Damn straight. Karen was so sexy it's amazing. She didn't have much be she used every last drop. She was rivetting in this movie and this is probably one of her best scenes apart from when she broke down in front of Tony. My heart broke for her then. It's breaking right now thinking about it.
I was born in January 1970 and I have seen this movie more times than I can count, and can probably narrate this movie. This is one of my favorite dance scenes in this movie. I love this scene!
This movie came out when I was thirteen/fourteen years old. My mom and stepdad took me to see it in the theater. We had the soundtrack to it, which I got to blare on a Marantz stereo. I was living in Miami at the time. I had a next door neighbor same age as me. She and I used to practice these dance moves over at her house. Those sure were the days. I didn't know then how good I had it!
I was 8 when this came out; only child to a single young mother and I must of seen it 3 times in it's Theatrical release. Even though I didn't understand it, loved it Late 80's-early 90's was into metal & grunge and the strange looks I would get when a friend would find this in my vinyl collection. Still love this!
I was -22 when saturday night fever came out, my parents showed it to me when i was smaller. To be honest I didnt think much of it, otherthan all the cool dances. Im now 17, and I wish i were you guys. To anyone who was born and raised in 70s± I hope the modern times are too boring. What a time peroid, before phones, internet, social media, and shitty music ;)
I was seventeen. I had to sneak in to see it. I'm so glad I did. If you saw the 40th anniversary special it was really something. Karen looked like a mess but it was great to see her. And the rest of Tony's gang were great fun. It was a beautiful tribute.
@@feikemanting5258 correct. The best music ever. A lot of garbage too but truly the best pop music of all time. The eighties were rubbish by comparison.
When this movie first came out I was only a year old! I didn’t see it fully until I was fourteen. I love this scene! This movie made me fall in love with disco music! John Travolta was superb in this role and the music was on point!
My favourite scene of the film, it shows how Tony Manero comes into his own, he is maturing and starting to grow up, Stephanie is a really good influence on him.
Yes. I like the Tavares's version better than The Bee Gees version. I'm glad both versions of this song is on the soundtrack album because that way we can compare them. I have the soundtrack album on both vinyl and CD.
That move - I learned from the movie "Blades of Glory" - is called the Iron Lotus Spin - but since it is like riding on the Rotor, it is also called the Rotor Spin, because The Rotor had been used in amusement parks in the 1970s.
The brilliance of this movie and this scene is that there was no overt sex, just a lot of heart chakra through the eyes and the dances. For a disco movie, that is really something special.
Una época inolvidable y maravillosa, la de los 80 y finales de los setenta. John Travolta, los Bee Gees y Saturday Night Fever coparon toda la escena del baile mundial. Como me he deleitado volviendo con estos videos a esos maravillosos años. Bravo.
I luv this scene and everything about this movie, its a true cult movie❤️and it inspired so many other great movies of all time, including Purple Rain💜☔️
I saw SNF when first released age 14 - Blew me away - Got in under age with my mate Pete.- Took dance lesson's soon after. Seemed to work as got the girl's -- no chance now though .. Just been watching some clip's. Made me feel really good inside despite my aching bone's. I actually still have a crafty dance on my own to this stuff..lol . Sound track off the scale, Absolutely superb ! Go find what happened to the actor's also on here.. some now passed..made me feel quite sad. RIP to them all. It was a great time to be growing up in the UK. It was all about punk over here so I got some stick for still wearing flares.. I wanted to be Tony ! I was in my head every time I hit the dance floor.
...as a Screenwriter; was just thinking as we do...if somehow you could go through the screen you'd be in '77 . Could walk round the corner and be OUTSIDE Studio 54...wow; though l don't know whether you'd GET IN!!!
43 years ago now. How Deep Is Your Love hits number one on X-Mas 1977. I truly thought John Travolta was a true top stud when I was a 12 year-old 6th grader starting middle school. Hey still love this 43 years later because even though disco and the '70s may be long, long gone. Everything was so much better back then. Cars, the clothes and disco just didn't and still doesn't bother me. I even like to dress up as Tony Monero wearing my short dark wavy hair, gold chains, and brown polyester pants. Hey gets compliments!
