The Blues Brothers: The Jailhouse Rock (HD CLIP)
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2021
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Jake and Elwood hastily make their way to the Cook County Assessor's Office, barring doors and sabotaging an elevator on the way. Hundreds of troops are in pursuit. In the assessor's office they grab the clerk and give him the money to pay the taxes. The moment the tax receipt is handed to them they are handcuffed, surrounded by countless troops with pointed firearms. The film closes with the Blues Brothers and their Band playing their next concert in prison, beginning with "Jailhouse Rock".
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What’s the movie The Blues Brothers about?
Jake Blues (John Belushi from National Lampoon's Animal House) decides to re-form his music group with his brother Elwood (Dan Aykroyd from Ghostbusters). They want to raise money to save the orphanage where they were raised.
Credits: © 1980 Universal Pictures
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And to think this started as a skit on Saturday Night Live in 1978, and as for the backing band.... every single one of them is an absolute legend
Exactly. Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Blue Lou Marini, Steve Cropper, Alan Rubin. Legends of music.
@@kariebossa4851 You know your stuff 😎there was some amount of talent in that movie 💚☘👊
@@DocRockBaby I'm a musician ( trumpet and bagpipes ), and that's one of my favorite movies. It had some legendary people besides musical talent. Twiggy, Carrie Fisher, John Candy, Steven Spielberg, Frank Oz, and don't forget Paul "Pee Wee" Ruebans! The sequel was sub par at best, but the original was and will remain a classic.
@@kariebossa4851 I'm a musician myself, that movie was released in Ireland Jan 81 I was a 13 year old into AC/DC but when I seen that movie and heard the intro for She caught the Katy for the very first time, that was it, I was hooked on that groove, have you any videos up of you playing?
@@DocRockBaby of the trumpet playing, probably not as that was in the 80's, and though video probably could be found, I doubt anyone who has it would be posting it. As for the bagpipes, I'm sure there is, but I only played with a law enforcement pipe and drum band ( I'm no where good enough to solo it ). We have been on the news here in my country as we played in Washington DC during Police Week, and when the Irish Prime Minister visited my state, we were playing on our state house's steps while our Governor greeted him.
I've always said, this should be the in-flight movie for every flight into Chicago. You know, get people up to speed with how we roll.
They should do that for ever Stat you visit a famous film in
Everyone will start dancing on the plane.
@@acewilliams7917 I'm from England and I love this movie
@@carljames1907 Right on. Hey, I love the film Snatch by Guy Richie.
@@acewilliams7917 cultured man that's for sure
the fact that Steven Spielberg plays the clerk @ 1:10 continues to blow my mind to this day...
You have to realise, he wasnt a huge director then. he was well known, but wasnt major until the 80's
@@23bobjr Sorry, but I disagree.
Reason #1: Jaws (1975) opened with a record box office weekend, topped $100m in the first 60 days, and passed The Godfather as the highest grossing US film in 78 days; 3 Academy Awards. Jaws held the top spot until Star Wars in 1977.
Reason #2: Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), most successful film for Columbia Pictures as of that time; 2 Academy Awards.
He was quite well known and well respected in 1980. More than enough so to make the appearance awesome and special.
Miss Piggy gives Jake his stuff back at the start of the movie.
And later takes Dan Aykroyd's stuff in Trading Places.
2:01 - Address on the receipt - 1060 W. Addison!
@@stephenolan5539 right!!!! Never connected that...nice
May the Blues Brothers live forever!
One died.
I love how the inmates needed just one guy to get the dancing going and they all joined in
Fun fact: the first dancer to get up on the table is Joe Walsh from the Eagles.
Have you ever been to a school dance? 😂
Crazy, fun video clip!
I enjoyed the whole movie -- and I love the part of this clip where the inmates jumped up to dance and the one guy is pretending to swim while on the table, 😆 🤣 😂!
And it was Joe Walsh!
@@TravlingNow Well, I did not know that !
