Saturday Night Fever - More Than A Woman (Bee Gees)

[@TheMagpiegal]

My one and only love - this was our song. He is gone now but made me feel like a real woman.

[@itsmesia2469]

🙏💛💎❣️💎💛🙏

[@murasakilotus7216]

@@itsmesia2469 3eeeeee

[@052386865]

🙏💙😔

[@michaelxo4436]

🙏💙💜

[@aureacolon9015]

😥😥😥😥

[@theknow7557]

Still brings me to tears after all these years! My wife and I fell in love dancing the first time we met. Going on 34 years of marriage. Life is grand!! Update: My wife and I just celebrated 35 years of marriage! Life is still grander than ever! I love her so much!

[@p.j.morris633]

3/31/17 my dance partner and i were Disco Grand Champions we danced this for the competition sadly he passed away a few months later in his sleep RIP Roger rest well dear friend. I will miss you always.

[@theknow7557]

@@p.j.morris633 My condolences. 🙏🏽

[@TheHoraciobull]

wow! Congrats

[@theknow7557]

@@TheHoraciobull Thank you!

[@Chloe-fw7bu]

I hope life is still grand for uuuu :))

[@milaframboise3918]

I'm crying... The music, the way they dance, the outfits.... Such a lovely moment in time.

[@mmatvhindi9362]

there is nothing to cry, may be you need someone.

[@milaframboise3918]

+StormShadow ow thanks! I was just I little nostalgic. It was a happy crying :')

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

The song and their chemistry is beautiful. It's worthy crying for

[@applepitz]

my dear... I am a 45 year old heavy metal lead singer/guitarist.... and I am crying also... you are soooooo not alone... it is the genius of the Bee Gees timeless music that will do it everytime...

[@pein6661]

MEXICO!!! WE ARE PRESENT!!!

[@db8658]

A perfect song. After almost 50 years, still not sick of hearing it.

[@danielmunn7281]

Same

[@andreasbittner]

Happy new year ✨ I was born in this year! Andi I LOVE THIS! Have to dance jive always lol

[@mariawerner8447]

I still get goosebumps 😮

[@riley9663]

Its Disco, style never goes out of fashion

[@GabrielSantos-ve4wq]

Nunca cansamos de ouvi. Maravilha 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@chcoffman]

John Travolta had serious swagger in this movie

[@loveisneverasin9092]

...you could have choreographed this as good or better as a dance 🎉 partner...I reckon...I reckon...

[@Coryny]

Yep. John Travolta swag is off the charts with pretty much any dance scene. Even pulp fiction is iconic.

[@88PLR]

ELEVATE!

[@dm19609721]

when we're young we all have swagger!!!Age sucks

[@Goodnessgraciouswe]

Girl You pretty dance wit me 💋

[@jasminecolleen5427]

I’ve lost count on how many times I’ve watch this scene. Their chemistry was amazing

[@LeoTheLionessQueen]

It truly was🥰

[@ty7504]

And the dear Jasmine-of-Colleen is not just speaking mere words ... we have felt the same emotions too.

[@zoriya7224]

Yessssssssssssss..that kiss and then the stare...i hope to find that one day

[@bernieudo4399]

This scene is a thousand words. 🔥

[@barbarachieppo8290]

John is so gorgeous ❤

[@jorgeoropeza6343]

This scene never gets old, timeless classic

[@sethmartini1152]

This movie never gets old.

[@markjackson6134]

@@sethmartini1152 I can name a few scenes (that didn't age well) but the overall movie, vibe,....absolutely.

[@roshelltannen9698]

@@sethmartini1152 The soundtrack is perfect.

[@danielmunn7281]

@@roshelltannen9698 it’s better when aged

[@rowenafarinas6664]

Agreed...

[@lukepacheco906]

I'm a 18 year old male literally crying to this in my room, wasn't even close to being born in the 70's, my parents were but damn what a time and what a song. It captures that era so perfectly its like a time capsule. Future seems bleak, if I had a time machine I would go back no doubt, society will never be the same. also shout out to this scene as well the way they move around the dance floor is beautiful and mesmerizing.

[@southsideman4891]

The internet is your time machine. Feel for this generation. They have traded giving you all good for evil; but fear not: Good is forever greater than evil, and those who seek it find it.......

[@stephendacey8761]

I was born in 62', so I was a teenager when this movie and disco was big. Most of my friends hated disco, but the girls loved it. I remember going to an underage disco at 16 and it was something I won't forget. There were discos everywhere across the country, and Saturday Night Fever depicts that time very well, as does the movie "Rocky". Best time of my life until AIDS got on the scene in the 80's. The seventies had good movies, T.V. shows, good actors, and great music.

[@Fishnet_Fantasy]

It makes me happy to hear you have such affection for out generation

[@connief_27]

18 in my room crying over it too :))

[@jeffkeever9395]

I was also a teen when this movie came out. So many memories of disco nights. The Bee Gees catalog is enormous. They really knew how to write a hit song that was also meaningful. Their music was the soundtrack of the 70s to me. Great memories.

[@cartergve]

Man, here in 2020 during coved 19, I’m 48 and wow, I miss this time and miss the Bee Gees. I’ll admit I’ve had some cocktails and it’s late, but man...what a time, thank goodness for youtube at time like this!

[@franke.gaglione7118]

THE 1970s were the best of times

[@therealdora2006]

cartergve I am almost 13 but i now this music 7 years😋

[@donnamoon8769]

I’m feeling nostalgic for past times these days. Our current times are not the greatest.

