It's basically a remake but the music is still great and there's laughs
John Belushi and Dan Akroyd were able to take a Saturday Night Live skit and turn it into an amazing celebration of music wrapped inside a comedy with the original Blues Brothers. The sequel wasn’t as mind blowing or iconic but still had its charms. The movie is basically a remake with Akroyd getting out of prison again and trying to reform the Blues Brothers. Just like the original he goes to the nun that raised him and then finds his band members to try to recruit them. That leads him to singing and running into various famous RnB/Soul acts like Junior Wells, Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett and more. The music was great and they were still able to create some funny moments like when Akroyd goes on a monologue about the cause of Russian gangsters in America being the brutalization of Soviet society that was ended with perestroika that left many Russian security agents without a profession.
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