One of my all-time favourites. From the genius mind of Dan Aykroyd.
Who also co-wrote Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 2, and Ghostbusters: The Videogame
It always cracks me up that they barricaded a glass door.
This movie is legendary in every way
I’ve seen this movie a billion times. I’m today years old and I just realized that Steven Spielberg is the Cook County Tax Collector
Hut hut hut hut hut hut hut.
By far the best version of this song ever.
No. Elvis version the best. But there elvis alive.
@@marcocroci3504 naw, this one destroyed it
You can not be serious ! No one can compare to the kings original version !
@@tonyk6153 THE " KING" ? NO SWEETIE THE ONLY KING IS OUR LORD.🙏🙏🙏
@@tonyk6153 the true King of Rock and Roll is Chuck Berry (made the mistake of being black)
I was 20 when this movie came out. What an era. A lot of great ones came out in the 1980s.
First tie I've seen this film in quite a while, glad it never lost popularity. Weird thinking it's soon to be 42 years old.
I'm live in Chicago and went to see this movie 4 times. Each time, folks would cheer when the scenes took place in their part of town.
Best damn movie of all time. Always has me laughing from start to finish no matter how many times I rewatch it.
Me too. I saw it in the theater three times. Bought the lp when it was released. Bought the VHC tape when it was released. I've seen over a thousand movies in my lifetime. This movie is in my top ten. Too bad my VCR broke. I own hundreds of Videos I can't watch
What a cast, what a movie, and what a cool cameo by Mr. Spielberg..THE BEST:)
Where is Spielberg.... watched it 1000s of times... u sure?
@@danielnissim1135 Dear Daniel: Steven Spielberg is the clerk in the Cook County assessor's office. He is listed in the movie's end credits. He notices Jake and Elwood standing outside the office and he comes out and asks them, "Can I help you?". Jake and Elwood immediately pick him up and carry and put him down on one of the office's counters. :-)
Ta... I've seen it a 1000 times .... thought it was some 1 who looked like him..
And a cameo by Frank Oz aka Miss Piggy and Yoda
@@richardsantalone9380 ...timestamp?
The blond guy @ 3:18 banging his cup on the table is Joe Walsh from the Eagles. He was good friend with John Belushi.
I simply cannot believe that guy is Steven Spielberg! He has changed so much over the years. I mean we all change but for him it was incredible.
So many legends in one movie....
Hands down the best movie soundtrack of all time
Although I was born a year after this movie came out I remember watching it during my childhood and it pays tribute to the time when bands were legendary and didn't just come out of some video recorded in some kids bedroom and then posted to UA-cam. Every one of the musicians in this movie where Legends in their own right and there will never be another movie like this one. An absolute classic!
Apart from the sequel!!! lol
That said, when Nathaniel Rateliff released his first single "S.O.B. (Gimme a Drink)" in 2015, the video for the song was an homage to this scene. Rateliff and his crew sound like a resurrected Blues Brothers to begin with, so it's pitch perfect.
Back when movies were AWESOME!!!
Back before the Dark Times... Before Disney Corporation.
@@FLJBeliever1776
Actually before the Tribe took over Disney
My Dad and I always let each other know when this movie was on, and when my daughter was a toddler she actually looked at Blue Lou and she would point to the screen and say, "pappy!" Sadly, we lost him March 15 of this year.
RIP dad…😔
*Condolences. I'm sorry for your loss⚘️!*
An honor to meet a relative a great musician sorry for your loss
These two guys are effing geniuses.
Another great scene from this glorious cinematic masterpiece.
I’ve never watched this movie before and I have no idea what the heck is happening, but I like it.
@@kishascape : The Blues Brothers are on a mission from God to spread the Blues to the masses.😇 Don't worry about what is going on. Enjoy the music & the comedy. I live in NYC & we just had a person shooting at rush hour commuters on a subway station in Brooklyn. The N.Y. State Lt.- Govenor has just been arrested for bribery & resigned his post. "The Blues Brothers" is a perfect film to get over these horrible events, which seem to be occurring with more frequency in this country. In fact your txt has influenced me to watch it tonight. Thank You! ✌
@@kishascape You need to see the WHOLE movie then, if you haven't already 😊! It's called "The Blues Brothers."
