THAT'S JUST LIKE YOUR OPINION MAN ~ FIRST TIME WATCHING~ THE BIG LEBOWSKI 

The Big Lebowski? Is he as big as pushing the like button, subscribing and setting notifications to all so you never miss new content? I doubt it.

RIP to Phillip Seymour Hoffman. He steals every scene as Brandt, whether he is calling the Dude Dude, repeating the Big Lebowski (Her life is in your hands Dude), or just laughing awkwardly through Bunny's proposition 💰 What a talent he was 😭

"Spear and magic helmet..." 😏 "🎶Oh Bwoomhilda... you're so wovewee...🎶" "🎶Yes I KNOW it. I can't HELP it🎶"

I love the random pile of sneakers seen on the steps behind the landlord when he's asking about the rent. It doesn't make any sense but somehow our brains just accept that they're there.

I love how the private eye is supposed to show Bunny a picture of the family farm, as if she would miss the miserable 40 below zero, no sunlight, windy, desolate plains of her Minnesota farm!!! LMAO 🤣 OK 😆😂😆😂😆😂, THAT WAS BRILLIANT!!!

"Yeah, well, you know, that's just like, uh, your opinion, man." Fun Fact: With the exception of The Dude (Jeff Bridges) helping Maude (Julianne Moore) bowl in a fantasy, The Dude is never actually seen bowling once. The Real Dude Fact: A lot of the Dude's clothes in the movie were Jeff Bridges's own clothes, including his Jellies sandals, which he reportedly still owns and uses to this very day. Big Paraquat Fact: In an interview with Rolling Stone Magazine, John Goodman stated that The Dude (Jeff Bridges) referring to The Big Lebowski (David Hiddleston) as a "human paraquat" was one of the only improvised lines to make it into the final film. Virtually every other line was scripted.

Uli was in Fargo, where he put Steve Bucemi's character through the wood chipper.

I have liked this reacation before but I hate that I can't re-like this reaction again! All the best to both of you!

Maude has what's known as a Mid-Atlantic accent. You hardly hear it any more in real life. It used to be something the children of old North Eastern blue bloods and old money were taught when they were sent off to fancy boarding and finishing schools. At the time it was considered posh and an extremely proper way to speak English. It was also a way to separate the very upper class from the proles. If you've ever seen Gilligan's Island, the two old rich people (Thurston Howell the Third and his wife "Lovey") have an exaggerated Mid-Atlantic accent.

Brilliant writing and directing by Conen brothers in the the first scene you can tell how good the writing is and the acting

Another enjoyable reaction, Tara. Thanks! There are a large number of things you EXPECT to see (or to be present in the film), but don't: - The film's opening shot - with the desert vegetation, 'Old West' font of the opening credits, and Sam Elliott narration - primes you to think you're about to see a Western... before the camera tilts up to reveal L.A. ( and the story takes place entirely in Los Angeles.) - Bunny was never kidnapped. - The men taking on the role of kidnappers, never had Bunny. - No person actually lost a toe against her will. - You never see The Dude bowl - not once. - No money ever exchanged hands. - 'Wheelchair Lebowski' doesn't actually have any of his own money - it comes from Maude & her family. - Therefore, 'Wheelchair Lebowski' is NOT the generous philanthropist that he presents himself as being (the plaques on the walls). It's all fake. - Walter is not 'Shomer Shabbos' / religiously observant -- in two different ways: • 'Shomer Shabbos' means 'Sabbath observant.' A person who actually were Sabbath observant, would only deviate from that in a true life-or-death emergency. Yet, all the Dude has to do, is to threaten to withdraw from the bowling team, and Walter immediately shows up with his car. (Walter has made bowling and the Tournament, rather than G-d and obeying G-d's Sabbath restrictions, into the center of his life.) • The larger purpose behind things like the 'Shomer Shabbos' restrictions, is to make you (and others in the community) into a person with self-control. Yet, Walter is the most out-of-control person in the story - always a tiny bit away from shouting, starting a fight, or being prepared to shoot someone. He throws the 'Shomer Shabbos' phrase in peoples' faces, as if to say, "I do these things, I restrict myself, so I'm better than you are," but he's the opposite of the type of person that G-d wants a person to be - a person with a lot of self-control. Also, you (Tara) came up with a new one (that I hadn't noticed before) - - The two goons who shook down the Dude at the start of the film, are not actually 'leg-breaker-professional-Tough-Guys'. They're would-be pornstars that are just coming up in Jackie Treehorn's company (and weren't smart enough to select the right shake-down target to collect Bunny's money). (This one is sort of an edge-case: If you subscribe to the view that 'we are what we repeatedly do,' then the two Jackie Treehorn henchmen might as well be leg-breakers, because they fulfill that role on two occasions.

