Only real fans will score 10/10 on this Blues Brothers quiz
We got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark, and we’re wearing sunglasses. Hit it.
When you find the movie you love, you gotta hold onto them and never let them go. The use of unnecessary trivia force in the completion of this Blues Brothers quiz HAS been approved. So, how well do you recall the brothers Blues?
Jake and Elwood. Together, they're more Chicago than a hotdog dragged through Wrigley Field. With more action than you can shake a stick at, The Blues Brothers remains one of the best-loved comedy movies of all time. It's indelibly quotable and maintains its status as a cult favorite that will stop any channel surfer dead in their tracks.
So give this quiz a shot to see just how well you can remember the details from The Blues Brothers! Even if you come up short, well it just means you're due for another viewing!
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So, which brother is played by John Belushi?
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At which prison does our story begin?
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Who plays the mystery woman, Jake's old fiancée, who keeps trying to kill the Blues Brothers?
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Who directed The Blues Brothers?
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How many cars were wrecked in the course of production?
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What is the make and model of the Bluesmobile?
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What movie kept The Blues Brothers out of that top box office spot the weekend it premiered? (Hint: June, 1980)
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Which classic TV theme is NOT featured in The Blues Brothers?
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Which Blues Brother plays harmonica?
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Who joined Dan Ackroyd in Blues Brothers 2000 as "Mighty" Mack McTeer?

Only real fans will score 10/10 on this Blues Brothers quiz
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104 Comments

I took the quiz the first time and I missed no. 6 about the make and model of the car the diner scene is with Aretha Franklin
9/10. Arrgh. If only I knew more about how to recognize cars! This movie is much beloved in our house. Bonus: What recently deceased TV/movie actor is the waiter in the restaurant scene?
Ah, I did not get specific enough, I see. Great lady, great scene, great thought. I actually meant the fancy restaurant when they were trying to get Mr. Fabulous to quit the maitre'd job to rejoin the band and they purposely act obnoxious. The waiter that waits on them in that scene is Paul Rubens aka Pee Wee Herman. :)
"You got 7 out of 10. Way to keep the music alive!"
'The Blues Brothers remains one of the best-loved comedy movies of all time'
Actually when it was released it didn't do well, it's giant budget and drug riddled set
was the target of many writers, the director caught a lot of flack for the chaos and
the over the top car crashes which became repetitive and inane, frankly.
I saw it at the Rialto Theater in Westfield, NJ on opening day and there wasn't 20
people in the audience, 6 of them me and my crew. However we loved it, for all
the reasons people do now. It grew in popularity over the years, people forget
Belushi and Carrie Fisher both looked like they hadn't seen the sun in months,
they were coked out of their minds, and as it was 40 years ago it doesn't seem
so wrong to viewers now who know about their sad abuse of drugs.
I am mad at Belushi. He threw his life away for junk, depriving us both of his talent
and more great movies. Landis was a known enabler, his sets flush with whatever
drug anybody wanted, what a piece of crap.
'The Blues Brothers remains one of the best-loved comedy movies of all time'
Actually when it was released it didn't do well, it's giant budget and drug riddled set
was the target of many writers, the director caught a lot of flack for the chaos and
the over the top car crashes which became repetitive and inane, frankly.
I saw it at the Rialto Theater in Westfield, NJ on opening day and there wasn't 20
people in the audience, 6 of them me and my crew. However we loved it, for all
the reasons people do now. It grew in popularity over the years, people forget
Belushi and Carrie Fisher both looked like they hadn't seen the sun in months,
they were coked out of their minds, and as it was 40 years ago it doesn't seem
so wrong to viewers now who know about their sad abuse of drugs.
I am mad at Belushi. He threw his life away for junk, depriving us both of his talent
and more great movies. Landis was a known enabler, his sets flush with whatever
drug anybody wanted, what a piece of crap.
8/10 I've never watched this movie in its entirety that I can recall, just some here & there when played on tv.
5/10. Being from Chicago, I’m a little blue about my score.
Really obscure trivia (which I only know because Aykroyd and Belushi talked about it when they guested on the Dr Demento show): besides the theme from "Rawhide" and "Stand By Your Man", what song did the Blues Brothers play for the crowd at the Country Bunker, that was cut from the final film?
Hint: the original was recorded by Johnny Horton.
Hint: the original was recorded by Johnny Horton.