How many fellas wish they were just helping a lady friend conceive? They wish more ladies were about that with "Good Guys". yes Ladies...... THE SAME NICE GUYS YOU HAVE BEEN TURNING DOWN FOR YEARS, those are the same guys who would be a good father figure to your child(and restore your faith in oral orgasms because of worship and time alone doing research) rather than low down, dirty, scumbag, dick first, cheating, better than you, needing every female as a conquest, hepatitus a,b,and c ridden, tall dark and handsome, especially attractive to you(women), unattentive to your needs, overall in the beginning the perfect man! your solution, just might be, not the best looking(PROBABLY HAS A BELLY AND WATCHES STAR TREK! OH NO!) THE BIG DICKED MOTHERFUCKER THAT IS GIVING YOU EVERY PHYSICAL PLEASURE YOU DESIRE(and your friend) IS NOT THE BEST PARTNER FOR YOU????????????????????????????WHAT????????????????????? Yeah. Next time.....Ladies when a man is having a hard time talking to you, you should pursue him and get to know him better, because a guy that shows with a few insecurities is better than a guy with too many narcissisms. When a dude thinks he is better looking than the woman he is with, then you got a me first narcissist on your hands, it's time to find other avenues. I am ranting, just trying to speak up for the little guy or the "Nice Guys" who are there for their "Special Lady Friends" when they need it. We men take our "Special Lady Friends" Very seriously and wish they would trust in us more often.
"The......... wh... who...who... Who the FUCK are the Knutssons??" xD I just love how the Dude just stands there in utter disbelief how complicated his life has become.
I just noticed, the music that's playing, the Pink Panther-esque vibe it has, its actually the PI that's playing it, in his car. That amuses me somehow, trying so hard to be a good detective, he's even supplying the music for a stakeout.
I love how he says "The Knutesons" so admittedly like he should know who the fuck they are. This movie has so much hidden gold in it. It's so genius that I cant explain why it's so great.
What is funny is that over and over this movie makes you think that there is a big story underneath it all, where EVERYTHING is connecterd: The kidnappers, the Big Lebowsky, Jackie Treehorn, the mysterious private investigator that followes the Dude everywhere, now the Knutsens... But then the plot twist comes when you realice that... There isn't. Jackie Treehorn was just an asshole to wich Bunny owed money. The big Lebowsky was just a rich asshole who married a trophy wife that he hated. The nihilist kidnappers were just some assholes that wanted easy money. The private investigator... Didn't even matter to the story. And Bunny was just a bitch that wasn't even kidnapped in the first place. NOTHING in this story ever mattered. Ther wasn't even a story to begin with... Not beyond some random dude who simpy got mixed with all this shit because someone pissed on his rug because he just happened to be named as the rich asshole. Ultimately, the only "sane" character was the poor victim of all: A guy who in contrast with everyone else, simply took his life easy, instead of being... Well... An asshole. Brilliant, when you think about it.
@@DoctorChained lol it does and it doesn't. That's why it's even more funny when the PI says, "what the fuck are you talking about?" like everybody is confused in the situation, which the rest of the conversation shows
I couldn't stop laughing at the picture DeFino was to show the runaway girl if he found her. It's a picture of a couple of black farmhouses seen from a distance on a vast, utterly barren prairie - there's not a tree or a plant or person to be seen. It's one of one of the bleakest places imaginable - and it's in *black and white*. To make her homesick! It's so hilarious I can't even explain it.
@MrHansBeckert a bit of further trivia, the kenutsens (however you spell it) are also mentioned as a family in the Fargo TV show. Moorhead happens to be in/basically in Fargo. Love these little sly easter eggs that get dropped in.
What is funny is that over and over this movie makes you think that there is a big story underneath it all, where EVERYTHING is connecterd: The kidnappers, the Big Lebowsky, Jackie Treehorn, the mysterious private investigator that followes the Dude everywhere, now the Knutsens... But then the plot twist comes when you realice that... There isn't. Jackie Treehorn was just an asshole to wich Bunny owed money. The big Lebowsky was just a rich asshole who married a trophy wife that he hated. The nihilist kidnappers were just some assholes that wanted easy money. The private investigator... Didn't even matter to the story. And Bunny was just a bitch that wasn't even kidnapped in the first place. NOTHING in this story ever mattered. Ther wasn't even a story to begin with... Not beyond some random dude who simply got mixed with all this shit because someone pissed on his rug because he just happened to be named as the rich asshole. Ultimately, the only "sane" character was the poor victim of all this madness: A guy who in contrast with everyone else, simply took his life easy, instead of being... Well... An asshole.
