I FINALLY watched The Big Lebowski & I couldn't stop laughing! 

ive watched this movie 100 plus times and just realized from u watching that the date o n the check hes writing in the beginning is dated september 11, and then cuts to bush talking about aggression

You have GOT to see the brothers' film: "Me, Myself and Irene."

This is one of the funniest films of all time.

The Dude abides.

Hmm Mary was is Trainspotting (1996) you watched with the bumflush? 🙂 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cMZmNG_DRJA.html&feature=share8

Comment of the -day- week, Well played, sir.

You're a smooth smoothie

Who,ironically is one of the nilist.

Amazing connection 👍🏾👍🏾

That happened 3-4 years prior to Los Angeles County 1990-91

Agreed

It sure did.

Well, you know... that's just like... yer opinion... Man...

Um, maybe because it wasn't THAT great? When people babble about the Oscars, do you actually know anything about acting? Not that John Goodman isn't a great actor, but this was nothing special, jesus christ. When Gene Hackman doesn't get nominated for The Conversation, THAT'S when you act surprised, not when it's the dopey "Big Lebowski", jesus christ almighty you're hilarious. People and their hilarious Oscar "outrage". 😅 And always by people with the worst taste, and who know the least about movies and acting and basically anything other than being a lumpen couch potato with a remote control. "The Big Lebowski" was a DISAPPOINTMENT after "Fargo", cult of Lebowski or no cult of Lebowski. This was the year of Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red Line; "Lebowski" wasn't even a BLIP on the radar that year. It's so hilarious that you'd think a movie like "Lebowski" would be considered for an Oscar. "Fargo"? Different story. That one has got Oscar written all over it (and sure enough, it was nominated for a bunch, and won some, quite rightly) . You can't tell the difference, huh? Hilarious.

You are not wrong, the Walther character was just too much of an a-hole for Oscar tastebuds.

"Don't be fatuous, Jeffrey."

Agreed! It's one of my absolute faves too. 😀

I love that and the "Obviously youre not a golfer ... " lines!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

I think the most underrated line is "I'm.. just gonna go find a cash machine..."

@@jeremiahfrench94 Also agree. I’ve always felt that the ‘cash machine’ line flew unnoticed under most folks’ radar, just judging from the invariably muted reactions from virtually all the different audiences I’ve happened to watch it with. To be fair, it *is* one of those movie quotes that you could totally innocently drop, fully contextually, into any conversation whilst out on the town, and nobody would bat an eyelid, whilst you enjoy a crude little in-joke moment all to one’s self. You know, just if that happens to be the kind of thing that one enjoys doing…

I think he was dressed up for the interrogation of Larry

@@billymuellerTikTok*Is this your homework, Larry?*

I thought I knew all the details....you have really really just made my day!! Thank you good sir...

Yeah that's what I'm thinking too but idk what she means 🤷🏻‍♂️

both movies have heads in toilets.

Trainspotting is to gross, I can't watch it. Great soundtrack though.

My guess too.

Good call, the only thing coming to mind was Dumb and Dumber but that scene is later in the movie instead of the beginning and Mary has already seen Dumb and Dumber so I knew it wasn't that one.

Ever see King Ralph?

He gave an amazing performance in 10 Cloverfield Lane too

He's better than this in almost everything he's ever done.

It should've won loads of awards, including the Best Picture Oscar. It's many times better than Shakespeare in Love.

"every detail matters and doesn't matter at all" is such a perfect way to put it.

Perfect description.

Walter?

A movie where everything happens yet nothing actually happens.

This film was hard work for Mary's editor.

Thats some actual fun facts, finally

Well u kinda do but he is the ball.

277

Sorta if you count his dream with Maude

Barton Fink needs more recognition. I think it's a movie all creative and artistic people should watch to gain a little humility.

Yes, the more often you watch it, the more you enjoy it!

YOU GOTTA DATE WEDNESDAY, BABY!

Definitely the most quoteable movie.

It’s my dirty laundry, Dude. Underwear. *THE WHITES.*

Sure, not Star Wars, this thing.

It happens too late into the film to be what is described

Thats what real friends do...be d!cks to each other knowing they can be that way with each other...and being able to stop when its time to be serious

PTSD

For an incredible philip seymour hoffman performance I recommend "Doubt". It's also the film that made be remember the name Viola Davis, fantastic.

@@marasmusineI just watched that last night. It was a very good movie.

You mean... When 9/11 happened?

His small role in this movie was really well performed, excellent.

I love when he stiffly moves his arms to his sides after handing the ransom note off to The Dude

I would say it's foreshadowed by strike, strike, should have been a strike. But yeah, same thing.

@@denzelelysium yeah that too

Never picked up on that...

It really ties the reactions together.

@fuzzy__dunlop: Mary Cherry has the best laugh ever! Martin Thomas: Hold my Popeyes... Billy Brooks: Hold my mayonnaise...

