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Finally, in a 1993 revival and again in a 2007 revival (as well as a live TV version of the stage musical that aired in 2016), the popular songs from the film version were incorporated into the stage version and are likely to stay there in future revivals.Īs for this new 40th Anniversary release, you'll want to review our specs coverage below to decide if this one is worth adding to your collection.

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In fact, those added songs were so popular, audiences who loved the movie and went to see the musical version were often disappointed to find out their favorite songs were not part of the stage production. It's the music written exclusively for the movie, most notably 'Hopelessly Devoted to You' and 'Your The One That I Want', that were (in this reviewer's opinion, at least) the major reason the movie took off and became 1978's domestic box office king. What's interesting about the movie version, though – and what kind of separates Grease from other movies based on preexisting stage musicals – is that it's not the musical numbers from the stage version (such as 'Greased Lightning' and 'Summer Nights') that causes the film version to soar. Grease, of course, is based on a stage musical of the same name, which started production back in Chicago in 1971 (a new bonus feature on this release relays that story). While his singing talent has always been average, at best, Travolta's on-screen charm and exceptional dance ability almost make one wish he was born 20 years earlier – he would have been perfect for the great movie musicals of the 50s and 60s, yet came of age when the genre was slowly dying – indeed, Grease was the last blockbuster hit live-action musical film until the genre had a semi-resurgence in the early 2000s, starting with titles such as Moulin Rogue! and Chicago. If Saturday Night Fever established Travolta as a star, there's little doubt that Grease propelled him into superstar territory. Of these three films, Grease was by far the most successful and the first Travolta movie fully accessible to mainstream audiences – as the R-rated Saturday Night Fever kept many of the teens that would prove to become Travolta's biggest fans out of theaters for that release (back in the day when theater owners actually enforced the MPAA rules). The movie marked Travolta's second of a three-picture deal he had made with Paramount Pictures (back in the day when movie stars made such long-term commitments to studios), the first of which was Saturday Night Fever and the last of which would be Urban Cowboy. I'm, of course, poking a little fun at the plot here, but let's be honest: Grease's appeal has never been from its rather lackluster and simplistic story, it's always been about the music and those fantastic dance numbers led by John Travolta.

Ah, Grease.the hit musical from 1978 that taught young women everywhere that if they just started to smoke and dress in slutty clothing, they'd have a shot at the cute guy.

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