The Blues Brothers Streaming
Mardi, septembre 7th, 2010
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What a let down! The promise of “never before seen footage” turns out to be the same “never before seen footage” from the last DVD. The bonus materials on this disc are a joke (and not in a silly “ha ha” arrangement) . The special “Introduction to the film by Dan Aykroyd” is 23 seconds long. The “Day on the Blues Brothers Tour” is nothing more than a lame performance by the novel Blues Brothers at the House of Blues. But the genuine insult is the featurette called “Remembering John: An ultimate portrait of John Belushi.” It clocks in at 9 minutes long (including credits) . Ultimate?? This is John Belushi, not Garrett Morris!
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You might be reading this wondering, “So what was this guy expecting? ” Well, how about an audio commentary? Perhaps some outtakes? Bloopers? Maybe concert footage of the Trusty Blues Brothers on tour with Steve Martin? Why not include Blues Brothers performance footage from SNL? How about revisiting the locations made famed in the movie (the abandoned mall is composed standing and quiet abandoned)? Instead, they chose to include John performing as the Killer Bee on SNL. Instead of a track listing booklet inside the case, they’d rather you have an ad for other “mountainous” DVD titles available from Universal. Instead of never before seen footage, you net the same documentary, the same production notes/pictures, and the same interviews that were included in the previous release.
It’s positive that this was thrown together with small understanding or anguish. The Chicago Sun Times did a better tribute portion to the anniversary of the Blues Brothers than Aykroyd did for his occupy film.
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Oh well…only five more years until the 30th Anniversary Edition comes out.
The Blues Brothers is a fair classic movie, one of the few SNL movies that is actually a estimable narrative. Joliet Jake is recently released from prison and picked up by his brother Elwood. The two gape that the orphanage they grew up in is going to be sold to the Board of Education unless they can raise $5,000 to give to the Set Assesors office. The Blues Brothers try to gather the money by putting their band help together and doing a few gigs. Along the plot, they exasperate the Illinois Set Police, the Illinois Nazi Party, the owner of Bob’s Country Bunker, and a band from Nashville, the Obedient Ole Boys. This movie is large from beginning to ruin. The musical numbers are all tall including Jake’s revelation in the church, Ray Charles singing Shake Your Tail Feather, Aretha Franklin singing in her soul food diner, the peformance in Bob’s Country Bunker, and finally the concert at the extinguish including two of their best songs. As well, there is action galore from Elwood jumping a bridge with their 1974 Dodge Sedan to their chaotic traipse through a crowded mall to the police slump at the raze through the streets of Chicago( especially Lower Wacker Drive) and the fling up the staircase to the Assessor’s office. The Blues Brothers has something for everybody and should not be missed.
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The Blues Brothers are played to perfection by John Belushi as Jake and Dan Aykroyd as Elwood. The two actors are hysterical together throughout as they inflame honest about everybody in the city of Chicago. There are far too many lines to mention, but it is certain that they had fun making this movie. There are plenty of musical cameos also including Cab Calloway, James Brown as a preacher, Aretha Franklin as the owner of a Soul Food diner, Ray Charles as the owner of music store, and John Lee Hooker as a street peformer on Maxwell Street. The film also stars Carrie Fisher, John Candy, Kathleen Freeman, Henry Gibson, and many more. Also peruse out for a very comic cameo by Frank Oz and a short appearance by Steven Spielberg. Also worth mentioning is the Blues Brothers band including Matt “Guitar” Murphy, Donald “Duck” Dunn, Murphy Dunne, “Blue Lou” Marini, Tom “Bones” Malone, Steve “The Colonel” Cropper, Alan Rubin, and Willy “Two Bits” Hall. The Collector’s Edition DVD offers widescreen presentation, the current theatrical trailer, a making of documentary with interviews with the cast and crew, and footage not seen since the fresh release in 1980. This is a huge movie that all viewers will obtain something to like in it. Do not miss this classic!
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