John Belushi dominates Blues Brothers, throwing himself down stairs ... the guys trying to avoid the spotlights, and all the car-chase scenes — but this one shouldn’t be overlooked.

There's also the pinnacle of 1980s car chase movies, "The Blues Brothers." In case you have never heard of it, the film stars ...

The Blues Brothers isn’t just the first movie to come out of Saturday Night Live—it’s also the best. The peerless 1980 action-comedy-musical, based on an SNL musical act, turns 40 years old ...

Donation Options Search Search Search The shuttered Dixie Square Mall’s interior is brought back to life for “The Blues Brothers” movie ... choked with weeds and car-sized potholes.

Everybody just stop. Stop what you’re doing and watch this amazingly accurate recreation of the 6-minute car-chase through the mall scene from The Blues Brothers. Even if you haven’t seen The ...

A true fan may already know how these characters came to be, but I would be willing to bet that you will be amused, surprised, and even startled by some The Blues Brothers behind-the-scenes facts ...

He very well could have made some of the best Blues Brothers quotes – such as Dunne’s “I knew a hooker named Minnie Mazolla” ...

The Blues Brothers just won't quit. It has been 40 years since John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd brought their Saturday Night Live characters Jake and Elwood Blues to the big screen with The Blues ...

I saw "The Blues Brothers," the crazy car-crash comedy musical, starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd and directed by John Landis. The film came out on June 20, 1980. I was 12, and it was rated R ...

At several points in “The Blues Brothers” (1980), for no particular ... a Catholic rhythm-and-blues car-chase musical. As Jake and Elwood Blues—a ragged tribute act with more enthusiasm ...