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The Blues Brothers
Cast
Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, James Brown, Cab Calloway View AllCrew
Dan Aykroyd (Writer), John Landis (Director), John Landis (Writer) View All![](https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w154/3DiSrcYELCLkwnjl9EZp2pkKGep.jpg)
Release: Jun. 17th, 1980
Runtime: 2 hours, 13 minutes
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The Blues Brothers VS Rocky Horror
Ok i got into a arguement over this whitch does everyone think is better The Blues Brothers or Rocky Horror Picture Show?
My vote goes for Blues Brothers just because its funnier and I think has b...
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Blues Brothers at Bob's Country Bunker
I just watched the original Blue's Brothers movie - probably for the 15th time - and I noticed (not for the first time) that when the Blues Brothers' band plays at Bob's Country Bunker that the first ...
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''The Blues Brothers'' Back in Theaters...For One Night Only!!!
Originally Posted by Filmjerk
For the first time in 25 years, the original The Blues Brothers is being shown on the big screen... but for one night only!
In s...
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Sita Sings the Blues to air on PBS
Sita Sings the Blues to air on PBS
This is a cute little 'short' (80mins) that animates a traditional Hindu tale, with the added twist that the story is told through the 1930s songs of Annette ...
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![Review by MovieMeditation](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar85347_38.gif&w=40&h=40)
I guess you could say I have been feeling blue every time this film has been brought up, since I have yet to see it and therefore find it annoying that I will have to exclude myself from the discussion.
![Review by TheUsualSuspect](/community/resize/phpThumb.php?src=/community/customavatars/avatar9280_109.gif&w=40&h=40)
The acting on display is wooden, specifically from Aykroyd and the film just felt like an homage to blues and blues legends more than something of its own.