Disco Fever, alternately known as Jet Set Disco, and for some inexplicable reason, Jukebox is a time capsule of an era that has come and gone. As expected, a forgettable disco soundtrack, cliched disco dancing, and adequate acting make this movie as monotonous as any night at a disco. The cast does try, but they seem to be on autopilot throughout the film.
The plot: The owner of a popular disco persuades a faded rock and roll star to perform on the opening night of her latest creation- a disco on a jetliner! The twist is the rock and roll star, played by Fabian, is unknowingly the opening for the owner's latest disco singer, Michael Blodgett. Fabian won't go for that. And that's the plot.
This movie is slightly better than any Network TV movie featuring Disco as a plot device, but that's faint praise.
The plot: The owner of a popular disco persuades a faded rock and roll star to perform on the opening night of her latest creation- a disco on a jetliner! The twist is the rock and roll star, played by Fabian, is unknowingly the opening for the owner's latest disco singer, Michael Blodgett. Fabian won't go for that. And that's the plot.
This movie is slightly better than any Network TV movie featuring Disco as a plot device, but that's faint praise.