[@colettemr]

I am with you on that one. I am 50 and this instantly took me back to my teen years.

[@uwekranich4835]

Yeah... knowing this Situation well... having a bottle of red wine and doing some time travel with KZbin until the morning hours. (I am 54)

[@pauchi777]

This song, the decade, the Bee Gees, Travolta, and the dance is just everything coming together so perfectly. This is a masterpiece.

[@ahmedsamirtrue6301]

sure

[@luiscollazo1]

Indeed just perfect gets all up in your feelings!

[@mattaugusto1482]

Good ole times. No wokism. No blm. No antifa. No cancel culture. No meetoo. And liberals were patriots

[@luiscollazo1]

@@mattaugusto1482 there’s always one who doesn’t get enough attention that needs to make everything political.

[@Maya-tz6qs]

It's funny, many of us hated disco in high school back then. But then, when these songs played at the proms, it was suddenly different. Most of us had seen the film, which had something to do with it.

[@gonefishing218]

My wife and I danced to this one night, and the floor was cleared for us and we didn't even know it until after the song was over!! God bless here-she is now a bright star in he night sky-14 months an 4 days ago! She was everything to me!!!!!!

[@natturn-her5050]

🙏🏽

[@tangogrrl]

You guys must have been very good! That's a really fun one to dance. Smooth. Cheers.

[@spud13x13]

I hope I look in the right direction some night, and have the opportunity to tell her you love her still. But if the universe is just, she doesn't need me to tell her.

[@christiangallegos3891]

I’m glad you got to experience something beautiful like that. God bless. I hope to have something like as beautiful too

[@JohnLutherable]

one of the most romantic kisses ever put on screen. You can feel they lost themselves in each other's eyes. No vulgarity, no lust, just a man and a woman connecting at the deepest level

[@tebayane843]

The 70's were so wonderful!

[@barryelwinda4123]

dont commit suicide

[@oldtimer794]

@@tebayane843 Nothing is worth killing yourself for.

[@robertodelcastillo677]

Awesome 😊

[@furdturgeson_89]

Plenty of lust there, bro…lol Trust me…

[@95KIPPIE]

Living in Brooklyn during the 70's was like gospel to go out every weekend dressed to the nines, and having a ball. What times!

[@FarmersAreDummies]

NYC rocked back then.

[@familykaplan1341]

And Jersey too BUT wasn’t smooth, so I got too many noes in discos. Rock is better and that of ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s beats today’s garbage.

[@glorilenavasquez3848]

Thsnk God you had the opportunity.

[@jimbanter]

Now its a polo and jeans.

[@waynejones205]

Puttin' on the Ritz! No, that was Harlem.😊 It's cool wherever you were/are!#LaissexLesBonTempsRoleur❤

[@mobyghost1897]

This scene captures the moment of pure infatuation between two people perfectly than any other cinematic experience.

[@JoseluisPiccirilli]

No hay ecena tan perfecta como esta ,al final del baile el levanta las manos apunta hacia delante se acomoda el traje y camina .... sin desperdicios 😌

[@n.e.x.u.s]

This movie is the best reference for the 70's and the disco.

[@thinguyen4651]

"dirty dancing" too if you'd like too watch more lovely movie like this. I love both

[@claudiomartinez9496]

@@thinguyen4651 "Dirty dancing" = 80's

[@bernieudo4399]

Bee Gees literally wrote all songs in one night according to Barry. Pure Genius. Brothers are missed. 😢

[@alexherrera4078]

Crazy how he rapes her and blames it on just being a man with wants lol 😂 I like this movie though, different times and what not.

[@awe1970]

This is straight disco. Disco wouldn't exist without gay dance clubs

[@knuteboy3778]

Such a well directed scene. They did a great job of capturing that moment when they get lost in each others eyes and everything around them disappears. Nothing else matters anymore, not even the dance contest they are in the middle of. Then they smile in acknowledgment of what they just experienced together and then smoothly finish the dance contest. Combined with this great song, it's flawless.

[@pheemer]

Very well put! You write like Travolta dances!

[@Tiffany.1970]

This dance scene the tango hustle came about during dance rehearsal s as Lester Wilson never showed up n had booked a fashion shoot the very same day so John n his dance partner came up with this ..... dance routine true fact folks 👍🤩😁

[@persilbran]

magnificent was´nt it?

[@Jgeneraledger23]

That 'dreamlike state' starting at 2:57 is so incredible, one of the best parts of the entire movie

[@natturn-her5050]

I shed a slight tear. I forgot how good film can be lol

[@hoodratgranny682]

I’m here to argue this is the best love song ever written

[@007ndc]

How Deep Is Love begs to differ ;-)

[@sherrychetakian895]

@@007ndc I had my very first kiss to how deep is your love.

[@clarencelopez8942]

I agree with you.

[@Dobiegal]

No.. sorry. That goes to Lady by Stix.

[@Sammydreddi]

Luther Vandross- “ Here and now”

[@steve998]

I hear this and I get such a poignant burst of nostalgia...makes me cry. The soaring melody ....just takes me back to when I was aged 20... life was a mix; of dressing to the ' new romantic' nines for all day discos - with no worries in my world - and the promise of a fantastic life adventure still ahead of me. I never had a broken heart or gave one, still had all my loved ones round me and I was the happiest I have ever been in my life. Wish I could go back and live every precious moment of those years again. We who were having the time of our young lives in the seventies/eighties were surely the luckiest of all.

