Travolta's Dance Skills are What Made the Movie Enjoyable,

Rating: 7/10 (12 April 2014)

Saturday Night Fever is a good movie with a well written storyline although there really isn't very much conflict throughout the movie,and an average cast.The plot is certainly nothing too exciting but it is certainly the dance scenes that make this movie enjoyable,I'm usually not a fan of watching people dance,but John Travolta is certainly an exception and this movie is the best example of what are professional dance he really is,and his dance scenes are without a doubt unforgettable scenes and the movies highlight.As for the casts performances,I honestly think its the weakest part of the movie,I was that bothered about the plot,but I don't think anyone really delivered a top notch performance,not even Travolta,his performance is certainly the best in this movie,but he was still very new to acting at this time and he was nowhere near professional yet.The worst performance was certainly Karen Lynn Gorney,who played Stephanie,I didn't believe her for a second,she started off seeming like a upper class girl,but as soon as she started talking she was not one bit believable,and especially when she was upset,she could not do a fake cry.All in all,Saturday Night Fever is an enjoyable movie,it's filled with flaws but the dance scenes are the main thing in this movie,and they are the best parts.
Tony Manero (John Travolta),a young man living in Brooklyn,is trying to find himself as he is growing up,he gets a low payed job,but keeps a positive attitude while seeing his friends every night and going to his favourite dance club.