''Use of unnecessary violence, in the apprehension of the Blues Brothers, has been APPROVED." What makes this even funnier: the whole thing started, because Elwood run a red light and his driver´s license was taken, for various other traffic violations. Imagine, if he had done a more serious crime!
Best Car Chase s Scene EVER with all those Vehicles Getting "DISTORTED" in one Chase Scene EVER and only Dan Aykroyd still alive "without" his best friend Jim Bellucci with him 😢😢 !!!!
The blues brothers chase was excellent and keeps you on the edge of your seat The 80s had the best chases I must say Bad Boys 2 the car trailer chase is excellent too
@@clintyoung6851no, the Bluesmobiles were retired California Highway Patrol cars. Those were ‘74 Dodge Monaco’s, the bulk of the Chicago police cars were ‘76-‘77 Dodge Royal Monaco’s. I believe those were legitimate Chicago PD cars that were retired and sold for this movie. If you look closely enough you can see some ‘75 Monaco’s, a Chevrolet Bel Air, a Ford LTD, a late 70’s Chevrolet Impala and some Ford Fairmonts as CPD cars as well.
At 4:19 they actually were driving the car at 115 mph. The city shut down the streets on a Sunday morning and allowed for two passes. The pedestrians were later added in.
At 7:33 I thought the camera was on the ground looking up, but then as the skyscraper came into view, it just made it even more absurd. Can’t stop laughing at how incredibly high up that road bridge would have been lol
First they were 70 feet above the ground in Milwaukee. Then they were directly over an island in Lake Michigan. Then they were higher than the Sears Tower is tall. Finally, they land on a street in Chicago. These jumps in geographical logic add to the absurdity of this classic, unforgettable car chase.
The absurdity (and audacity) of the Blue’s Mobile being able to do jumps and backflips was always hilarious to me. I assume the filmmakers were taking lots of drugs to not only come up with completely ridiculous scenarios like that, but to also make it work in the film 😆😆
With lots more to go. I remember reading a list of the fastest police cars, several were 440 Mopar powered. If I remember correctly, the Polara was the fastest at 145 mph.
I think part of it was they are supposed to have some gang background. I remember looking up what the cross tattoo they both had was because I wanted to get one but it turns out it's for some Chicago based gang. Would also explain robbing a gas station to get back owed money
The current record goes to Transformers Dark of the Moon with 532 vehicles destroyed in the movie. If you mean just cop cars then The Blues Brothers 2000 still holds that record with 104 cop cars destroyed
According to whatever source I got it from, there was 104 cars crashed. I checked the cost of the car and the price of the entire bill was $1,731,499.26 (1980) or $6,374,670 (2023)
I’m an over the road driver, and I was recently in Joliet Illinois, and sure enough there was a truckstop that had a bluesmobile on a stand. And inside they had life size image of Joliet Jake and Elwood blues on it with the famous quote of “it’s 106 miles to chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark and we’re wearing sunglasses, hit it!” Now to see that was just epic. And all I stopped for was just a weigh scale ticket. You never know what you’ll see out on the open road
If there are more madcap farcical chase comedies like these where climatic elaborate slapstick chases are present, the world of comedy films will remain healthier and thriving for years to come.
Signal 10-7 Niner still engaged,vehicle traveling Southbound approaching Chicago city limits,commander advises will contact Chicago precincts for local intercept,maintain pursuit!
I've probably seen this movie 100 times since I was a kid (I was really into cars) and I still, to this day, think these bottles at 5:26 are gonna get smashed up lol
@@memerman512 5:13? Yeah, I hear it. At least 3 officers' watches have been broken in this story - the first one was just at the end of the mall chase scene. And wasn't Jake's broken when he got it before he was released from prison? Didn't he mention something about a cop breaking his watch?
I first saw this movie when I was like 10 years old. To this day, any time I’m driving in Chicago and take Lower Wacker, I quote Elwood’s line of dialogue about being very close to the Honorable Richard J. Daley Plaza. I’m pretty sure my family hates me 😂
I watched it with a girlfriend who was so stuck on the fact that despite the back flip it must have done a 180. I just said "it's the Bluesmobile", that car transcends magic.
