There Are Worse Things I Could Do | Grease | CLIP

That song is an all time banger, such emotion, man what a film.
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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[patriciasalazar]

"I don't steal and I dont lie but i can feel." That always makes me tear tear up.

[mylifefornick]

Rizzo is the best character in Grease, period. She also had the best story arch and didn't change who she was for a man to like her. SLAY QUEEN RIZZO.

[armandoucles]

I love how at the end of the song, instead of going out to watch the race with the rest of her friends, she chooses to focus on herself and walks through the school hallways. Great scene.

[jmrodas]

For the character she plays, she exhibits one thing in this song: maturity. It is something reslistic, as when we are young and face a crisis, it makes us grow up and attain maturity. For me she is one of the best characters of the film. And her acting is excellent.

[cellesteh]

One of the most underrated songs in Grease

[Cheskis]

Best song in Grease. I've been listening to this song for 40 years and I love it always reminds me not to "throw my life away for a dream that won't come true". Especially with bad relationships just waiting and hoping for them to change.They won't. Don't throw your years away. It's hard to admit you're not compatible, and even harder to move on. But we only get one life!

[lillyclive]

She had made so much emotion on one of the shortest songs in the "but to cry in front of you, thats the worse thing I could do" is how I feel towards my Dad

[jeff.fliehman]

comkng back to this at 18 and i NEVER realized what a strong voice she has!

[duncansdav]

I served Stockard a puff pastry canapé thingy once at an event at the Met. I told her how much I loved this and she said “thanks! Just for that I’ll take two!”

[skotmiller]

Stockard Channing was the "Star" of this movie.

[kinematics]

My favorite song from Grease. She murdered this role, amazing.

[PungiFungi]

Stockard Channing did the best rendition of this song both visually and sonically. She placed emphasis on the lines “ then refuse to see it through, that’s a thing I’ll never do” that most singers just glossed over, which is unfortunate as it reveals the core of Rizzo’s character.

[boribonita]

This is my favorite scene and song on Grease.

[brianbuck]

This is amazing. Channing is brilliant here. Not just the singing but the emotion she conveys. You can see the genuine emotional anguish of the character. Every aspiring actor should watch this to see how it's done.

[lowbridge]

At the time Grease came out in the theaters in 1978, I was 9 years old and being raised in an abusive, dysfunctional household. As a result, I turned towards watching LOTS of TV and went to the movies as a way of providing myself with escape and comfort from my misery.

Back then I was going to the movies with my then best friend. We were a couple of fanatics about the movies. We talked, read, ate, drank, and slept the movies. And we went to the movies together once a week, every week for a lot of years from the 1970s-1980s. We saw literally hundreds upon hundreds of movies over the years.

We tried to see every new movie that came out regardless of plot, genre (he loved horror films, I preferred comedy), critics reviews, who was starring in it, etc. So there was no particular reason we went to see Grease. It just happened to be a new movie that was just released.

As much as I loved the moviegoing experience in itself, as an abused, neglected child, there were a small handful of movies that stood out and managed to hit me in the very right places at the very right time. Grease was one of those movies. Right from my very first viewing, it quickly became one of my all time favorite movies and remains that to this day. In the following years, I purchased the soundtrack album, the fotonovel, and whenever Grease popped up on tv, I'd drop everything to watch it. Today I own the movie on DVD.

So, I say to the creators and the cast and crew of Grease, from the bottom of the heart of an abused boy, thank you all so very, very much.

[AxelQC]

Rizzo just calling out the hypocrisy in her society.

[gabrielabezerra]

My mother showed me this musical. She watched it when she was a teenager. I just loved it so much! Songs like these are still so relatable. A masterpiece.

[meekhouse]

0:00-0:03 R.I.P. Susan Buckner aka Patty Simcox, the class gossip

[ProfessorKenneth]

Rizzo was cute back then i had a huge crush on stockard after seeing this i was 7 it was 1984 around Christmas time when i first saw this on the tele 👍🏻😅