[@yvonnedoran6465]

so true 😢

[@kbogles]

Well said and so true

[@jennifersenn]

Yes, we were the luckiest :)

[@thedangler1754]

Totally agree, I had a great time growing up in the late seventies/early eighties, we had far less and life seemed a lot more fun, less pressured. would not change it for the world!

[@davidaames6917]

Takes me back age 6! Love the music still at 45

[@juanch6936]

The way Tony walks off the dance floor: no one has ever or will ever move smoother than that!

[@lashawnalee921]

THATS MY FAVORITE, THEY SHOULD'VE 🏆WON...TONYS' MOVE SAYS I'M CONFIDENT AND NOT COCKY OR CONCEDED...THE LADY FOLLOWS LIKE YEAH I'M WITH HIM👍

[@Noetic22]

Ufff fire!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@jamahljl]

No🦬-💩!! 🕺🏽💪🏽😎

[@ORIGINALREDY2MIX]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@GarfieldAtLasganaParty]

Yup John travolta amazing

[@kfjexit16w]

Groundbreaking film. When the world was still right. People just wanted to dance and have fun. Not like the nightmare we’re living in 2022. I wish we had those days back.

[@schoolssection]

You wish we could relive those days?? Wow, are you delusional

[@adaeptzulander2928]

@@schoolssection It feels cheesy now, but it would be better than being a consuming slave, which what we are all becoming now.

[@mattaugusto1482]

No wokism. No blm. No antifa. No meetoo. No cancel culture. And liberals were still patriots - some of them. Brandon had a brain

[@brutustantheiii8477]

@@mattaugusto1482 DAMN STRAIGHT

[@FarmersAreDummies]

Everyone is racing for money now. Back then, we raced for good times!

[@lousmith6484]

Hey, I am 79 yrs old and am "still lovin it !

[@keensterd3654]

Music like this is timeless

[@charlottewertepny7624]

I'm 61 and still loving it.

[@musicmomma1870]

That's awesome. .keep on rocking brother..now your 80!!

[@gnr4018]

what envy im 27, golden decades

[@Snapepet]

If YOU are 79. I bet you served in a capacity...so...THANK YOU, SIR! In any way, shape or form....thank you!

[@inihc_]

Everything about this scene is romantic. They both dance so flawlessly and she keeps up effortlessly. The way they look at each other. You can feel their emotions through the performance and the slow mo is a great touch

[@sherryhicks9020]

Right

[@ty7504]

We are with and alongside the dear Inihc.

[@terryickes8110]

They flow together like water

[@kimr6142]

"We can take forever just a minute at a time". Absolutely beautiful line and a beautiful song too.

[@marildaluiza3909]

adorei todos os vídeos anos dourados fica na saudade

[@JR-zv6qm]

+Kim R Beautiful love song Kim but when I hear "Here in your arms I found my paradise My only chance for happiness" I think about my wife.

[@queenkish5164]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gladisirenesramirez8128]

luis perales

[@JR-zv6qm]

Donna Villacis - I know thats why I said I think about my wife

[@DrVonChilla]

I'm 58 years old and, all these years later, this REMAINS my favorite screen kiss. At this point, I doubt it will ever be dethroned. 😃

[@FarmersAreDummies]

Fully agree, this scene has no equal.

[@Lajazz947]

Im 66 ….at 19 I danced like this with my girlfriend and we practiced to this song . I showed the movie in class last week for a sociology project and my high schoolers loved the movie ❤️ such great memories.

[@monticlassictv]

Only us 60 something’s could really appreciate this decade of the 1970’s when life was so much simpler when all that really mattered was heading to the disco on the Friday or Saturday night after another week of hard graft. These were without doubt special times in my life and I will never forget the fantastic 1970’s.

[@lencannarozzi9190]

Amen. One of the best times of my life. So much fun.

[@dansmith935]

Amen

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

Watching this movie for the first time in the theater (as a 16 year old college student, back in 1977...), I was on a musical high throughout the entire film... Going out dancing most Fridays and Saturdays (once I turned 18 [legal age...]...) back in 1979, was the highlight of my busy school week. Watching this clip got me misty eyed, remembering all the great music that was played at every club - so many of the artists no longer here, anymore. "Disco Music" was so many things - love ballads, funky grooves and happy, upbeat tracks, too... I'll turn 60 in 3 days, and it makes my heart sing as I watch upcoming generations "re-discovering" the amazing wealth of musical talent that we enjoyed (and might have taken a little bit for granted...), back in the 1970's... (And yes, I bought the movie on video cassette, as soon as it was available.😄)

[@miskay5526]

the disco era only lasted about 3 years

[@Larry-vc5qv]

1973 to 1980

[@jenniferwilson9579]

John Travolta’s dancing is flawless.

[@StephSnow1144]

Deney Terrio was onset training Travolta and the other dancers He taught Travolta everything he knows. Terrio was in Dance Fever back in 70s...

[@FarmersAreDummies]

@@StephSnow1144 and later..Adrian Zmed

[@SyndicateSuperman]

​@@StephSnow1144 Travolta was smoother than silk on the dance floor. Deney Terrio put him through a lot of drills but that just made the diamond shine even more than it already did.

[@skymasterson5833]

2:25 to 3:11. This is the greatest kiss in movie history IMHO, for one basic reason. When Tony smiles after they kiss, after he wasn't sure how'd she react, was acknowledgement that this is probably the HAPPIEST moment of his life. He's doing what he loves, with a girl he's crazy about, and it is pure joy for each them. Absolute. Watching people doing what they love, creates a reaction in others that's hard to describe. No moment in movie history brings a bigger smile to me, than this one.

