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Elwood must reunite the old band, with a few new members, and go on another "Mission from God."
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Same Guard -
Elwood Blues -
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Warden -
Matara
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Malvern Gasperon -
Mother Mary Stigmata -
Buster -
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Cabel Chamberlain -
Nun #1 -
Junior Wells -
Lonnie Brooks
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Stripster Band
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Stripster Band
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Director:
John LandisWriters:
Dan Aykroyd (film The Blues Brothers), John Landis (film The Blues Brothers), Dan Aykroyd, John LandisAll Cast & Crew
Awards
3 nominations.Reviews & Commentary
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Rated #4 in Entertainment Weekly's Top 25 Worst Sequels Ever Made (2008).
Quotes
Buster Blues:
You're not the Elwood Blues I know. The Elwood Blues I know once said that no pharmaceutical product could ever equal the rush you get when the band hits that groove; the people are dancin', and shoutin', and swayin'; and the house is rockin'!
Elwood Blues:
Yeah,...
Goofs
In the scene with Wilson Pickett singing "634-5789" in the phone sex office, the computers and phones are not plugged in.
Crazy Credits
The cast sings several rhythm & blues songs as the credits roll.
Soundtracks
Last NightWritten by Charles Axton, Gilbert Caple, Lloyd Newman, Jerry Lee 'Smoochy' Smith (as Jerry Smith),
Chips Moman
Performed by The Blues Brothers Band
Storyline
Plot Summary
Genres
Action | Comedy | Crime | Music | MusicalDetails
Release Date:
6 February 1998Language
English, Russian
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
Palatine, Illinois, USABox Office
Budget:
$28,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$6,129,615 (USA) (8 February 1998)
Gross:
$13,979,599 (USA) (22 March 1998)
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