Another good one is, The Interview, where he interviews a pop star and everything they say to one another are LIES.

Name checks out.

Is he on cameo?

And/or _"Jabba Dabba Doo"_ Do you think he can actually roar?

​@@AFMountaineer2000if he is, that'll probably 99% of what he's asked to say.

"Josh, please, you're out of your element" ---- Walther Sobchak, Sobchak Security.

Paul Thomas Anderson's INHERENT VICE (2014) starring Joaquin Phoenix comes close. Still have a lot of laughs with that one.

This aggression will not stand, man.

Slater from DAZED & CONFUSED would like to have a word with you. He doesn't know what that word is but it definitely includes "man" in there somewhere.

@@axr7149 I don't remember laughing once in that entire film.

@@magicbrownie1357 I respect your opinion, but a lot of the comedy is in the body language IMO. A really complex and layered screenplay too (should have won Adapted Screenplay IMO).

Heavenly, yet very “earthy” too! 😊

@@ThatRaggedyDoctor It has to do with the Big Lebowski saying a China man took his ability to walk... in the Korean war.

There is an entire religion based on the move. It’s called Dudeism and I am an Ordained Priest

There is a plot, but the Dude is only peripherally involved 😅

It's the best film of its year & one of the best films of all time. Why has it never had mainstream popularity or won important awards?

@@davidz3879my guess would be: 1. Labyrinthine plot that is indecipherable by a mainstream audience 2. “Adult” themes and scenes 3. Just too unusual for mass consumption For many, the Coen Brothers are an acquired taste. I feel lucky that I acquired the taste over 35 years ago!

I thought for years that was actually John Waters

Might be their best.

One of their best.

Yet hot Julianne Moore's character is attracted to him!

Even the Jellies!

Yeah,well that’s your opinion man!. All joking aside!,they are Jeff’s clothes but the coans went through his wardrobe and suggested what he should wear.

@@davidz3879No, she's not. She's just desperate for a kid and he isn't gonna want anything to do with it.

True, apparently that's how the actor dresses normally.

When you're sitting in the audience still sort of rocked that Donny died (and also not really sure why you care so much, but you do), and you're trying to decide if you are amused or mad at the fact his friend's go get a coffee container to transport him........then Walter tosses the ashes and the theater was screaming.

@@msdarby515 all facts 😂

Yeah but no. Cause if he wasn't there, there wouldn't be a scrap to start with.

He's a total asshole, as The Dude points out, but, he's also right about almost everything. His plans of action are just completely wrong or disproportionate. It's amazing.

​@@huyxiun2085 don't get out much huh?... 😂

@@jonnybgoode7742 Not out is a superb placeto be only bested by in a heated pool.

Especially against nihilists.

She actually missed my favorite part of that scene is where the car hits the dumpster. That entire scene makes me laugh uncontrollably.

L.A. on every day of the week...probably.

Damn he sunk low. I guess his Japanese boss eventually found out.

Nice

Also Aimee Mann (another musician) is the girlfriend who lost her toe.

@@danieldunlap4077*NICE.*

They did more movies, "you know, for the kids"

Absolutely! Hudsucker Proxy is fantastic. Paul Newman has long been one of my favorite actors. Tim Robbins is hilarious.

OVER THE LINE!!

I need a Goodman/Oldman-off!

Plus John Goodman and many more. Arizona was the 1st Coen Brothers movie I saw in the theatre. People actually walked out, not “getting it.” Amazing. 🤷‍♀️

@@Divamarja_CA They might have just been unable to cope with the soundtrack.

Apparently his daughters binned them while he was out working...

@@Bulletproofeyeballs No way. LOL! I don't blame them.

But he winds up being right about everything 😂

Hudsucker Proxy is great and no one ever watches it

@@TheGoldenCapstone I absolutely agree! The cast alone is gold.

The Coens most underrated and overlooked film.

Raising Arizona

The original is better

😂

I totally agree that Ladykillers is so underrated! also Hail, Caesar! is a very good one.

Brown alert: Ladykillers has a small IBS subplot

One of the reasons "The Lady Killers" rates so low is because it is an Americanised remake of a British black and white film. When the Brothers stick to their strengths the results are amazing.

@@trevorgoddard2278 Yes, the original is considered a classic comedy but is not nearly as colorful or funny as the Coen Brothers' version. And the music is great too, It's a splendid slapstick comedy and features standout performances, particularly by Irma P. Hall as the elderly lady targeted by the absurd group of thieves.

@@walterpanovs You are probably right but those of us who grew up with the original and have watched it 3 or 4 times can't help but to compare it and complain about the differences. It is quite possible that people who have studied Homer's oddessy will complain about "Oh Brother Where Art Thou".

A lot of words from someone called Silent Bob. 😉

What I loved about PSH's character is that he's respectful enough to call people what they wish to be called. Just a simple little thing I noticed. :)