[@benito12ify]

I was 6 years old at the time (1977) so I can't say for sure, but I gotta think the moment John Travolta became a megastar was when he gave that smile.

[@skymasterson5833]

@@benito12ify How can anyone disagree with your statement? Handsome dude, with a great smile. Fuhhgeddaboutit! A STAR was born.

[@kevinmathewson4272]

What I like is that the kiss is hidden from us behind their shoulders at first. Like a private moment. The dance floor melts away and they're the center of the world.

[@neonnoodle1169]

@@kevinmathewson4272 yes. Notice that none of the crowd is visible during the entire kiss sequence. They are completely immersed in each other and you can see it and feel it.

[@lauramassi1957]

I was in a depressed state at the time that movie came to the theatres. I had nobody to hang out with and I had plans to go see that movie with my friend who stood me up. I was devastated when she told me she couldn't go with me. I literally cried crocodile tears and all of a sudden a guy friend of mine named Jorge who was a D.J. at the time told me he would take me to the move. Well after that movie he took me to a disco for the first time and from then on I became a disco queen. I couldn't get enough so when I watch this it almost brings me to tears. I just love watching him dance.

[@AJ-yw7hf]

I'm so happy for you that your friend the D.J. took you to the movie & that, after that, you got to actually enjoy the dance 'thing' that was going on at that time by getting into actually dancing! Just to let you know, in case you're not aware, the term "crocodile tears" means fake tears. It sounds like you cried real tears when your other friend suddenly couldn't go to the movie with you. Thanks for sharing about your memories of that time. God bless you.

[@Rollercoinparatodos]

te amo

[@cheshirecat6699]

Thanks I'm lucky I was 11 in 1977 so was lucky to experience the bee gees. Though I wish I remembered more of this time They were carefree easy

[@mmatvhindi9362]

I know how it feels, even though i was born 10 years after that lol, I still think 80`s and 90`s were the best times.

[@09jimmer]

I saw this on stage in London in 1998 & it truly was one of thee best nights of my life. This album/ film & To Love Somebody, just incredible, i was 5 in 1977, i was most definitely born in the wrong generation as i love this music very much.

[@skmc6915]

I was 8. Do you remember when you could call a radio station and request a song and they would actually play it?

[@robertsmithii6947]

I was always calling and requesting songs

[@cheshirecat6699]

+SKMC69 yes i certainly do

[@fac2]

I lived through this era. What an incredible blessing!

[@francisdashwood1760]

But I bet you didn't know it at the time.

[@donnav7103]

So did I Warren, I will never forget it!

[@debraenglander9317]

@@francisdashwood1760 no i didnt

[@ahmedshaharyarejaz9886]

You were all very blessed to have experienced these wonderful things. May your blessings continue.

[@FarmersAreDummies]

I was a kid then and even I remember how cool the 70's were.

[@L.RaeHoldt]

Such an awesome movie. Glad I grew up in the 70s.❤❤❤

[@jessicah3450]

"We can take forever just a minute at a time". Simply beautifully perfect.

[@cortneyworrell3461]

Gives me chills..the 70's was the BEST decade ever for movies and music...so many fond memories of my childhood in Brooklyn, New York!

[@ty7504]

Continue to celebrate that brilliant-and-brilliantine bygone era of which you were fortunate to have had a childhood within... while the rest of look on in envy, dear Cortney-of-Worrell.

[@jeanyvespotier3818]

Love of France ♥️

[@jglow22]

Cortney, this was my era too, but I lived in Brewster, 50 miles north of the city. Oh how I wish I would have appreciated my youth. It really was the greatest time ever!

[@jglow22]

@@ty7504 Awww, do you really look at that time in envy? I know you replied to Courtney, but just knowing others, like yourself, look on in envy- it almost makes me want to cry! When did you graduate HS? Truly, I do feel like it was just THE greatest era ever, but it was my youth, so I assumed everyone feels their youth is the best era! All of my memories, especially of my HS years 77-80. I so wish I could go back and REALLY appreciate and enjoy every single day once again!

[@DG-cz3hv]

This might be one of the greatest pieces of dancing performance and musical composition ever made by mankind, period.

[@southsideman4891]

Agree. 100%.

[@Godsecution]

What about this kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaHQen-GdsiFh9E

[@Sammydreddi]

Or not

[@taxads7791]

@@Sammydreddi agree, don't think the dance routine is that special, goes okay with the song but that's about it

[@francisdashwood1760]

@@Sammydreddi Ok, name something better. Don't forget, the song that you choose has to've been a #1 Billboard hit, and throw in the fact that it's from an insanely popular movie that literally changed American culture. See if you can top it, Hot Shot...lol!

[@delwigzieful]

You can't beat the 70's the world was a much better place every Friday and Saturday at the local disco was absolutely awesome wish i could go back in time

[@Jgeneraledger23]

The '60s are more-critically celebrated, but think the '70s were just a touch-more fun

[@nailsby_cherryy]

My Father passed a month ago, and he absolutely loved the bee gees. Saturday night fever was one of his favorite movies, when I was going through his pictures when he passed he had this dvd included with our family pictures. So I knew it meant so much to him. He loved this song the most because it reminded him of my mom. Every time I hear this song it always reminds me of my dad & how big of an impact he left in my life & why my love for disco and the 70s and 80s are so big 🥺 rip dad ! I love you

[@dextervortexsungte5348]

im sorry for the lost of your father 😞. surely makes you sorrow nostalgic thinking the time when your father was alive. rest in peace ✝️

[@FarmersAreDummies]

Rest his soul and my father too.