I went to a salsa dance studio in Brooklyn in October when I was visiting New York. Rather than have a salsa lesson before the social, they had a hustle lesson. They specifically mentioned this scene from the movie--one that I love--and proceeded to teach us the first 20 seconds of this dance. The leads were also encouraged to add in their own moves just like when Travolta says, "Follow me this time." We finished our practice to "You're a Native New Yorker" th-cam.com/video/1TbJz_5D3s4/w-d-xo.html. A few of the people waiting for the social started singing along, a guy in an "I love New York" T-shirt showed up, the party began and it was just magical.
This dance scene with john Travolta as tony manero and karen lynn gorney cane about as lester wison failed to show up so john and his dance partner came up with the tango hustle true fact ..... 😊
I was x10 years old when I saw this money. My dad brought me the double pink alumn. I'm not sure where that alumn is now. God damn. I have all other records since those days and earlier expect that alumn.
I believe that Karen Lynn Gorney is undersung for this film's success; especially as, year-by-year, we pull further away from that era. I still recall looking for two seats together for my wife and me, one Saturday night in January 1978 in the packed theater.
@@mimikinmiracle83 Thank you. In hindsight, I can't believe how young we were. I was a few months shy of 22 and my wife was a few months shy of 20(!). Very young. I was blessed with such an extraordinary woman as my spouse.
@@spaceace4387 Yep. Thanks for agreeing with me. I heard the Tavares were "furious" that their version wasn't in the Dance Contest Sequence but there was nothing they could do since they didn't own the rights to the Song. Too bad they could have sang all the way to the Bank due to Songwriting Royalties. The Music Of Philadelphia no matter what it is whether it's Kenny Gamble/Leon Huff's Music or Thom Bell/Linda Creed's work with The Stylistics is just as popular in England as it is in the US. Alot of Boy Band/Girl Group Icons "Cover" the music. From Jimmy Somerville (The Communards), then Take That, then on the very first Finale of Pop Idol in the UK Gareth Gates (The Runner Up) sang "You Are Everything" with Rachel Stevens formerly of S Club 7.
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I am eighty years old and I never get tired of seeing this lovely dance just love it
Saturday Night Fever was so simple yet great i remember going to see the R-rated film as a teen.
I love this scene since they seem so genuinely happy dancing together. Like they were born to do it.
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Not many guys thesedays could getawaywiththe70sfashions but they were very flattering
Travolta, sexiest thing to come out of the 70's.
Yea he was good looking
Yup. Too bad he's bat shit crazy.
@@zapkvr 😄😄😄
At the end of this scene, their shared love of dancing is expressed in their faces. Great cinema
This is the scene I like the most from the whole movie!
me too
same here. the whole sequence was beautiful along w/ the music.
Same !! So beautiful.
Damn straight. Karen was so sexy it's amazing. She didn't have much be she used every last drop. She was rivetting in this movie and this is probably one of her best scenes apart from when she broke down in front of Tony. My heart broke for her then. It's breaking right now thinking about it.
Me too
Ice cubes would melt in that scene where John looks at her!
This so beautifully screams 1977 ✌🏾
This is the best scene in the whole movie, you can feel the physical attraction emerging, on both ends.
They're falling in love
@w...
Actually, most scenes in the movie are quite very memorable which made the movie a time capsule of the respective era.
It is beautiful. The beautiful song made the scene. It's the soundtrack that made the whole movie great. Thank god for the Bee Gees.
@@davidchan9632 this isn't the Bee Gees' version of "More than a Woman". It's by Tavares, and it's my personal favorite. 💜
Yes yes 100% love the tune and them practicing
I was born in January 1970 and I have seen this movie more times than I can count, and can probably narrate this movie. This is one of my favorite dance scenes in this movie. I love this scene!
I was born in February 1970 and I feel exactly the same way about this scene. I can't believe someone else likes it as much as I do 😄
Saturday Night Fever is my all time fav movie!
