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Nick 2021-12-31 08:02:03
1. Watch "Saturday Night Fever/Saturday Night Fever" on Saturday night; 2. It sounded a minute after the start of the movie because of "Number One Player" and I liked it.
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Green 2021-12-31 08:02:03
A lot of movies can find the shadow of this film, for example, a short dance of the recent happiness line is directly copied (in fact, the entire plot line is similar). In addition, the American Disco background in the 1970s was changed to the Chinese Cultural Revolution. This film is basically a sunny day, so in addition to the beautiful Disco, the reflection on the younger generation is also deep. Finally, is Travolta's character really a straight...
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Mazie 2021-12-31 08:02:03
When did disco dance halls become the world of the rich second generation, when they went there had to drive a luxury car, drive a drink for thousands of years, why not a dance hall for poor boys and poor ladies? Why can't the dance hall be just a place for dancing? Can the price of drinks be normal? Young people in China only work and live in front of the computer. The youth that is nowhere to be laid is dedicated to the bad guys, I report! I found a solution to social instability....
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Jazmin 2021-12-31 08:02:03
At night, I was suddenly moved after watching it... I really want to go to New York in that era to have a look, time is gone forever... how deep is ur...
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April 2021-12-31 08:02:03
BEEGEE. . . . . . . . . . BEEGEES, the mainland was so enthusiastic about DISCO in the...
Saturday Night Fever Comments
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Florine 2021-12-31 08:02:03
A realistic DISCO musical
I really like musicals, John Travolta was so handsome when he was young. The actor is enthusiastic and sincere, and will always like a boy with such a character.
In addition to the dazzling singing and dancing pictures, the serious and real parts of the film also deserve our attention. After the...
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Jewell 2021-12-31 08:02:03
Weekend night frenzy
A movie watched because of John Travolta and Bee Gee. Surprisingly, I thought it was a passionate youth song and dance film, but I got a movie about the growth experience of adolescents from immigrant families.
Our protagonist Tony (the slender and exaggerated haircut guy in the non-inherent...
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Tony Manero: [walking into the entrance] Hey Pete, how's it goin'?
Pete: Good my man, steady at sixty-five percent.
Tony Manero: [walking away laughing] Ha, Pete, he's always busting my onions.
Annette: What does he mean by sixty-five percent?
Tony Manero: Oh, that just means he scores with sixty-five percent of the chicks that come in here.
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Stephanie: We went to see Zeffirelli's 'Romeo & Juliet'.
Tony Manero: Oh yeah, 'Romeo & Juliet'? I read that in high school.
[they get settled into their table at the diner. Tony tries to sound profound as he makes an observation:]
Tony Manero: You know one thing I never understood about 'Romeo & Juliet' is why he took the poison so quick, I feel like it coulda waited or somethin'.
Director: John Badham
Language: English,Italian Release date: December 16, 1977