[@bacchuslax7967]

My dad passed 10plus years and this was his album too. Those memories come back don’t they?!

[@chicagorainbow8935]

My Deepest Condolences

[@waynebrown8513]

❤️🌹

[@rodin2850]

Es la canción que escuchaba con mi esposa, hoy fallecida. Que Dios la tenga en su gloria

[@tepisalqaeda2452]

Que mal.viejo, ánimo :)

[@uggerttebelmont9063]

+Tepis Alqaeda no que mal, sigue siendo feliz por el echo del ya tiempo vivido que le dio ah su lado

[@claudiojavier1529]

+Rodin que buenos recuerdos campeón, un abrazo y mucha fuerza.

[@maisamedinamedina4711]

+Rodin não fique assim. Siga sua vida, seja forte e firme..essas canções nos remetem ao passado..devem trazer boas lembranças e não tristeza.

[@issacrodz5166]

ijolee.que penaa compañero...yo la quiero bailar el dia de mi boda. creen que es raro? en esta epoca

[@emilianomorales3002]

What do you guys think when Travolta sees himself in this movie? I mean it must be breathtaking to look yourself back in time and see that you were a hell of a sensation, it’s amazing

[@colleenh7989]

I love how she follows him. And he’s so proud. Today’s girls would never do something like that with so much faith. God bless the good old days when things were so much more simple and made so much sense.

[@holdenmcgroin9774]

you mean feminism? I know what you mean. Women act like men now.

[@AJ-yw7hf]

@@holdenmcgroin9774 - Original feminism was about human rights, simple respect for women, & simple opportunities for women. I don't mean going back to when women got the right to vote (although that was about human rights, too). I mean the original feminism that needed to win rights for women in the 1960s into the 1980s. The so-called "feminism" that came later - whatever they call it - '2nd wave' or '3rd wave' - that's what got ridiculous, even trashy & extremist. However, the trashy part of that is something most men have gone along with, so they can't complain. {The entertainment industry is to blame for a lot of that, too. Follow the money (the profit motive) in how they began to portray women & girls to draw eyeballs to screens to sell those eyeballs to advertisers, which was putting out wrong, unwise messages to girls & young women.}

[@Jgeneraledger23]

Could watch this video one million times, and one million times I get goose-pimples... EVERY.DAMM.TIME

[@TheMoonchild1969]

One of most romantic moments of cinema. Classy...beautiful🌹

[@ohheybih]

Agreed

[@edwardamaral6819]

Agreed!!!! most romantic scene ever shot on film.

[@googleuser5875]

One of the most romantic moments in movies... When he looks down at her into her eyes intensely and then they kiss. Yes, those 70's were good for all of you who missed it. The best music of all time-- the 50's thru the 70's. What variety we had! Miss it.

[@simoncook1325]

Yes stunning feeling

[@justinwillis78]

Simon Cook - yeah that moment between 3:00-3:10 would stop any man in his tracks.

[@gregd6022]

@@justinwillis78 glad i'm not the only one who sees that... had a guy tell me once "men don't dance"... i just looked at him and thought "what a moron".

[@MadeOfStone89]

80s > 70s and i was born in 99

[@mshambay]

The way he slowly smiles after - LIFE GOALS!

[@John-bf4zt]

Can still remember the block-long lines to get into the movie theater when this came out. Nothing like it today!

[@sandyb2379]

Dad took me and my friends to see it...nothing like seeing this dancing on the silver screen

[@John-bf4zt]

Amen

[@clayton896]

I chose this song for my mother's funeral. She loved John Travolta and I thought the song was fitting for the way she wanted to be remembered.

[@waynebrown8513]

❤️🌹

[@angelathomas8171]

Can’t wait to dance this song on My Wedding day❤️❤️❤️10/10/2020

[@nemeciochupaca8180]

Angela Thomas cani go to your wedding?🤔

[@angelathomas8171]

NEMECIO Chupaca Hello, would be my pleasure 😊

[@nemeciochupaca8180]

Angela Thomas where is going to be?

[@angelathomas8171]

NEMECIO Chupaca I’m deciding between my country the Bahamas or the bellagio Las Vegas

[@lisanetter7755]

Beautiful

[@jbravo7505]

The coolest part of the whole scene is when TONY fixes his collar at the end , PURE GUIDO BROOKLYN MOVE , Classic

[@thechipper613]

True facts I'm from flatbush Brooklyn

[@topoisomerace]

And that she let him be his ridiculous self without squashing his ego. That exit off the dance floor was class.

[@mshambay]

Such a great moment! Can't help but smile

[@kittykat8169]

And smiles.

[@RGEuphoria]

That's my favorite part! Tony had me impressed :) haha

[@shortyjp17]

When I was a kid, my mom always played Bee Gee songs all the time. This is probably my all time favorite Bee Gee song ever and she loved this movie too. To this day I sing along to this song and I'm 20...

[@lewisner]

+Miranda Miller My fave is Emotion by Samantha Sang. It's nearly all Bee Gees and on headphones it is trippy.

