You think it's about Disco but it's about dreams of escaping one's neighborhood racism and rape
Saturday Night Fever spread what was going on in New York City clubs in the 1970s across the country. Instantly there was a Disco craze in America. The movie was about more than just John Travolta as Tony Manero dancing however, much more. It was about dreaming, escaping working class upbringings, racism, and rape.<br /><br />Manero came from a working class Italian American family where he was expected to be like his father. He didn’t want to do that however. Disco was Tony’s form of youthful rebellion and hopes of a different life. He wore red shiny shoes, wide collar shirts, a leather jacket to make him standout from the regular look of his neighborhood. He spent every weekday waiting for the weekend so he could hit the clubs. He was a dancing star there  and a prima donna. It made him feel important where if he ended up like his dad he would just be another working guy with a wife and kids.<br /><br />There are two other serious issues to discuss in the film.<br /><br />First there’s racism. Tony and his friends talk about how much they hate blacks and Latinos, and after one of their friends gets beat up they attack a Puerto Rican gang. Later Tony seems to notice the racism that he’s grown up around and tries to make up for it during a dance competition. As Tony tells Stephanie everyone in his neighborhood dumps on everyone else, and he had enough of it. It was another motivation for Tony to get out of his neighborhood.<br /><br />Second, there’s a lot of disturbing sexual scenes. In one Tony attempts to rape Stephanie. In another a girl who has been after Tony for the entire movie decides to sleep with all of his friends. Again, this has a deep impact on Tony and makes him want to change. At the end he tries to stop seeing women just as people he can use and as sexual objects.<br /><br />The film doesn’t try to sugar coat these issues or glamorize them. It puts them right in people’s face showing that Saturday Night Fever is about much much more than Disco.<br />C
The movie title "Saturday Night Fever," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.6 from 8683 reviewers. 
It features elements such as IMDb 6.8, 1 h 58 min, 1977, X-Ray, HDR, UHD and 13+, and it is priced at $4.99.

This title falls under the categories of Arts, Entertainment, and Culture, Drama, Emotional and Fun. 
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 {"Content advisory": ["Nudity", "violence", "substance use", "alcohol use", "smoking", "foul language", "sexual content"], "Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["John Badham"], "Producers": ["Kevin McCormick", "Robert Stigwood"], "Starring": ["John Travolta", "Karen Lynn Gorney", "Barry Miller"]}

Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Brooklyn teenager Tony Manero rules the dance floor on Saturday nights. His confident swagger and fluid hips have made him the champion of Disco, which helps him cope with the harsh realities of growing up..