I absolutely love how this goes from state troopers to city cops to fucking Nazis XD! My step dad showed me this movie when I was in middle school and I am now 24 years old and love this movie
Ive said before how i was like 8-9 when mum let me watch this andnit changed me life. My love of GOOD music/blues was born, i ended up a bass player, i have the framed poster in my Dad room (above my vinyl) Thank you Jake Thank You Elwood and thank you Mum
Story is Akroyd and Belushi bribed the stunt driver a case of beer to clip the dome lights off that cop car. Did it on the first take. Props to Jane Byrne, she took heat for letting them film this in the city. Didn't get permission to drop that car too, just did it.
The hilarious use of both feet slamming on the brake petal as if that would somehow help ... then like straight out of a cartoon, the thing flips backwards 😂 gets me everytime ....
Well, they were actually doing almost 120mph here! One of the fastest speeds prob done off the freeway in Downtown Chicago, they closed it off then added the people back in post. Not to mention, the most cop cars ever crashed at the time. Most modern movies thats all cgi now.
@@lemmyspeaks i dont have a problem with cg But cg is really bad when its misused CGI should be used to elevate a movie But my go to approach is if you can do it practical then do it, i think this is why Mad Max fury road is so much better then most of the Fast and furious movies
@@SinisterBlitzo9 like Jurassic park. They used cg when it was absolutely necessary, terminator 2 utilized it when it was necessary. Too much cg in movies now
Saw this film a million years ago,....it still makes me laugh. I imagine the "mall" scene in my head when ever I am in a mall, or a similar shopping center. As a rule I hate those places,....so I dig deep into my memories, and try to imagine driving though them and crashing into everything, wrecking all the displays, knocking the mannequins down, busting up the kiosks,....laying waste to all that gross consumerism crap. My next go-to fantasy is recalling the stories about kids and adults who hid inside of a closed shopping mall, over a weekend. Same scenarios,....wrecking things, busting up the mannequins, eating all the fancy candies, & foods. In my 20s, I would get temporary jobs, at malls,...in the stores doing inventory, or helping set up the displays,....then even later in life,....I worked with an interior design company, setting of seasonal displays in the stores and the showroom windows.
As a Londoner, I have a similar thing when walking through Waterloo Station and imagine I am Matt Damon as Jason Bourne trying to avoid the grab teams while staying out of view of the CCTV cameras. Well, it makes up for being a humdrum accountant!
I’m not gonna lie when my mother or father introduced me and my brother to this movie. This made our day and it was doing an early 90s when they introduced us this movie.
As a kid at 7 or 8 years old.. Of the whole movie.. the car chase and crashing was my favorite part.. but when the pinto wagon went off the bridge, I really thought they had tall bridges in Chicago and they were that high up in the air..
''Use of unnecessary violence, in the apprehension of the Blues Brothers, has been APPROVED."
What makes this even funnier: the whole thing started, because Elwood run a red light and his driver´s license was taken, for various other traffic violations. Imagine, if he had done a more serious crime!
I love the inclusion of “unnecessary violence” surely if it’s been approved the police could justify it as necessary, but here they’re making a point
To be fair, just about every other form of " necessary violence," was Unleashed against The Blues Brothers and it didn't slow them down one Whit.
Best Car Chase s
Scene EVER with all those Vehicles Getting "DISTORTED" in one Chase Scene EVER and only Dan Aykroyd still alive "without" his best friend Jim Bellucci with him 😢😢 !!!!
Bet there's quite a few cops who wish they could hear that over the radio during a chase.
I myself "AGREE" with you DoubleP !!!!!!
"Jake. Jake! I gotta pull over."
The greatest exit off a highway, ever.
Agreed.
One of the greatest
He could have waited 10 more yards to avoid the guardrail 😅
Agree with you
I think that sequence was filmed in Hampshire Ill
"It's 110 miles to Chicago. We've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses.."
"Hit it!"
I live about 110 miles from chicago, and I say it every time lol
It’s 106 miles, not 110.
I have seen a super car hauling in the loop so it can be done.
106 miles lol
this movie has the better car chase scene than the entire Fast and Furious franchise
Even the flight Dodge has more to real life than F&F hahahahahahahaha
Oh cmon. 1 and tokyo drift had cool scenees too
The blues brothers chase was excellent and keeps you on the edge of your seat The 80s had the best chases I must say Bad Boys 2 the car trailer chase is excellent too
@@mikeowen7526 Blues brothers car chase is the best of all time in Hollywood.
