Staying Alive (1983) original theatrical teaser trailer [FTD-0318]

35mm HD film scan
John Travolta

[tonymata]

1:13 Jesus, they should’ve used this logo when promoting the film! A lot of people don’t even know that this film is a follow up to Saturday Night Fever.

[MrFlix]

Yes! I am one of those who, like with Spielberg's 1941, Smokey and the Bandit Part 3, and even Rocky V, actually ENJOYS this movie! Thank you! Released 5 days before I was born!

[retromandownunder]

G’day from Down Under, What an energetic teaser trailer. Staying Alive is an underrated, often misunderstood film. Travolta is at his peak and Sylvester Stallone did a solid job of the direction. Also, kudos to Frank Stallone, who truly nailed the song! Stay Gold, Australia’s Retro Man.

[singinglawnchair]

This movie was absolute cheese but I loved the soundtrack. My mom got it from the Columbia House Record Club and I played it more than she did! Lol

[FineFictMen]

To think this is a direct sequel to Saturday Night Fever and directed by Sylvester Stallone.

[KGBeast.]

I don't care what the critics thought, this film was great

[cfothough]

I've never heard of this movie, but nice trailer scan as usual

[akis.tsirogiannis]

thanks for your effort! So this was the trailer for the movie? Crazy that they used makinf of-scenes, even the song is a differnt cut :D SO GOOD!!! I LOVE this movie and the soundtrack!

[martinrojas]

Fun fact: Sylvester Stallone directed this film

[kascnef]

Second best of the series after the first one

[evanescapades]

What in the flying FLUCK??!!
Where on earth did this footage come from????! Sly

[Naminskia]

This is very rare. You can watch it on Pluto TV.

[RetroFreak]

This abomination is the most worst performing film of the years box-office of ‘83 by earning a 0% on a shoestring budget of over $22K, even though film critic of The Chicago Sun-Times Robert Ebert called out the dance numbers, “Laughably gauche!” as he added the film lacked the quality of Saturday Night Fever due to less Brooklyn eccentricity. To be honest, I saw this film as I thought Stallone did a great job of making this sequel as he helped out with Norman Wexler on the screenplay for Paramount to produce with Stigwood and himself.