Bowling was the only sport I could hold my own at. If you ever seen Charlie Brown trying to play football or baseball or almost anything else, you'd understand why he's my patron saint. Every single character in this is like at least one person I've known from bowling. The best part is the acid trip hands down, which we had to re-wind two or three times when watching for the first time. If you haven't seen "King Pin" with Woody Harrelson and Bill Murray, it's not as outrageous but still funny.

God/god as a sarsaparilla drinking Cowboy in an ode to "The Big Sleep." And just under the wire for "shiba shabus." Just one thing... "Do ya have tuh use suh many cuss words?"

All the Coen Brothers' stuff is worth watching. For Jeff Bridges you should see 'Thunderbolt and Lightfoot' and 'Starman'. Her accent sounds Germanic maybe from a finishing school of theirs and her 'kill the wabbit' outfit is Wagnerian from his 'Rings' opera. I am the Walrus.

Recomendation: thumb thru Syemour Hoffman imdb movies... and watch em all... I was going to suggest "Before the devil knows you are dead"... buy all his roles are amazing... even little ones, like in "Red Dragon"... Trivia: "Shut up Donny" was a call to the character Buscemi played in Fargo, where he didn't stop talking.

Rather than Maude Lebowsky/Julianne Moore's outfit being based on the Looney Tunes cartoon, I think it's safe to say that both are based on imagery from Richard Wagner's The Ring of the Nibelung.

The only thing missing in this reaction is the recognition of Jeff Bridges as the main villain of "Iron Man" - Obadiah Stane aka Iron Monger, as we all know Tara has seen that movie and loves it.

The secret to Cohen Brothers films is that the plot is not important. Their plots are rather simplistic and don't actually matter. The plot is just there to give excuses for interesting characters to interact.

If you haven't seen it yet watch Fargo.

Finally someone who speaks my fucking language! Hanz and Franz! These kids have sincerely missed out on what comedy is. Everyone's so uptight now, damn! Remember when we used to bust each other's balls all the time and could make fun of ourselves? Life was so much more fun.

The Duderetto or as my cousin calls him the Duderino,who sent me the cd to Cork,IR back in `07 , and with this explanation ....SO, well he,the Dude & Walter are just a couple of 70`s American hippie/Nam vet retreads spilled over into the 80`s and R just tumbling down the prairie like a tumble weed when shit happens...a Coen bros. classico...

The particular brand of dark absurdist humor the Coen bros employ has made them some of my favorite filmmakers and screenwriters. Raising Arizona, Hail Ceasar, Fargo and Burn After Reading are all hilarious, as is the extremely dark comedy Suburbicon (written by the Coens, directed by Clooney).

It might cause problems with RU-vid if include the cursing in films. There are other sites that bleep it out in order to avoid being de monetized

Why write a check for 69 cents? One reason is so it will rhyme with the 69 cents paid in the gas station in NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN.

Don't try to make sense of it, just go with the flow

The dude Abides

Loosely based on the famous Raymond Chadler detective novel THE BIG SLEEP(adapted into all kinds of tv shows, other movies, radio shows etc.)

Another great reaction. Thanks for your time you both put into editing everything. Keep up the awesome work. Hello from Pa USA 🇺🇸 ❤❤❤❤

Classic Coen Brothers.

The first time I saw this movie, I was as lost as last year’s Easter egg…and honestly…I kinda hated it. But now it’s easily in my top 3 movies of all time.

That reaction really tied the channel together, did it not?

Have a look at a film called God's pocket. It's a quirky comedy that includes two actors from Lebowski

DONNIE YOURE OUT OF YOUR ELEMENT!!!!

Best after party movie ever😂

Hi Tara and Kevin You often mention sketches from SNL. Are you a big fans if the program. I live in Australia. The only way i can watch it is buying compilation DVDs

Ronna worked at a Ralph's

Walter has PTSD

Walter is the best!!!

This movie is so ridiculously good for not trying to follow pretty much any convention of storytelling.

Now watch "Millers Crossing".

Tara, you’ve been to that ocean.

Not the best movie for someone with attention deficit issues.

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I get a antifa vibe from this wanna be dude

This movie made White Russians popular again.🎳🎳🍸🍸