Fun and surreal
2 better car chases
Greatest car chase scene ever. Also greatest accumulation of automotive damage ever racked up in a film. I know the bill must have been staggering.
All cars were donated from the car manufacturers
@@clintyoung6851no, the Bluesmobiles were retired California Highway Patrol cars. Those were ‘74 Dodge Monaco’s, the bulk of the Chicago police cars were ‘76-‘77 Dodge Royal Monaco’s. I believe those were legitimate Chicago PD cars that were retired and sold for this movie. If you look closely enough you can see some ‘75 Monaco’s, a Chevrolet Bel Air, a Ford LTD, a late 70’s Chevrolet Impala and some Ford Fairmonts as CPD cars as well.
@@clintyoung6851 All the Chicago Police sqaudrols with the classic Mars rotating lights!
The cop cars crashing near the end of Blues Brothers 2000 is even more ridiculous 😆
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@@clintyoung6851 they were retired police cars
At 4:19 they actually were driving the car at 115 mph. The city shut down the streets on a Sunday morning and allowed for two passes. The pedestrians were later added in.
Also worth adding that the pedestrains were added only because the footage looked "speed-up" without them
He was MOVIN'!
And Dan Aykroyd insisted on doing the driving in that scene
good ol 440 haulin the mail!
@@jennifersman7990No.
'why the hell do you guys need 200 cop cars? I thought you were making a movie about 2 musicians?'
"We're on a mission from God"
@@FN_FAL_4_everI was about to comment this quote LOL 😂
never again will we experience a chase like this haha.
More like a 1,000 cop cars
It's about incompetent police.
At 7:33 I thought the camera was on the ground looking up, but then as the skyscraper came into view, it just made it even more absurd. Can’t stop laughing at how incredibly high up that road bridge would have been lol
I’ve always loved you.
First they were 70 feet above the ground in Milwaukee. Then they were directly over an island in Lake Michigan. Then they were higher than the Sears Tower is tall. Finally, they land on a street in Chicago. These jumps in geographical logic add to the absurdity of this classic, unforgettable car chase.
The absurdity (and audacity) of the Blue’s Mobile being able to do jumps and backflips was always hilarious to me.
I assume the filmmakers were taking lots of drugs to not only come up with completely ridiculous scenarios like that, but to also make it work in the film 😆😆
The part when the Nazis fly into the fucking air is so damn stupid and nonsensical is so damn hilarious, it always gets me good 🤣🤣🤣
@@jeffw8218no…they were on a mission from God. He works in mysterious ways you know…
I just love how that 440 is screaming at 120 mph!
With lots more to go.
I remember reading a list of the fastest police cars, several were 440 Mopar powered. If I remember correctly, the Polara was the fastest at 145 mph.
It's a cop engine. Also got cop tires, cop suspension, cop everything.
Please add the *timestamp*.
It was built before catalytic converters.
1974 Dodge Monocco legit beast
It's hilarious how the blues brothers act as if they daily get chased by the cops so they're really use to it 😂😂
They were even making small talk during the chase about landmarks, as if they were bored.
thats because, they WERE used to it...and it WAS a daily thing for them...or close to it anyway...
@darkclawgreatonenas Elwood had made some great progress too. Wasn't pulled over in 6 month's.
Mission from God.
I think part of it was they are supposed to have some gang background. I remember looking up what the cross tattoo they both had was because I wanted to get one but it turns out it's for some Chicago based gang. Would also explain robbing a gas station to get back owed money
FUNNIEST shit is that the truck that John Candy and crew crashed into just kept DRIVING ON like nothing happened
It copied the scene from Smokey and the Bandit, a few years prior 😂
@@bullfrog8465 I was just going to say that the trucker was Eastbound & down, Loaded up & truckin'!
Hey that trucker has a time-table to keep!!!
Yep
I heard this movie is in the Guiness World Book of Records for the number of cars they crashed. Too lazy to fact check.
Since Broken by his own sequel "blues brothers 2000"
@@yohannGT95 with the addition of one car more
The record belong to a 70 movie “gone in 60 second”
The current record goes to Transformers Dark of the Moon with 532 vehicles destroyed in the movie.
