White Men Can Dance!🕺 😂

Hilarious!!!

Here to break the 3+ year comment hiatus. Favorite part of the movie.

Boy's kind of light on his feet there.

Seeing one of the Twin Towers at the beginning adds to its overall bittersweet nature. I find myself, as a lifelong Canadian, wishing I could've seen some of NYC in the '70s, including the artsy SoHo weirdness and the grindhouse scene in Times Square. It's all gone now.

fggfadvv

I've loved this forever!!

Are the sex olympics still part of this movie (BEST PART) i think.

@Dreaded88 It is him. He's a director and producer now.

Today it's a bit cliched, but back in '74 doing this sort of "man on the street" sketch was unheard of. Truly ahead of its time.

Finally, I think I identified the voice singing this... It sounds like Richard "The Belz" Belzer!! He's in the bit called "The Dealers'. (AND... We share the same birthday too, but not the same year. lol)

You just can't be sad after watching this clip...

@Skulldini He directed a lousy Chevy Chase movie "Modern Problems", and I saw his name in the credits for (I think) "TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes". Sad.

"shit, we still have a spare can of film, oh well let's get this guy into a pink suit to dick around in public hassling people and we'll stick it at the end of this otherwise brilliant film" such was the spirit of the 70s

fatboy slims Weapon of Choice makes for a most excelent sountrack replacement.

@spiderkiss Really? Because I always see his credits as the Lead Engineer for the Oscar's show. Maybe he still works as tech crew, and owns the shop as full time business?

Ah... 6th, and Park Ave North in the 70's... It really was like that, stupid people acting like fools in the streets I mean! I remember some dumbass in a pinksuit came up to my mother singing like this, and she slapped him in the face!

We know what both Chevy Chase and Richard Belzer went on to after this movie,.. but what els has this Ken Shapiro guy done since ? He was evidently quite a tallent.

WTC 0:01 RIP

I've had this movie for a long time, and this clip makes me smile every time. =)

the groove tube film is very very good. well worth digging out. this is how the film ends.

This is from Groove Tube, Ken Schapiro et al. His comedy troop did "Channel One" spoofs of TV broadcasting years ago, some of which were collected in the for sale Groove Tube. Check out other crazy skits by these guys -- still hilarious!