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captainwildbillkelso — 9 years ago(April 18, 2016 01:48 AM)

The film just lights up when he's on screen. My vote for one of cinemas greatest characters
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Not a Belushi fan, however I have like most of the films he starred in, including this one. I find him manic and quite psychotic in most of his films, and being full of energy and running around stupidly and smashing and breaking things, does not make one an amazing or comic genius. He mugs to the camera and forces the audience to think he is being funny, when any other actor could do the same crazy things and get the same result. He was not subtle or nuanced, and if he were to be considered quick witted, is this due to the film scripts he worked from or Belushi himself?
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