If you mean just cop cars then The Blues Brothers 2000 still holds that record with 104 cop cars destroyed
According to whatever source I got it from, there was 104 cars crashed. I checked the cost of the car and the price of the entire bill was $1,731,499.26 (1980) or $6,374,670 (2023)
I’m an over the road driver, and I was recently in Joliet Illinois, and sure enough there was a truckstop that had a bluesmobile on a stand. And inside they had life size image of Joliet Jake and Elwood blues on it with the famous quote of “it’s 106 miles to chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark and we’re wearing sunglasses, hit it!” Now to see that was just epic. And all I stopped for was just a weigh scale ticket.
You never know what you’ll see out on the open road
If there are more madcap farcical chase comedies like these where climatic elaborate slapstick chases are present, the world of comedy films will remain healthier and thriving for years to come.
Try 'The Great Race'.
@@ianm42yt I love that movie, how about "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"?
@@reneastle8447 a classic!
Signal 10-7 Niner still engaged,vehicle traveling Southbound approaching Chicago city limits,commander advises will contact Chicago precincts for local intercept,maintain pursuit!
@@sferg9582 No doubt about it, a bona fide comedy classic.
I've probably seen this movie 100 times since I was a kid (I was really into cars) and I still, to this day, think these bottles at 5:26 are gonna get smashed up lol
I still want to know how all three cars missed those bottles.
I suspect the bottles were there as a marker for the stunt drivers, so they wouldn't hit the camera.
It makes me uncomfortable that they didn’t hit them anyway!
The one thing that didn't get smashed.
Lol I've noticed the same thing for years. Awesome driving
That smashed beer can sliding back and forth on the dash while they both execute perfect delivery of lines 👌
Just blew a rod... is that serious? 😅
@@josephracicot4443 Yap
Pure natural, no CGI shit.... Legendary
1:38 "Hey they broke my watch!"
Two watches were harmed in the making of this film.
Sounds like someone says "They broke my watch!" at 5:14 if you listen closely. There may be a third watch harmed.
@@memerman512 5:13? Yeah, I hear it. At least 3 officers' watches have been broken in this story - the first one was just at the end of the mall chase scene. And wasn't Jake's broken when he got it before he was released from prison? Didn't he mention something about a cop breaking his watch?
@@101Volts Yep - when Kermit is giving him his belongings back, he lists out "one watch: broken"
Great film, still hilarious in 2023
Even more hilarious in 2038
I first saw this movie when I was like 10 years old. To this day, any time I’m driving in Chicago and take Lower Wacker, I quote Elwood’s line of dialogue about being very close to the Honorable Richard J. Daley Plaza. I’m pretty sure my family hates me 😂
That's where they have the Picasso!
@@JeromeWade-lm8jhyep!
I was waiting for the dispatch guy to say “Keep the change you filthy animal!”😂
Same
Is that the same actor from the Home Alone movie? lol
My favorite part is at 0:02 with everyone looking like they’re casually going to work lol. 😂😂😂
The Blues brother' car doing a backflip is the best of all 😆
The sound of the bluesmobile engine brings a chill to my spine ❤
that's the 440 motor from Mopar.
7:43. " I've always loved you" Haha idk why I find this part to be so funny 😂😅
Literally the best movie ever created. I watch it over and over and it never gets old.
One of the best
Love John Candy...may God bless you!
"Hey, Jake! Jake! I got to pull over!"
*Zooms off the road and causes a ten-plus police car pile-up*
"Pull over" he says...
I counted 8
Would love to have a Dodge Monaco. Such a beast of a machine.
Me too
Sorry, but they all got destroyed for this movie lol
all time dream car
I'm sure there still some around
I’d love to see an electric Dodge Monaco
That chicago accent kills me 😂 "Ohh nooh, the mootor! I've throon a rad!" Lol
You know he's from Canada right?
@hendo337 yep but that is a classic Chicago accent he's doing. You do know that actors do that, right?
Most hilarious police car chase I have ever seen in a movie. Blues Brothers!!!
At least twice in the chase I hear a cop exclaim,"My watch!" Even happens during the car chase in the mall. A running joke.
What’s the joke? I don’t know about it.
My leg!
Perhaps this was the inspiration of the “My Cabbages!” From Avatar: The Last Airbender? Just a theory, mind you. No proof of it.
Sponge bob: my leg!
BB: my watch!