[@geerterri]

+Miranda Miller About 20 years ago, my older son came to me and his Dad and said that we had been right about music all along. The music that we liked and introduced both sons to would last while his was a piece of crap that wouldn't hold up over time. For the most part, he was right. But we heard a lot of crap in our day, it just doesn't get heard anymore.

[@kingthunderstar]

+Miranda Miller Your mom raised you on the right kind of music and that's a good thing

[@Hypno-Swag]

I hated them as a kid. If wasn't until recently I began to appreciate them.

[@adrianzamora1426]

What a smooth dancing movements of J. Travolta

[@robot15war]

The 70's & 80's where great years great music...

[@villarroeldavid6741]

Great films

[@jerbojones]

Agreed

[@joseph10097]

I'm 18 right now, and I wish I had lived in this generation. For everybody that had lived in this time, you are one lucky, lucky person.

[@rosita16ify]

joseph10097 sameeee

[@betsyross1621]

It was great

[@blueclover9918]

It was just intoxicating

[@juliocaesaralcaraz9891]

joseph10097, thank you 🙏 it was better than what’s going on right now, believe me

[@betsyross1621]

It was magical

[@victorg7618]

I was born in 1961. The movie came out in 1977. I was 16 at the time. To me the 70's was the greatest decade for growing up!! Peace and Love to all!!!

[@cyrusshellard3905]

The best dance sequence ever

[@mariegom5479]

Love the ending 😍 with her hand on his shoulder and leads off the dance floor showing strength and courtesy to his lady

[@russelljones8108]

The 70s was the best decade I ever lived through

[@saucegotti5076]

Ur lucky to have lived throughy that i wish i lived through it im 18 everything just seemed better to me back then i love the music how they dress basically everything

[@Passionate4music1]

Russell Jones yes, Russell! I said the very same thing and I agree 💯❤️😊😎💃🏻💃🏻

[@durkadurka9711]

Party at the moon tower

[@myristicina.]

Sauce Gotti me too but I’m sadly born in 2006

[@myristicina.]

Marshall Zane I’m not I’m 11 it is only 2 years from the age of the internet stop acting like I’m 6 or something

[@lorettajohnson9066]

I'm 55 and so glad I lived this era. Still looking for this kind of love....

[@ty7504]

Dear LORD, giveth the dear Loretta all of her heart's desires !!! Avuncular chuckles and AMEN !!!

[@lorettajohnson9066]

@@ty7504 what on earth are you talking about

[@ty7504]

May you find the exact kind-and-degree of love that you seek, if you have not done so already, dear Loretta.

[@Enzo-oy2id]

@@lorettajohnson9066 this is why u haven’t found it

[@kimlibera663]

You know why I like this is because there are smooth flowing curves in the movements & not this robotic sharp lines in dancing with the stars.

[@jonathanramsey8582]

I'm a 28 year old man listening to this getting emotional because my mom showed it to me when i was a kid in that movie Saturday night fever and I just remember being mesmerized by this song and it made me cry when i was literally like 6 years old all these years later and it still has the same effect on me I miss my mom now 😞 just wanted to share that with everyone it makes me feel better i don't have to many people these days and I listen to rap if I showed this to people id get laughed at and that's so silly becuase I like this song more then any song i listen to nowadays thats facts

[@karylhogan5758]

Your mum is smiling, she wants you to smile too… You have happy memory’s, celebrate them, to this song your smiling mum adored.!!

[@natthebratster]

Hi Jonathan! A quick factoid-Alice Cooper (an old theatrical rock star from the 70's) much later in life admitted he secretly listened to this and other Bee Gees albums as he loved the groove and the vocals. That admission would have ruined his career back then but clearly he had good taste in music too!! I miss my Mom too!! I wish you happiness and a wonderful life 😊

[@ORIGINALREDY2MIX]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@randydod]

Listen to the music you like and own it--be proud of it with no apologies. So what if they laugh at you? You'll eventually find others with similar tastes.

[@waynebrown8513]

❤️🌹

[@102somersetstudios]

Wasn't the 70's just amazing and this movie captures everything that amazing about it. Guy using a hairdryer and taking pride in his appearance. His dress sence was incredible.

[@citygirl5705]

Saturday Night Fever soundtrack will NEVER be surpassed.

[@cronanucla]

You're so right about that...

[@austinwhittall]

1977 I was so young, life ahead of me. it has been a wonderful journey!

[@JoeDoe2]

After the kiss, I've never seen a woman look at a man like that before. Best song on SNF.

[@luciddreamer1980]

2:24-3:04 gorgeous camera work, the song, the lights, the way he looks at her, the way they kiss, I just can't with the emotions *sigh* ❤

[@jespu6468]

Yes, brilliant work.

[@kiavanti]

Absolutely Perfect i mean 2:25 is just breathtaking you know!!

[@rayhanalmadini3631]

Agree 100%

[@zapkvr]

Stunning movie. And you think what JT was going through at the time. It's amazing he had any composure at all. He's a god

[@LHartman1]

The moment they were falling in Love!!!!

[@memnoch0609]

This scene was truly love language without the use of words. So romantic

[@oldestgamer]

And that is what confuses me about the movie ending, obviously TM was smitten, but wasn't she as well? Both times they play this song in the movie, it's pretty obvious that the two of them are really into each other, but the movie ending, she just backs away and acts like she is not interested in a romantic relationship, although at the very end she does kiss him. Don't quite get the ending.

