the documentary simply titled "Belushi" is a work of great value; The movie, profiles the great Chicago-born actor and singer with the help of animation, tapes of vintage interviews and even his personal letters to his wife
Cutler's slick and entertaining tribute condenses the material while giving it new life, building on extensive recordings from Colby's book to resurrect Belushi's charm alongside all the archival materials necessary to commune with his irascible spirit
a loving look at the comedy legend's rush toward oblivion; Cutler's entertaining but unexpectedly emotive documentary manages to find the unique angles to his tragedy
a loving but incisive cinematic tribute; R.J. Cutler's documentary feels so relevant in its recounting of the actor's life in informative and moving fashion
by Richard Roeper [Chicago Sun-Times ]