Probably an inside joke amongst the production crew.
All real cars. Notice how much better it looks than any CGI. Those were the days.
yes, the sense of actual speed is riveting
Whoever planned out these scenes deserves a medal back when movies were fun
it was said, dan akroyd asked for a california highway patrol car and spent days driving around chicago choosing the locations
This is the movie that made me want to visit Chicago. Love this movie.
Same here!
This, Ferris Bueller, Weird Science and Adventures In Babysitting are love letter films to Chicago.
One of the wildest and funniest car chases in the history of cinema!
7:08 -7:45 this part always gets me good 🤣
I watched it with a girlfriend who was so stuck on the fact that despite the back flip it must have done a 180. I just said "it's the Bluesmobile", that car transcends magic.
Love this movie. Saw this scene many, many times.
I don't even care it's 43 movies like this never gets old 👍 😊
I absolutely love how this goes from state troopers to city cops to fucking Nazis XD! My step dad showed me this movie when I was in middle school and I am now 24 years old and love this movie
The use of unnecessary violence in the apprehension of The Blues Brothers... Has been approved!!!
That line and the delivery is terrific🤣🤣
Not even "excessive force," but "unnecessary violence."
Ive said before how i was like 8-9 when mum let me watch this andnit changed me life.
My love of GOOD music/blues was born, i ended up a bass player, i have the framed poster in my Dad room (above my vinyl)
Thank you Jake Thank You Elwood and thank you Mum
0:20 “Keep the change you filthy animal!!!!!” The guy from “Angels With Filthy Souls”
Home alone 😅
loved the police chase in this movie..😅😂😂 specially the sirens of the chicago police😂
Nothing can stop you when you're on a mission for God! 😂😂😂
Amen 🙏🏼 so true
I'm so glad my dad showed me this movie as a kid, I was addicted to watching this movie.
I would go out on a limb here and put this car chase right up there with Bullit and The French Connection as one of cinemas greatest!
plus its the funniest
I played this picture every summer, for18 years, at my open air cinema during Summerfest weekend here in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Before NFS Most Wanted, we had the Blues Brothers 😂
Hands down Blues Brothers deserves a spot in the top 5 greatest movies of all-time. End of.
Zero CGI, Pure Cinematic Acion!!! Wow!!!!
Might this possibly be the greatest car-chase movie of all time? 😄
It never gets old!!! Used to keep track of how many times I watched, but gave that up many years ago. 😂
0:38 I like the fact that Elwood destroys a safety barrier and rushes down a steep slope, all to go back in the same direction XD
Elwoods handles are next level. Hes a smith with it.
Story is Akroyd and Belushi bribed the stunt driver a case of beer to clip the dome lights off that cop car. Did it on the first take. Props to Jane Byrne, she took heat for letting them film this in the city. Didn't get permission to drop that car too, just did it.
50 dollars (that time money) and a case of beer if I remember correctly
@@LeilyndThornbrugh-tn8zume
They actually had to get FAA approval to drop the Pinto, they talk about it in the Making of Doc.
Amazing how well it stands up.
The best part is when they get launched in the air at the end! 😂
The hilarious use of both feet slamming on the brake petal as if that would somehow help ... then like straight out of a cartoon, the thing flips backwards 😂 gets me everytime ....
Still a more realistic chase scene than Fast and Furious...😂😂😂
Well, they were actually doing almost 120mph here! One of the fastest speeds prob done off the freeway in Downtown Chicago, they closed it off then added the people back in post. Not to mention, the most cop cars ever crashed at the time. Most modern movies thats all cgi now.
No cg that’s why
@@lemmyspeaks i dont have a problem with cg
But cg is really bad when its misused
CGI should be used to elevate a movie
But my go to approach is if you can do it practical then do it, i think this is why Mad Max fury road is so much better then most of the Fast and furious movies
@@SinisterBlitzo9 like Jurassic park. They used cg when it was absolutely necessary, terminator 2 utilized it when it was necessary. Too much cg in movies now
🧢
Better than any Fast and Furious chases....
Thats cgi bs anyway
🧢
@@Lettersinthesand-wp5rj Nothing wrong with CGI
@Lettersinthesand-wp5rj the first couple movies when the series was still about cars didn't use cgi for the chases.
This is one movie that should never, ever, be remade. It is perfect the way it is.
