Blues Brothers 2000 (1998)

Eighteen years since the completion of their divine mission, Elwood J. Blues, the surviving half of the iconic Blues Brothers, tastes freedom after a long stint in prison. His newfound liberty is tainted with the sting of loss as he learns of the demise of his partner in rhythm, 'Joliet' Jake Blues, his mentor Curtis, and the orphanage he called home. With nothing more than a memory of his past and a burning need for purpose, Elwood seeks solace in the presence of Sister Mary Stigmata, who has since become Mother Mary. This encounter doesn't just offer solace, but introduces Elwood to a mouthy orphan named Buster and reveals the existence of Curtis' illegitimate son, Cable. Against the backdrop of this revelation, Elwood finds his mission — to reassemble The Band and find his only remaining kin. With the assistance of his new partner, 'Mighty' Mack McTeer and the audacious Buster, Elwood embarks on a thrilling adventure in pursuit of this goal. However, the road to redemption is fraught with danger and wild escapades. The band's reunion not only attracts the attention of the law, led by Elwood's step-brother Cable, but also the menacing eye of the Russian Mafia and a Neo-Confederate Militia. As they traverse cross-country on this new 'mission from God', their journey is a symphony of chaos, courage, and classic blues. The thrilling finale crescendoes at the Battle of the Bands in New Orleans, where they face off against the formidable Louisiana Gator Boys led by B.B. King. It's a race against time, a test of their talents, and a quest for a sense of belonging. With stakes higher than ever, will Elwood manage to unite his band and win the big prize? Blues Brothers 2000 is a melodious blend of comedy, action, and heartfelt quests for family and purpose, painting a vivid tableau of adventure and resilience.

Blues Brothers 2000 is an action movie featuring John Goodman.

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