There are two BB movies, but the scene pictured here (ending prison scene) is from the first movie with John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. To me, it is far better than the second movie!!!
This movie is 41 years old. When they filmed "Jailhouse Rock", in 1980, this Elvis number-one-hit was only 23 years old... Daaaamn!!!
in 1980 Elvis was as recent as The Backstreet boys are today. Kinda makes you think.
Yeah.
Such an amazing movie. I remember (I was 16) when I went to see this. I had no preconception about the movie. It was only gradually that I realised that it was sort of musical, I slightly recognised James Brow but it was only when Aretha started singing it dawned on me that this is no ordinary serious movie but something new, strange and wonderful.
Just realized that Joe Walsh had a cameo in this scene. He and Belushi were big partying buddies back then. They even wrecked a few hotel rooms together.
he was dancing on a table.
Um dos melhores filme que já ASSISTIR... Cheio de músicas maravilhosa... Amo DEMAIS
I was 20, when this movie came. I loved it so much, I went back the following week to see. This was the only movie I paid twice to see.
the MOWING THE DOOR DOWN WITH MACHINE GUN FIRE when it was barely blocked gets me everytime
No kill like overkill…
I don't think anyone will ever do better than the mall scene.
Iconic from music/musicians to actor ,, for the one we lost R.I.P and THANK YOU 😊////for the one still going strong THANK YOU 😊////an I hope all of you just remember that you guys are still igniting lite and fire 🔥 in so many future LEGENDS ---- THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING
Esses caras são lendas aqui no Brasil, obrigado john belushi e Dan akroid...❤️❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
This scene, and the one where they sang the theme song to the old show "Rawhide" are my two favorites in the movie. I don't need the rest of it, just those two scenes.
I always like the Blues Brothers
Favorite movie,. Great music. Band rocked .
Pure GENIUS IN TALENT! Everybody.
The inmate at the end when he jumps up on the table and starts dancing is Joe Walsh
Belushi left us way too soon!And the list goes on and on!😜😜😜
I love this song and this movie.❤❤❤
I’ve always loved this movie.
Como se llama?
One of my all time top 10 movies.
Ovo je najbolji film koji sam gledala
This is my favorite John Belushi movie 🎥
Just absolutely brilliant film and sound track
I saw Matt Guitar Murphy at the Little Bear in Evergreen Colorado in the late 80's. That man could play!
I was 14 when this movie came out and it was the best movie i had seen so far, and it became one of my most favorite movies ever.
I even dressed up as a blues brother for a photo and i bought the soundtrack and played that over and over until it turned from black to grey.
And the best parts were the chase scenes ofcourse, because there's no other movie where so much cars were destroyed. And it also was the only
musical that i liked, because that's the genre where this movie belongs into.
Weird to think a 14-year-old in 1980 is 56 now.
@@SStupendous from 0 to 16 life goes slow as hell, but from 16 to 26 goes fast, and from 26 to 56 is like traveling on a rocket.
but i'm glad that i lived through the 80's from a kid to a young adult, because the 80's were the best years this planet has seen.
Well, at least for the western countries that is.
@@3DPeter I find this comment interesting, as many distant things feel so nearby, but overall my entire life has been very slow. Not wrong though.
My favorite scene in the movie!
I like the two street scenes with John Lee Hooker and Ray Charles.
The dislikes are from Illinois' Law Enforcement
And the local nazis
Jeez ! Used to listen to these nos. In 80s and 90s. Awesome !
I am from the Southside of Chicago and of this generation.
This is the greatest movie ever for a south spider!
