Plot: John Travolta graduated from minor celebrity to superstar with Saturday Night Fever. Travolta plays Tony Manero, a Brooklyn paint-store clerk who'd give anything to break out of his dead-end existence. Read More
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Tony Manero (John Travolta) gets ready for a Saturday night at the disco in 1977.
Tony (John Travolta) busts a boogie to the lush sounds of the Bee Gees.
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This movie will forever be the Icon of my generation. I defined who my friend & I were. We lived & breathed the dancing, the look & the style. We lived in brooklyn. Drove the Monticarlos suped up, wi... th fog lights & loud sound systems. We lived to go to the discos on the weekends. We all had the big hair like him using consort hairspray and Paco Rabane Cologne. It created a generation defined by it forever, with the best music to ever come out. Full Review
A Travolta classic! never get tired of this movie. His dance moves were phenomenal, even if the acting by the other supporting actors was cheesy at times, HIS acting was superb!

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