[@lavinder11]

​@@oldestgamer he didn't do anything while she was being raped. It makes sense why she backed away

[@SeeSamm]

@@oldestgamerwomen

[@neonnoodle1169]

@@oldestgamer I agree that the ending is confusing, but I think it’s intentionally vague to be left open to interpretation. Yes, Tony was smitten instantly, but Stephanie needed time to get to know him and value his genuine care for her. I think she begins to notice this during the Verrazano bridge scene. Then something clearly major happens during this scene or that kiss wouldn’t have happened. But, Tony makes a major error by forcing himself on her in the car right after this scene, which almost plays out like the last vestiges of “old Tony“. I’d like to think that they are able to move past that and I think the fact that she even lets him into her apartment at the end is an indication that they will.

[@LawrenceMadden-x9u]

John killed it at the end with style and class 100

[@johnnybrown4052]

This song is timeless. A true classic. My son just proposed to his girlfriend to this song. She said yes. 😉

[@rita9942]

Awe that's so sweet congrats to your son

[@rossieroman3642]

Can't say it better

[@BrickFighter13]

Your Son likely has that same swagger as Tony in this movie

[@Jgeneraledger23]

You can propose to a song? That's so wierd, I've never heard of that!!

[@sheridixon190]

A class act like his dad no doubt. 🥰

[@persilbran]

One of the greatest kisses in cinematic history.

[@leonardozolecio7586]

Como puede una época quedar tan marcada en la historia de la música? sencillamente porque fue increíble, saludos desde Argentina.

[@pablonahuelbarrientos702]

Boludo unas ganas de llorar te da esta escena jajaja

[@maxibarra8657]

Así mismo,, mi pana,, la mejor música y la mejor época. No la mierda de música de ahora. Saludos desde Puerto Rico. Bendiciones.

[@maxibarra8657]

Me transporta a aquellos tiempos,, mi pana.

[@fernandover9538]

Andate con cuidado !!! Chee conoces el tango caminito ??!!. Agarrarlo ... 😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@leonardozolecio7586]

@@fernandover9538??????

[@shelbytouchstone8873]

I love this song. My husband and I danced to it when I came home 4 months after having Cardiac Arrest. ❤🎉🥰

[@AJ-yw7hf]

So happy for you that you went home and had that dance with your hubby!

[@axelpaff3306]

At 3:02 they stay watching each other, He smiles because he already knows she's his girl now, that moment is magic you feel that you touch the sky with your hand.

[@nicolasjaimedaza2332]

Axel Paff except for they end up as friends

[@justinwillis78]

Nicolas Jaime Daza ...yeah Tony was quite disappointed at the end.

[@UglyBarnical58]

Should we tell him?

[@andrewvincent7299]

@@nicolasjaimedaza2332 There was deeper meaning to that ending. Yes they ended as "friends" but it was the start to a relationship outside of dance partners that they both knew would lead to a love relationship

[@MariaE99]

John Travolta is just flawless!! Very graceful oh my! One of my all time favorites!! I was 10 years old when it came out

[@manbearpig2164]

Too bad people don't dance like this anymore, it was awesome

[@jorgelugo9473]

Latin people do. Its in their DNA.

[@annwethenorth]

Some do...genz doesn't touch anyone they'll get charged with misgendering.

[@Thrivinginthespotlight]

In my hometown we had retro nights where they would play 70s, 80s or 90s music depending on the night. Mostly a young crowd, some of the music historian types knew the dances of the times though and would show off ;)

[@DouglasSantos-cr3ib]

Que orgulho de minha geração, que bom gosto wow

[@AnthonyWilliams1984]

They’re so in sync with each other ,I wish I could dance like that and I wish I had lived in the 70s

[@stephh8674]

Reading all the comments restores my faith in humanity!!! They can make fun of Travolta all they want but he's still the man! And 40 years later this movie is still one of a kind!

[@ty7504]

Amen to the dear-and-honest Steph-of-H.

[@theterminator8242]

Boomer

[@chop3625]

Travolta will always be a movie star.

[@BBQFanNo1]

Beautiful still after 38 years

[@Juliaflo]

+Bill Bass You said it!.

[@JamalDolleyGames]

+Bill Bass I would say it sounds even better after 38 years!

[@70sboy98]

+Bill Bass This is my teen years at their best, must have watched this film + - 20 times, the soundtrack is unforgettable and you'r right, after all these years the only thing to age is us, these songs will not be forgotten.

[@trinekkini13]

+70s boy im 18 and this song is beautiful. :)

[@Aleister_Donny]

+Bill Bass Brings tears to the eyes.

[@jwgitface]

Beautifully portrayed.

[@shereelewis2251]

2:28-3:00 the way they look at each other gives me goosebumps. It's love not lust. I'm so lucky to have a man like this! I love at 3:15 how he smiles and fix his collar then struts off the stage. I played this video back to back literally 5 times now 😂

[@ale2025-y8d]

Nunca habrá otro baile así ! Nunca . La combinación perfecta Bee Gees y John Travolta. Inmortales, simplemente hermoso.

[@Pedro-lp2kj]

i am accepting donations to build a time machine... just saying

[@williamgallucci9913]

let me abourd pleeeeeeeeeese

[@lesmorris10]

Im working on that too.

[@rangers199487]

Call Doctor Who, maybe he can help you.

[@davidsolissanchez2635]

Easy, ive already looked into for myself

[@JTrost1234]

Me too.

[@EvilscooterKitty]

Timeless and perfect. I wonder if they, John and Karen, had any idea that this scene would become legendary?

