Doesn't matter what it was rated, it's a great movie all the way!

Rating: 10/10 (18 February 2005)

The 1970's was the decade for John Travolta. He did "Welcome Back, Kotter", "Carrie", and now "Saturday Night Fever". I can understand Brooklyn, when you're a nobody in the neighborhood, you ought to get noticed. This movie to me is all about life, and the disco is the only place you can think of, right, WRONG! Anybody can strut his stuff of the disco floor, but wait, there's Stephanie. She's learning to live her life the way it is. She tries her best to help Tony(John Travolta) what it's like outside where he comes from. He hangs around his friends and his family who are bound by traditions. I think they are more misguiding than anyone I would know. And conscience played a factor for Tony when the disco dance contest was rigged and he thinks the Spanish couple deserved the 1st place prize. I agreed with him big time. At the end, Tony realized that Stephanie was the real deal and his family and friends were all a big joke to him. Starting over was the goal to Tony and Stephanie. The movie it had a lot of advantages, the music, the cast, and the scene. The cast had a big impact for the stars of today, like Fran Drescher, and Donna Pescow, two years later she did a sitcom called "Angie". This movie was a big phenomenon. And it should stay that way for a lifetime. I don't care it was 'R', 'X', or 'PG' rated. It's a hit ALWAYS! RATING 5 STARS!