The sequel to the story of Tony Manero, the foul mouthed, rough edged kid who once dreamed of becoming a dancer. Besides the inspiring messages about sticking to one's dreams and guns and keeping up the hard work regardless of who says what, this film has choreography and dance scenes of epic, professional proportions. Great interaction between the two characters, and a lesson not to fish outside one's own pond and stick to the people and scenes closest to our own selves. That's it, I'm buying it.

This is and will always be my favorite movie ever

Glad found this on disc

Thanks JT and CR. A very inspirational film for me and so many others.

Sly Stallone has never been a great director...but at least he tried with the follow up of "Saturday Night Fever".. John Travolta is a hell of a dancer in his youth and Prime.. His supporting cast were terrific .."trained dancers" of their generation.. Some of the music was okay...but they could have brought in another song writer and singer to sing for the movie. Frank Stallone recorded the music and sang..but he's not the greatest of singer's.. I guess when you have a brother who's a world famous Actor,producer and screen writer.. Your hired on the spot for a movie soundtrack.. John Travolta ..whether you like him Or not he's got the moves ..and that body for a Tall guy.. !! I love the choreography in the film..yes Jazz dance and Ballet aren't very popular in 2020.. It's still a legitimate art form.. What I was disappointed in was ..that the actor who played John Travolta's dad in the "S.N.F" wasn't cast or the brother ? What about some of the former cast mate's..In the film he walks back to Brooklyn and he strolls by the famous club where he made a name for himself..The hotel were he stayed has been demolished ...This movie is a look at what it was like for anyone moving to NYC and wanting to learn intermediate dance and praying for a chance in a major show... I certainly recall the days ...traveling around the country.. Dancer's have to pay their dues ..if you wanna make it..

I love this movie! One of the best soundtracks and awesome dancing!

I watched this movie when I was a teenager and had to see it again as a 56 year old

I love John Travolta and Cynthia Rhodes but the movie was soooooo bad! it gave me a good laugh though!