Showing posts with label saturday night fever. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saturday night fever. Show all posts

13 August 2013

Don't Mess With Tony's Hair, Saturday Night Fever Coming Back To UK Cinemas September

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John Travolta is back as Tony Manero. The original uncut version of Saturday Night Fever will be lighting up dancefloors and illuminating screens nationwide on 24 September. It put the subculture of disco on the map and shot Travolta to Hollywood stardom, bringing him an Oscar-nomination in the process. The Bee Gee’s iconic soundtrack then became one of the most successful albums of all time and remains the only disco album to win Best Album of the Year at the Grammys.

This Cineworld Exclusive Special Presentation of the pop culture classic is back on the big screen across 78 cinemas for a one-day special.



"Would ya just watch the hair. Ya know, I work on my hair a long time and you hit it. He hits my hair" - Tony Manero

Every Saturday Tony puts on his wide collared shirt, flared trousers and platform shoes and heads out to the only place where he's seen as a god rather than some young punk. Away from the strobe lights and glitter ball though, Tony’s story as a Brooklyn paint store clerk becomes one of tragic disillusionment, violence and heartbreak. Highlighting issues of gang culture and racial tension, Saturday Night Fever remains a powerful and provocative tragedy that carries as much weight now as it did in 1977.

It is more than just a film that defined the music and fashion of a generation. It is a provocative urban tragedy that will attract audiences old and new upon its return to cinemas.

The Cineworld Exclusive Special Presentation of Paramount Pictures’ Saturday Night Fever screens nationwide for one-day only. So dust off the cobwebs, dig out the old suit , iron the that perfect crease up your trousers but if your too young get your dad's old suit as 24th September is the your body will move once again.

20 May 2013

White Satin Suits And Platform Shoes As Future Cinema Presents Saturday Night Fever!

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It's time dust off the cobwebs slip on your tight white satin suit as you did in the 1970's (or steal your dads one) as Future Cinema bring Saturday Night Fever to life, launching on Saturday 15th of June until the 7th of July.

Future Cinema will transform the Troxy into the most shaking and happening disco club of the 70s, the 2001 Odyssey, creating a fever amongst young Brooklynites every Saturday night.

The Audience is the youth of Bay Bridge Brooklyn, looking for a place to dance, to party and to get loose on a Saturday night.

Tickets Are Now On Sale!!!

Future Cinema will create the most colourful, sexy, dance-fuelled night since Studio 54, bringing to life the retro vintage feel of the 70s, with a gritty and glitzy club world through disco balls, amazing DJs, dance-offs and secret scenes brought to life all around the audience.

Previous shows at the Troxy include the much-loved Bugsy Malone and this year’s critically acclaimed Casablanca. This is the first of Future Cinema’s venue partnerships, with a total of 90 shows planned for 2013.

For a list of dates please see below. All dates are evening shows.

Saturday 15th June
Sunday 16th June

Thursday 20th June
Friday 21st June
Sunday 23rd June

Wednesday 3rd July
Friday 5th July
Sunday 7th July

Attendees must be aged 18 years or over. Standard tickets cost £25, with concession tickets at £20, and can be purchased from www.futurecinema.co.uk/tickets

Future Cinema produces unique and cutting edge events that shake up the traditional cinema experience by fusing film with music, theatre and performance. These wondrously atmospheric and highly interactive cinematic experiences are famed for taking audiences on a multi-sensory ride and have become 'Don't miss' events all across the UK, gathering critical and public acclaim.If you have been to one of Future Cinema's events you know there truly something special so nights do fill up really quickly so dont be disappointed book up today!

So get out those Bee Gee's records and start practising those moves and feel the city breakin' and everybody shakin'