This is the most beautiful scene on Cinemas History. 🔥💯
First saw the movie in '77 and I still think this is one of the most romantic scenes in any movie love it and the song
This movie came out when I was thirteen/fourteen years old. My mom and stepdad took me to see it in the theater. We had the soundtrack to it, which I got to blare on a Marantz stereo. I was living in Miami at the time. I had a next door neighbor same age as me. She and I used to practice these dance moves over at her house. Those sure were the days. I didn't know then how good I had it!
I was 8 when this came out; only child to a single young mother and I must of seen it 3 times in it's Theatrical release. Even though I didn't understand it, loved it
Late 80's-early 90's was into metal & grunge and the strange looks I would get when a friend would find this in my vinyl collection.
Still love this!
I was -22 when saturday night fever came out, my parents showed it to me when i was smaller. To be honest I didnt think much of it, otherthan all the cool dances. Im now 17, and I wish i were you guys. To anyone who was born and raised in 70s± I hope the modern times are too boring. What a time peroid, before phones, internet, social media, and shitty music ;)
@@feikemanting5258 I'd love to be able to go back even for just one day. However I can say for myself I have mostly good memories of my youth.
I was seventeen. I had to sneak in to see it. I'm so glad I did. If you saw the 40th anniversary special it was really something. Karen looked like a mess but it was great to see her. And the rest of Tony's gang were great fun. It was a beautiful tribute.
@@feikemanting5258 correct. The best music ever. A lot of garbage too but truly the best pop music of all time. The eighties were rubbish by comparison.
This scene is very romantic. I liked it a lot.
When this movie first came out I was only a year old! I didn’t see it fully until I was fourteen. I love this scene! This movie made me fall in love with disco music! John Travolta was superb in this role and the music was on point!
The building where the nightclub (2001 Odyssey Disco) was in is a Chinese restaurant now.
amazing!
This makes me want to sign up for dance lessons!!
My favourite scene of the film, it shows how Tony Manero comes into his own, he is maturing and starting to grow up, Stephanie is a really good influence on him.
John Travolta was great back then. One of my favorite scenes in the movie.
Only GOD/CHRIST/THE HOLY SPIRIT IS GREAT.
I used to watch this movie every saturday morning for a year one of the best movies
Karen Lynn Gorney's acting role of a lifetime.
I love that movie and the version of this song from Tavares is amazing!
Emmanuelle Lannes True!!!
Emannuelle Lannes
true💯
i like this version of TAVARES
Bees gees version is better, the hype and happieness that song gives off is the best
Si amiga Emmanuelle A MI TAMBIÉN ME ENCANTA esta versión de TAVARES.
Yes.
I like the Tavares's version better than The Bee Gees version.
I'm glad both versions of this song is on the soundtrack album because that way we can compare them.
I have the soundtrack album on both vinyl and CD.
Gee wiz how time really flies, and that was back in 1977 when they made that movie.
That part when their spinning is beautiful
GladToBeNatural I think James Cameron borrowed this for titanic.
That move - I learned from the movie "Blades of Glory" - is called the Iron Lotus Spin - but since it is like riding on the Rotor, it is also called the Rotor Spin, because The Rotor had been used in amusement parks in the 1970s.
@@bearcattony00 I realized that when I was 11
The brilliance of this movie and this scene is that there was no overt sex, just a lot of heart chakra through the eyes and the dances. For a disco movie, that is really something special.
No overt sex apart from the rape scenes lol
no overt sex? did you miss two of the car scenes?
@@61subsandnovideos yeah you’re right
that late 70s, early 80s soft focus
Yes ❤️🥰
yeah, to this day that effect feels magical
Golden ages of Disco FEVER.!!!!!!!!!!! TAVARES , BEE GEES , IVONNE ELLIMAN , CASEY and THE SUNSHINE BAND .....
The Bee Gees made this movie but the Tavares version of this song was awesome
Never mind how much I love this music, this movie, and this scene especially, just makes one want to dance.
got me into soul disco..then wigan casino..mcr ritz ..disco championships
She still beautiful
Una época inolvidable y maravillosa, la de los 80 y finales de los setenta. John Travolta, los Bee Gees y Saturday Night Fever coparon toda la escena del baile mundial. Como me he deleitado volviendo con estos videos a esos maravillosos años. Bravo.
