Great and touching look at Belushi's life
The start of this documentary has short clips from John Belushi’s try out tape for Saturday Night Live. It is amazing to see. He raises one eyebrow at one point and it’s funny. This is the talent that Belushi had that such a small act could be so entertaining. The movie is based upon recordings of people who were interviewed for an oral history of Belushi’s life. That means there are no talking heads thank god. It’s all archival photos and film with some animation thrown in.<br /><br />There are some great little tidbits included in the movie. One was that Belushi came from an Albanian immigrant family that he was deeply embarrassed by when he was growing up. There was how difficult working with him was when he was on Saturday Night which got worse as his addiction grew.<br /><br />Really touching are the letters that Belushi wrote to his wife. They’re full of love vulnerability and later on addiction. They are very powerful.<br /><br />All together it makes for a great documentary. My one complaint would be they cut up his skits too much. I wish they let them play out more.
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