DVD Dance Pack (Saturday Night Fever / Grease / Flashdance / Footloose / Urban Cowboy)

Rating:
Summary: Tanto baile junto vale la pena
Review: Cualquiera de las películas que incluye este paquete valdría la pena por el precio pagado por todas juntas. Especialmente Fiebre de Sábado por la Noche resulta espectacular, totalmente remasterizada y con un sonido que te hará revivir esas épocas en que peinabas tu cabello con pistola para el pelo y salías a la calle a "ligar" creyéndote TONY, desempolva tu antiguo traje de Poliester y tus zapatos en dos tonos y muévete al ritomo del "Disco".

Rating:
Summary: Tanto baile junto vale la pena
Review: Cualquiera de las películas que incluye este paquete valdría la pena por el precio pagado por todas juntas. Especialmente Fiebre de Sábado por la Noche resulta espectacular, totalmente remasterizada y con un sonido que te hará revivir esas épocas en que peinabas tu cabello con pistola para el pelo y salías a la calle a "ligar" creyéndote TONY, desempolva tu antiguo traje de Poliester y tus zapatos en dos tonos y muévete al ritomo del "Disco".

Rating:
Summary: awesome
Review: I have been looking for 4 of the 5. 1 extra is great. The stars are great and I really enjoy all the muscials. I actually ordered 3 of them before but now I will give them to my daughter for XMAS and I will keep the 5 pack. What more can I say?
Awesome choices.

Rating:
Summary: Good set!
Review: This really is a good set, since every movie in it had great success during the eighties. I shopped for individual titles and they are all still available at around fifteen dollars each, so if you pick up the set , you really are getting a great value. Both Grease and Saturday Night Live Fever have sequels that really never reached the same kind of acclaim as the originals, but they are not in this set. Stayin Alive can be bought separately, and Grease 2 is due out in mid June 2003. OK here was my problem with this set, the Dance PACK? With three of the five movies running with Travolta as the star, it would seem more of a Travolta pack. How about dropping the Grease and including Dirty Dancing (oops different company, that's why, my bad, sorry Paramount)? While Footloose, Flashdance, and Saturday Night Live, really do capture dancing aspects of American culture, Urban Cowboy and Grease gives us a Travolta marathon while a drama and musical begin to stretch the dance envelope. Hehe, oh well, small complaint, but they are all great movies. Anyway more importantly, I think all the movies are Widescreen, and here is a synopsis.

Includes: "Saturday Night Fever" (1977, 118 min) - Gradually, Tony becomes disillusioned with the life he is leading and he and Stephanie decide to help one another to start afresh. "Grease" (1978, 110 min.) - The quintessential hit movie musical about the fabulous '50s. "Flashdance" (1983, 94 min.) - Alex Owens is a female dynamo: steel worker by day, exotic dancer by night. "Footloose" (1984, 107 min.) - A big city kid learns that his town has outlawed dancing, he sets out to correct what he sees as unjust. "Urban Cowboy" (1984, 134 min.) - A country boy moves to the city, and meets and marries a cowgirl. When she allegedly meets with a con man who teaches her to ride the mechanical bull, the country boys signs up for a bull-riding contest in hopes of winning her back. (5 disc)