Estamos iguales ver esta peli uff cuantos recuerdosss
This is such an emotional clip for me. It brings a pleasant memory of my son’s father’s efforts to make me fall in love with him through tango dances.
I luv this scene and everything about this movie, its a true cult movie❤️and it inspired so many other great movies of all time, including Purple Rain💜☔️
Tavares-More Than Woman👌
Just the way he looks down at her, fricking priceless......
Yes yes your right best best scene I keep rewinding it 🤣🤣🤣
Love it getting DIZZY LOL
I saw SNF when first released age 14 - Blew me away - Got in under age with my mate Pete.- Took dance lesson's soon after. Seemed to work as got the girl's -- no chance now though .. Just been watching some clip's. Made me feel really good inside despite my aching bone's. I actually still have a crafty dance on my own to this stuff..lol . Sound track off the scale, Absolutely superb ! Go find what happened to the actor's also on here.. some now passed..made me feel quite sad. RIP to them all. It was a great time to be growing up in the UK. It was all about punk over here so I got some stick for still wearing flares.. I wanted to be Tony ! I was in my head every time I hit the dance floor.
I can't help but think of Ted and Elaine dancing in Drambui in that scene from Airplane! Ha-Ha
Saturday night Fever. This is the best scene I Like in the whole movies (1/13) Allowing. 🎶🎶😊👌👍
Still love 2 see it over and over AGAIN💕♥️❤️💜💞😍
Love that movie!
Ora non ci sono più film che danno queste sensazioni di vita
Missed the "More than a woman" soundtrack opportunity (Saturday Night Fever tango scene)
He looks like a professional dancer and she looks like a student.
...as a Screenwriter; was just thinking as we do...if somehow you could go through the screen you'd be in '77 . Could walk round the corner and be OUTSIDE Studio 54...wow; though l don't know whether you'd GET IN!!!
what a great city...what a great time to be alive...NYC 1977. Does anyone know if this dance studio is still around? and where it is/was located
Being a dancer myself, I know the feeling
43 years ago now. How Deep Is Your Love hits number one on X-Mas 1977. I truly thought John Travolta was a true top stud when I was a 12 year-old 6th grader starting middle school. Hey still love this 43 years later because even though disco and the '70s may be long, long gone. Everything was so much better back then. Cars, the clothes and disco just didn't and still doesn't bother me. I even like to dress up as Tony Monero wearing my short dark wavy hair, gold chains, and brown polyester pants. Hey gets compliments!
It's also my all time favorite song. I found out years later it was No. 1 on Billboard the day I was born.
Memories 🎥 🍿
I forgot how much I like that part
2:25 when they regard each other it is extraordinary.
And remember bee gees wrote all the songs even the ones they didn’t sing.
Is it the real voice of John? It's beautiful!
I went to a salsa dance studio in Brooklyn in October when I was visiting New York. Rather than have a salsa lesson before the social, they had a hustle lesson. They specifically mentioned this scene from the movie--one that I love--and proceeded to teach us the first 20 seconds of this dance. The leads were also encouraged to add in their own moves just like when Travolta says, "Follow me this time." We finished our practice to "You're a Native New Yorker" th-cam.com/video/1TbJz_5D3s4/w-d-xo.html. A few of the people waiting for the social started singing along, a guy in an "I love New York" T-shirt showed up, the party began and it was just magical.
Ahhh - to be young and skinny. 🙂 John sure had the moves!
Love the dance 💃🎶💕
That's so beautiful I love it.
i wish i was Him And HER!!
i'd make such a gr8 couple!! Xx
I’m so glad all of youse love my dancin.
I like the song by Tavares
Bee Gees wrote it and also sang it as well. Both sound great!
Like it more everytime I watch it.
oh yeah, i had a HUGE crush on him
same. it's a great movie. the actor's, the story, & the soundtrack.
Valerie Henry I still have a huge crush on him...
Beautiful!
