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SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (1977) - Full Watch Along (Patreon)

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2025-08-03 01:14:56
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2025-08-08 22:30:24
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Ah, ha, ha, ha, stayin' alive, stayin' alive!!! Well barely haha, but still managed to watch this iconic film, even amongst NYC heat waves and floods. Hope you enjoy it! Reaction highlights to be released on YouTube Saturday August 9th! 🖤

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SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (1977) - Full Watch Along

Saturday Night Fever is a 1977 American dance drama film directed by John Badham and produced by Robert Stigwood. It stars John Travolta as Tony Manero, a young Italian-American man who spends his weekends dancing and drinking at a local disco while dealing with social tensions and disillusionment in his working class ethnic neighborhood in Brooklyn. The story is based on "Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night", a mostly fictional 1976 New York article by music writer Nik Cohn.

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Terry In the UK

Hi Coby, thanks you so much again for such an enjoyable hour earlier.. These "live" hours are very quickly becoming a highlight of my week as I'm sure they are to many of your fans and supporters,.....your knowledge is amazing, your enthusiasm is nothing short of infectious, your genuine affection and appreciation to us all is truly heartwarming. Your personality shines so brightly in each and every reaction and live stream....and I say this not just for myself but for everyone who has had the pleasure and fortune to become a part of your community ....I (and) We love you, you're a legend and we all adore you, keep doing what you're doing, I don't think any of us will ever get bored. We are your little movie loving family and we appreciate you so much for bringing your smile, your laughter and lots of sunshine into our lives ♥️. Congratulations on your new apartment, hope you settle in well and have many happy years there with Cash ( who is adorable and sooo cute ) by your side. Thank you again for tonight, the best hour of the week...again. Love ya... xxx ♥️

Dave Beth

This movie is so great! I lost track of how many times I've seen it.

Larrys1254

What a blast from the past. I rewatched this just a few years ago. And there it is streaming on MGM+. I might just rewatch it again tomorrow while watching your full watch along. What makes me think I’m gonna hear you say “cute” about a dozen times and “no no no” at least a few times. ✌️😁✌️

Mark Knight

I liked you singing Stayin’ Alive so much during Airplane, that I subscribed to MGM+just to watch this!!!🤣☝️🪩🕺

thomas king

I watched a special on the dance moves in this movie. They has a group of professional dancers imitating the dance moves. By far the hardest move was the tango hustle. They couldn't do it.

fastecp1

When I was 15, my mother had me go see this with her, and then, in 1980, she talked me into going to see Urban Cowboy, which I thought was better. She always had a thing for John Travolta. One of my favorite lines from the movie: "You know I work on my hair a long time, and he hits it, he hits my hair."

Larrys1254

Another great reaction. I think you were 💯 % right about almost everything. Most of the dancing was hokey, though that one solo by Travolta was very impressive by any measure consistent with your commentary. The character of Tony was absolutely a dick. But I don’t think he meant to be. I think he was a 19 year old with the maturity of a seven year old. As far as falling from Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, that would be nearly impossible to survive, but not absolutely impossible. To answer one question, Joe Namath was a famous NFL quarterback for the New York Jets. (We don’t really call them footballers, but that’s ok).

John A

The soundtrack was a Hugh success for the Bee Gees. In fact the Soundtrack made more money then the movie. The movie generated $237.1 million in box office revenue, while the soundtrack sold over 40 million copies worldwide.

MAV293 (MARK)

CoCo, I was thirteen years old when this film came out and having five older brothers and cousins that lived a very similar lifestyle as the characters still resonates with me. This film is much darker than most see especially younger people that didn't live through that time. Most people also forget or don't know that John Travolta was nominated for a Best Actor Award for "Saturday Night Fever". This was Gene Siskel's, the famous film critic (Siskel & Ebert), favorite film! This film had a very profound effect on him to the point that he even bought the "White Tony Manero Suit" at auction!! You mention the soundtrack several times and it was so good that it was the greatest selling album of all time until some little pop star with the initials M.J. came out with an "OK" album by the name "Thriller"!! I do recommend watching the squeal "Staying Alive" which I feel gets a bad rap for being a bad movie but in it you see Tony's growth and redemption! By the way, the minimum wage in New York City in 1977 was $2:30 and Tony's pay was $4 total and Travolta was twenty-three years old when filming "Saturday Night Fever". The blue shirt he put on lay-away at the beginning was the shirt he wore during his big solo dance and I am so surprised that you didn't seem to recognize Fran Drescher as Connie, the girl Tony left to do his big solo!

Brandan Wakefield

No way. I could ever dance like that. This is funny. I grew up Mormon. My mother, didn’t like music other than disco. Ok. She bought this movie on VHS in the late 80’s/early 90’s. I was a pre-teen. She didn’t realize there was nudity and sex in the movie. Heaven forbid it portray real life. She hid the movie way up on the top of the kitchen cabinets so I (not my sister, just me) could not access its decadence. Should have found something higher. I didn’t see what the big deal was, even as a kid. Everyone’s so uptight about sex. Some of these “adults” are acting just as foolish as children. FYI. I’m not Mormon.