Realmente impresionante, no hay palabras, solo disfrutarlo
That’s was Great Music
The scene with the nun got me i spent 8 years being taught by the penguins my knuckles still hurt sometimes hahaha
The inmates were quite happy to hear the Blues Brothers play their choice of songs, but that didn't stop the band from getting raw hides in the end.
Elvis might have been the first to sing it but it was the Blues Brothers that were the BEST!
THAT'S ALWAYS A MATTER OF PERSONAL TASTE.
I just miss You brothers. Rock on fucking forever 👍
1:10 I just love how gently they put the clerk on the counter
Inmates were so lucky to have them. So adorable..
Hilarious movie! Great acting and music!
Good old Joe Walsh banging a cup.... 😵😁
Yes it did. Killer bees was one of my favorites
Love the Ending. (smile)
The Blue Brothers is the best film ever made and I will not be told otherwise.
Otherwise... but it's way up there
never seen it
1:11 Steven Spielberg working in the Cook County Assessor's Office.
One of the best chase scenes ever recorded.
Jake and Elwood. We changed our accounting office name tags for these two. That was unheard of back in our day. Just ask the Coopers & Lybrand guys in Dallas Texas. Bless their hearts and ours.
First guy to stand on the table is Joe Walsh - Rock & Roll!
Da Blues Bruddas Did Da Best Version In My Opinion 😎🎸💙🔥
Luv it it's fricking funkie hahah God bless you all
LOL, Steven Spielberg cameo!
추억의영화 ^^
잊지못할영화 ^^
I gotta admire the endurance all those soldiers, cops, and firefighters had to go up 11 stories worth of stairs
Excellent 🎥 clip and is the only recording on a level with Elvis Presley ironic that both Elvis and John Belushi gone too soon along with John Candy Jake's parole officer 🔈
Sure does put you in a good mood!😺
That's how GTA six stars looks like irl 😂
This movie had everything
Definitely a good movie!
Como todos los años blues brothers. Feliz Navidad y año nuevo
Best movie ever
It always cracks me up to see Joe Walsh be the first inmate to jump upon the table
Warum!!@????😅
He rode a blazing saddle,
He wore a shining star,
His job to offer battle, to badmen near and far........
1:00
So not only did they have the regular Chicago City police after them, but state police, the national guard, highway patrol and the mother freaking army?!
"Use of unnecessary violence in apprehension of the Blues Brothers…has been approved".
Not forgetting Jakes ex-girlfriend and the Illinois Nazi Party... "Illinois Nazis.... I hate Illinois Nazis" lol,
@@DocRockBaby Gets truer with every year.
@@jeffmacdonald9863 Really? Holy Shit Balls
@@jeffmacdonald9863 🍻
Excellent
Love the Joe Walsh cameo!
John Belushi he is so cool gotta luv him he is cheekie hahahaha 😂
Keep calm & love spreading good vibes fans, we have self-service TV entertainment because we have invisible global audience to join us and this is EPIC
Cool that Spielberg plays the Assessor.
This is how 5 stars in GTA look in real life 😂
My wife cringes when I watch this because I watched it so much ,my now grown kids because of me will let me know when they watch it. Lol lol lol ahhh parenting done right
Awesome Great Video!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yeah Rock n Roll!!! Is King!!!!!!!
What I really love about "Blue Brothers" is, that they don't exaggerat.😂
Comedic genius but I get in arguments personally a great comedy but actually I think it should also be recognized as a musical HAHAHA best musical EVER
Joliet prison was like a castle from the outside. CCJ was like a dungeon from the inside.
That's what my buddy said anyway.
You go guy's rip John and yeah Marcella A Mtz 😎
Jail House Rock is one scary Stand
Nice ending dude.
One of the best movies ever....
What do you mean, 'one of'?
@@Snookbone
Simple. This is not _the best_ movie of all time. But it's pretty high up there.
All sarcasm aside, we all love this timeless classic...but almost none of us would say THE best ever
classic 👌
That movie has aged so well.
Amazing no reloads on a 16 round mag