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The Blues Brothers (Laserdisc CLV/CAV)

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Get ready to laugh and sing along with the iconic musical comedy duo, Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi, in their extended edition Laser Disc release of "The Blues Brothers". This classic R-rated film, directed by John Landis, is a must-have for any fan of the genre. The disc features English language and sub-genre musical category with no special features, making it a perfect addition to your collection. The California Prop 65 Warning does not apply to this item. Don't miss out on the chance to own this timeless piece of cinematic history.

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In roles made famous by their famed SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE skit, Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi star as Ellwood and Jake Blues in this extremely entertaining and successful comedy. Upon Jake's release from prison, the brothers are reunited and visit the orphanage they grew up in--only to discover that it is in danger of being shut down by the county for failure to pay taxes. With a little help from James Brown as a revival preacher, the Blues Brothers are divinely inspired to raise the $5,000 that the orphanage needs to stay open. On their mission from God, they must reunite their old band and raise the money by playing various gigs around town. The wild adventures of the band include dodging evil neo-Nazis, playing in a rowdy redneck bar, and narrowly escaping the crazed Carrie Fisher as Jake's ex-fiancée, who is out to see him dead. Finally, the boys have to get to a gig at the Palace Hotel Ballroom and deliver the $5,000 to the county assessor's office--leading to one of the most wild and hysterical car-chase smash-ups in film history. John Landis has spiced this wonderful romp with fabulous rhythm-and-blues numbers from such greats as Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Cab Calloway, and Ray Charles.