This dance scene with john Travolta as tony manero and karen lynn gorney cane about as lester wison failed to show up so john and his dance partner came up with the tango hustle true fact ..... 😊
Meus dezessete anos que não voltam mais, quanta saudade!
1:53 BEST PART.
Such an amazing scene!!! Don't get these in today's trash movies.
Many of the aesthetics that Madonna used on hung up and sorry are here, great
The best
Tavares..😀👍👍
This was my movie, I was 18 when it came out and cut my hair in the Tony manero style, only because we looked similar!
How many remember taking a record of the turntable and putting your finger through the hole so you would not touch the grooves/Vinyl ? 0:58
I like this scene too.
A Thoren turntable in the employee only room.
Una escena de mis favoritas.
Me transporta a esa época única con la música de tavares. Que maravilla de película.
Aguardo esse Filme a 7 chaves sou apaixonada com ele 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌😎
Que saudades!!!! do meu amor💓
She steals the movie subtly.
SWAG!
❤❤😂how did Karen Gorney get that part??
Grazie di tutto Silvia Lanunziata
Yes
40 years of staying alive
Love that little bit where he lifts her and she goes wooaa! She was an adorable looking woman in all aspects, including her bullshit.
MrPurser What Are you talking about?
@MrPurser Yes!!❤️
Beverly Mclain you obviously ain’t watched this movie😂
what dance lift was that at 2:17
My favorite part
I was x10 years old when I saw this money. My dad brought me the double pink alumn. I'm not sure where that alumn is now. God damn.
I have all other records since those days and earlier expect that alumn.
HAPPY 66TH BIRTHDAY TO JOHN TRAVOLTA! FOREVER KING OF DISCO! (February 18, 2020).
Can you dig it!?
I knew that ya could!!😁
Lol! 😂 They were always taunting poor little Annette. I kinda felt bad for her 😢
"Cigarette, Annette?" Great movie 🍿
The great love's scene
I believe that Karen Lynn Gorney is undersung for this film's success; especially as, year-by-year, we pull further away from that era. I still recall looking for two seats together for my wife and me, one Saturday night in January 1978 in the packed theater.
Cool memory!!!
@@mimikinmiracle83 Thank you. In hindsight, I can't believe how young we were. I was a few months shy of 22 and my wife was a few months shy of 20(!). Very young. I was blessed with such an extraordinary woman as my spouse.
I had another thought. I wonder if this scene inspired the Dance Scene in Titanic when Jack and Rose were Dancing.
Absolutely! Im sure it did.
I think James Cameron borrowed this from snf
The shot of them spinning while facing the camera I immediately made the connection with.
@@spaceace4387 Yep. Thanks for agreeing with me. I heard the Tavares were "furious" that their version wasn't in the Dance Contest Sequence but there was nothing they could do since they didn't own the rights to the Song. Too bad they could have sang all the way to the Bank due to Songwriting Royalties. The Music Of Philadelphia no matter what it is whether it's Kenny Gamble/Leon Huff's Music or Thom Bell/Linda Creed's work with The Stylistics is just as popular in England as it is in the US. Alot of Boy Band/Girl Group Icons "Cover" the music. From Jimmy Somerville (The Communards), then Take That, then on the very first Finale of Pop Idol in the UK Gareth Gates (The Runner Up) sang "You Are Everything" with Rachel Stevens formerly of S Club 7.
@@laminage Yeah I actually prefer this version although the Bee Gees was good as well
Unforgettable scene. ^^
John Travolta can actually make a normal movement a fantastic movement. ^^
Se vivessi ancora a Lucera (FG) biondo okkiverdi di ciaoamigos di Foggia potevi darmi delle lezioni di danza
Still love this movie..: )
same here. one of my favorites. looking forward to seeing the 40th anniversary screening.
My brother Shane Palangio danced like this.
John is great. Karen too.
Those were the days , we all were young n cute n active, now all we wanna do is sit in front the tv n stuff our faces with potatoe chips
Speak for yourself fatty!...
that version of the song is better than the bee gees version
Kevin Cronin I agree with you! It's amazing with Tavares!
I like this version better too. Tavares were a great group!
Kevin Cronin true!
saturday night fever soundtrack
Totally!