John Candy played the perfect psychopath 🤣🤣🤣 he totally wanted them to get away ❤
Was I good car?
No. You were the best.
Kudos to those stunt car drivers. Have to lol all the cops getting out of their cars after a huge crash, and they still have their hats on.
Love that you can very clearly see the ramp used for one of the cop cars to pile up at 5:05 lol
The motor, we’ve thrown a rod
Is that serious?
Yeap 😂
"They broke my Watch!" 😂😂
Not one, but TWO of the greatest car chase scenes in history.
When this came out.
I bought it on Extended Play Laserdisc. Just so i could frame by frame all the crashes 🤗
... memories
4:18 Danny was gunning that sucker😂😂
Saw this film a million years ago,....it still makes me laugh. I imagine the "mall" scene in my head when ever I am in a mall, or a similar shopping center. As a rule I hate those places,....so I dig deep into my memories, and try to imagine driving though them and crashing into everything, wrecking all the displays, knocking the mannequins down, busting up the kiosks,....laying waste to all that gross consumerism crap. My next go-to fantasy is recalling the stories about kids and adults who hid inside of a closed shopping mall, over a weekend. Same scenarios,....wrecking things, busting up the mannequins, eating all the fancy candies, & foods. In my 20s, I would get temporary jobs, at malls,...in the stores doing inventory, or helping set up the displays,....then even later in life,....I worked with an interior design company, setting of seasonal displays in the stores and the showroom windows.
"New Oldsmobiles are in early this year."
"This place has everything."
As a Londoner, I have a similar thing when walking through Waterloo Station and imagine I am Matt Damon as Jason Bourne trying to avoid the grab teams while staying out of view of the CCTV cameras. Well, it makes up for being a humdrum accountant!
That many police cars,
*GTA at its finest.*
But only 1 word to describe the cops' reaction: IDIOTS
They couldn’t do this without CGI anymore. Such a shame.
I’m not gonna lie when my mother or father introduced me and my brother to this movie. This made our day and it was doing an early 90s when they introduced us this movie.
I've always loved you. That was funny.
IMO This is #1 car chase out of all movies
As a kid at 7 or 8 years old.. Of the whole movie.. the car chase and crashing was my favorite part.. but when the pinto wagon went off the bridge, I really thought they had tall bridges in Chicago and they were that high up in the air..
When I saw this in theaters the crowd was laughing really hard during scenes like this
If there's a lupin the third movie it needs to have a chase like this
Not many over the top with silliness movies like this today
What about Fast and Furious?
Pure cinematic glory at its peak. No movie can ever come close to this. NONE!
This movie makes me soooo homesick for Chicago!
This movie has two Oscar's for best film in the same year
i like how at 5:46, with every gunshot, they flinch and sink lower into their seats. that's just funny right now
The directions in this bit is UNBELIEVABLE! I live her and it always made no sense. 🙂
No one ELSE has ever gone though so much to pay taxes.
Strange part is that considering it is a church owned property, it's supposed to be tax exempt.
I have seen this movie several times, but I have never enjoyed it more than this! THANK YOU!!!
Anyone else amazed those beer bottles were missed when they turned down the alley?
Elwood drove the hell outta that car in both movies
the police sirens sound make
me wacko 😁👍
They almost sound like a box full of ducklings of 3 days old.
It's the backflip for me. 😂
00:18 is that the gangster from Home alone?
My favorite Christmas movie! How could you forgot the voice/accent.
That is right!!! Ralph Foody is his name. Angels With Filthy/Filthier Souls.
I saw this movie for the first time as a child at a drive in movie cinema. Loved it.
Jake peeking through the schmutz on the window, expressionless, is my favorite part. Just kills me every time.
That dodge was clocking them digits lol
Thank you for uploading the whole chase! I've been long sick of piecing the whole thing together on RUclips.
4:44 When your car doesn’t have ABS
Dispatcher @1:45 is the same actor who played Johnny in the movie that Kevin was watching in home alone
Comedy = Tragedy + Time
Or
Comedy = Crash All the Cars
Love it always will , watch the movie 2 times a year for the past 42 years 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 lower wacker drive I walk it while in sweet home Chicago 🤣🤣🤣
At 5:28 all 3 cars take exactly the same line, missing those bottles by a millimetre or so - precision driving!!