music was. THAT was extremely rare. I think he also was quite impressed with the dancing scene. it appeared on HBO shortly after the release

Karen Gorney …was Allful…

I feel sorry for the rabbits .and i didnt like that bit were michael upset that little girl . I really did not i dont think that was right, but then i think children in movies is abusive.

Alex is pregnant, Alex boils the rabbit. Just another way of her telling Dan that the rabbit has died and she is pregnant.

In retrospect De Palma was dead wrong. This film is a stunning morality tale. The confluence of casting was perfect.

Stigwood was GENUIS!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Loved the history behind some of my fave films,such as as Sat Nite Fever! I was also a teenager when the disco wave hit! Lasted a few yrs than gone. This is a very interesting compilation! Ta.😊😊🎉🎉

My favorite movie of all time! I’m 49 and I think I was like 10 when I first saw this film I wanted to be travolta! The soundtrack is amazing, everything about this film is fantastic! When I was old enough to go clubbing I bought a white suit to hit up a disco club and that was fun I got to even skip the line 😆…I came to America from Vietnam in 1977 and this was my first American movie I ever watched and still watch it till this day ❤

I hated Disco for so long that I avoided this movie until I think I was in my 30s but man I really slept on it it was a good movie surprisingly deep

Glenn close did a fantastic job but much praise should go to the hairstylist. That Medusa head of hair on Close added to the danger.

Why all the repetition here?

The Bee Gees were NOT 'part of the Bristish invasion'. They are an AUSTRALIAN BAND!

If anyone out there has not seen the original R-rated version then you should go watch it because it’s like a modern play of sorts and it contains fantastic depictions that are not seen in movies today. I won’t say anymore, but it is hard-core

Whether our world of today wants to acknowledge biological differences, they do exist. For example, Alex being all cool about a casual sex encounter, trying to appear as though she could be cavalier about not only the sex, but him leaving afterward to go home to the wife, and she felt used and alone, empty and depressed. He, on the other hand, was just fine. He dropped it, left, no real twinge of conscience. It is what it is. It's biology and it's never going to change. If women would be more concerned with how they feel, how they might feel at the end of the evening, and stop trying to be all cool-breeze to be available to someone who doesn't have your best interests at heart. 🎉

I was only 12, but I'm so glad my older sister got me and a friend in to see it!!

I was 15 when this masterpiece was released and snuck in to see it in a multiplex theatre outside of Toronto. I sat dumbfounded not believing what my eyes were seeing. It’s hilarious to hear of the stuffy bad reviews from nitwits who were clearly stuck in a different time.

Lester Wilson was the choreographer who really taught John but Deney Terio got all the credit

What I think made this film Oscar worthy was casting Glenn Close as Alex. I think more thriller/horror movies should be doing this when hoping for Oscar attention, either one of two things or both: - smart social commentary disguised as a horror movie - make your picture a star vehicle for specific special actor(s)

This documentary is NECESSARY❤ THANKS!!!

This movie is so special and unique. So gritty, yet became known for the disco and the great Bee Gees songs. Truly a cultural landmark.

A star is born. Michael jackson thriller. Saterday night fever were all hit records star is born. Was in a class of its own. Evergreen song is what stuck with me nothing but pure class ❤

I recall some feminist critique of this movie in the early 90s which was interesting to read, I remember Susan Faludi's in particular. Her interpretation of this one centered on how it portrayed the urban, unmarried career woman as this murderous sociopath, and the films affects of rabble rousing in the theaters, with audiences rooting and screaming at the screen for her annihilation. It is true that although rarely admitted, there is an impolite yet palpable paranoia and distrust of women, almost never explicitly admitted, who are middle aged, childless and unmarried. And this story plays off that fear for sure. That's not to say women are harmless, women can be very violent and dangerous, so the other side of the coin is this certainly contrasts the common misconception that female violence and sociopathy, obsession, stalking is not a problem. Women do stalk, and calculate, and harm and kill.

I put Glenn Close on the same level as Merryl Streep, if not higher !

no one on earth will ever duplicate the john travolta lightening in a bottle trifecta of saturday night fever, grease and urban cowboy or ever look as hot doing it, he was the real deal

I still have my album bought for me by my parents, Christmas 1977 I was only a kid, so I couldn't see the movie until they did an adult accompanied edit a few years later. However, the music dominated the airwaves, and I loved that music