[@bigpapasmurfz6252]

Her smiling at him @3:14 as he he smiles at her is EVERYTHING. The top of the world.

[@AprilWatters]

Worked at 2001 Odyssey in the 70's, lived up the block from the hardware store,, saw this movie 80 times at least! Could recite movie with friend backwards and forwards, could do every dance move

[@danteswing13]

+April Watters I actually went to Lenny's to have a slice (not the same), even though I live in the Bronx. Love everything about this movie.

[@richardfliehr5061]

exactly like me april. i watched it around 16 times aprox.......the clip bring me back in my young years ..when living was easy to do

[@moritz2464]

Middle age is tough......but man did we live through some magical times......long live the 70's!!!!

[@c-5terminator367]

We lived it & survived it

[@googleuser5875]

Alchemica Blackwood YES!

[@wrsawy]

Yes

Alchemica Blackwood Nope. I for thought music would always be like this. How naive was I.

[@craigacook8360]

I miss them dsys I'm 53 years old

[@cybervdu]

Una coreografía extraordinaria, llena de sensualidad, belleza, amor y emoción. Una de las que siempre me ha encantado en mi vida.

[@kerrywilliams3036]

The most electrifying eye contact in film history.

[@Fishnet_Fantasy]

Bee Gees one of the greatest bands ever. This is a hill I'm willing to die on.

[@malcolmclements9254]

This is real 1977. We often had plasters on our mugs after a sat night out, one difference, we couldn't dance like that guy Travolta.... legendary.

[@clghost3294]

That swag after he kisses her at 3:17 to end the routine and walk off is just the best

[@Twotontessie]

70s...people were happy. I remember. Interest rates were like 20% and there was some bad hangovers from Viet Nam and Watergate. But people lived simply and had fun.

[@ggismyname1049]

*white ppl

[@snazzledazzle]

*living in the first world

[@wg99er]

now people are so overly concerned about which bathroom people can use, man i miss the 70s

[@thebigcountry8518]

haha right ! when I gotsta pee..I gotsta pee ;)

[@GiveMeYourNachosButthead]

70s-80s for life!!! And 60s for music and cars lol.

[@ElleyElley-et4ky]

1977 classic. .Bee Gees are masters. Saturday Night Fever made such success due to the amazing soundtrack 😇😁

[@Acord718]

The Bee gees are awesome

[@ty7504]

Dear Alejandro-of-Cordero ... we also dig the Barry-Maurice-and-Robin sounds-and-tracks. They just innately new how to 'spin-vinyl-into-gold' !!!

[@jacksugden8190]

Only got one left.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

I mean I love them but when I was kid or a teen they were really magical and special

[@Acord718]

@@hippiecheezburger5457 they still are to me A movie is being made about them

[@noebravo2139]

I'm 58. The music of my youth. At that time, i didn't understood the lyrics but i enjoyed the beautiful music

[@reddavis4808]

Jesus that was a monster soundtrack. Every track was like a top 10 hit.

[@brianpoole33]

Red Davis What are your office hours

[@pikapo16]

Before Thriller, this was the biggest selling album of all time

[@jonathanhains814]

Yup, insane degree of "hitness"

[@ladygemini5967]

Yessss

[@45pesos]

Still my all time fav

[@sam150701]

coolest white dude ever....popping his collar at the end with that swagger....luv it

[@craigacook8360]

I like that

[@egjs2006]

Travolta in his prime.

[@justinwillis78]

Yeah he knew he was fresh lol

[@stevesomeone486]

@Lenny Pepperidge just couldn't let it be could you (sad) 😔

[@felixicon]

@Lenny Pepperidge otlians werent considered white 4 a good while.. locked out of jobs and opportunities..were really shot on by whites (waspS) when they arrived in the u.s. en masse in the 1800s

[@LG-kx8xl]

Beautiful song & the scene fits perfectly!!! All women were swooning the way he looked at her when he dipped her, then picked her up to kiss her & them staring at each other like nobody else was there & Johns smile.... then the way they strutted off the dance floor was so smooth!. There's nothing like a man that can lead & looks at you like that! John did that!!!

[@endlessphotography3548]

i am a 37 year old african american man from brooklyn eny, born and raised...................with that said.....i can sing every bee gee song word for word ever made, starting with this!!! great music.

[@breannar.3195]

i wish i was born in this generation just for this.

[@amu20000]

Breanna R. Great choice

[@amu20000]

East or west u r best

[@IsiGV]

Breanna R. Me too!

[@marcusvinicius7510]

Me too, me too...

[@24Hoosier]

Things were so relaxed and cool back then, people were friendly and simple, the music was great, I was born in 67.

[@sagekaler9157]

The best times to be alive were the 70s ....just look how happy folks were....the attire,the music,the genre ......absolutely beautiful! And listen to the lyrics...' I know that in a thousand years I'll fall in love with you Again' ...what a line....Beautiful !

[@waynegrant1712]

The 70's did me good. It started for me when I was 25 years old and learning to be a hot-air balloonist. The magic of the 70's included love and romance, good jobs, and meeting the Apollo 15 crew. The music was out-of-this world and majestic, fluid and clean. Happiness reigned. Take me back!

[@ty7504]

A passing salutation unto the dear Wayne Grant whose views about 70s music are just so ... just-and-justified.

[@occamsrazor6613]

Ah. Nostalgia is a double edge sword : It's sweet because we're remembering the best times, the good times of our life. The bitterness comes from the sense that we know for sure that we can never really regain them, they're gone forever.