You're absolutely right i first noticed that when I was trying to explain why I love it so much and after a few frustrating minutes it occurred to me that nothing really actually happens in it. I immediately decided and completely abandoned it because I worried if I over thought it i could very well ruin it for myself and having tasted that bitterness before it was crystal clear that doing that would be, " very unDude like" so, naturally I "did a jay" and safely averted a disaster for which I'm still high-fiving myself for
"I'm not supposed to pick up the phone unless it's an emergency" "This is an emergency!" "I understand, that's why I picked up the phone" Walter is psychic
@@mrbig1022 the joke is that he tells the dude he can't drive because it's shabbos but then contradicts himself by saying he already knows it's an emergency
I love how he corrects Defino...’she’s not my special lady...she’s my fucking lady friend’ and then at the end he slips and starts to call her his special lady, then corrects himself 😂
arguably the most brilliant scene in the movie. the tone, the noir-esque music playing while they talk, the sudden juxtaposition of the entire detective-novel sort of plot vs the dude's natural passive do-nothing attitude. it's like he realizes he's staring in a mirror at the private eye and hates it, he's actually kind of been doing some real sleuth work and that's completely not his vibe
"Who are you working for? Lebowski? Jackie Treehorn?" "The Knudsens" oh my god even Fredrick Knudsen is involved in this!? How deep does this rabbit hole go!?
Funny scene. I like the detail of two older guys having to hold the pictures of Bunny far away to get a clear view. Something I would need to do... Their interaction is hilarious.
"A Brother Seamus? Like an Irish monk?"
"The fuck ya talkin about?"
Hilarious.
"She's not my special lady, she's my fucking lady friend, I'm just helping her conceive, man!"
That line is just too hilarious.
Weird fled but ok
Couldn't stop laughing😂
How many fellas wish they were just helping a lady friend conceive? They wish more ladies were about that with "Good Guys". yes Ladies...... THE SAME NICE GUYS YOU HAVE BEEN TURNING DOWN FOR YEARS, those are the same guys who would be a good father figure to your child(and restore your faith in oral orgasms because of worship and time alone doing research) rather than low down, dirty, scumbag, dick first, cheating, better than you, needing every female as a conquest, hepatitus a,b,and c ridden, tall dark and handsome, especially attractive to you(women), unattentive to your needs, overall in the beginning the perfect man! your solution, just might be, not the best looking(PROBABLY HAS A BELLY AND WATCHES STAR TREK! OH NO!) THE BIG DICKED MOTHERFUCKER THAT IS GIVING YOU EVERY PHYSICAL PLEASURE YOU DESIRE(and your friend) IS NOT THE BEST PARTNER FOR YOU????????????????????????????WHAT????????????????????? Yeah. Next time.....Ladies when a man is having a hard time talking to you, you should pursue him and get to know him better, because a guy that shows with a few insecurities is better than a guy with too many narcissisms. When a dude thinks he is better looking than the woman he is with, then you got a me first narcissist on your hands, it's time to find other avenues. I am ranting, just trying to speak up for the little guy or the "Nice Guys" who are there for their "Special Lady Friends" when they need it. We men take our "Special Lady Friends" Very seriously and wish they would trust in us more often.
I like how Defino is grossed out and doesn't want to know the details of anyone's "helping her conceive" agreements 🤣
Crazy but totally logical
"The......... wh... who...who... Who the FUCK are the Knutssons??" xD
I just love how the Dude just stands there in utter disbelief how complicated his life has become.
I love how he acts like he's reading a newspaper after obviously getting caught. Lmfao
at night...
I just noticed, the music that's playing, the Pink Panther-esque vibe it has, its actually the PI that's playing it, in his car. That amuses me somehow, trying so hard to be a good detective, he's even supplying the music for a stakeout.
Pretty much all the music comes from a radio.
Oh fuck lmao I don’t know how I never noticed that
This guy obviously wandered into the film thinking it was some kind of film noir.
The Big Lebowski is a noir though really.
Casper
Road Glider Yep, that’s part of it’s genius.
Every character in The Big Lebowski is like a movie character who wandered into real life, thinking they are in their respective genre.
@@road_king_dude woooosh
I love how he says "The Knutesons" so admittedly like he should know who the fuck they are.
This movie has so much hidden gold in it. It's so genius that I cant explain why it's so great.
Totally agreed. There's something so great about lines like that but I can't quite put my finger on why.
Carl Hungus
What is funny is that over and over this movie makes you think that there is a big story underneath it all, where EVERYTHING is connecterd: The kidnappers, the Big Lebowsky, Jackie Treehorn, the mysterious private investigator that followes the Dude everywhere, now the Knutsens...
But then the plot twist comes when you realice that...
There isn't.
Jackie Treehorn was just an asshole to wich Bunny owed money.
The big Lebowsky was just a rich asshole who married a trophy wife that he hated.
The nihilist kidnappers were just some assholes that wanted easy money.
The private investigator... Didn't even matter to the story.
And Bunny was just a bitch that wasn't even kidnapped in the first place.
NOTHING in this story ever mattered.
Ther wasn't even a story to begin with... Not beyond some random dude who simpy got mixed with all this shit because someone pissed on his rug because he just happened to be named as the rich asshole.
Ultimately, the only "sane" character was the poor victim of all: A guy who in contrast with everyone else, simply took his life easy, instead of being...
Well...
An asshole.
Brilliant, when you think about it.
The specilady friend's name is also Maude.
Also, Moorhead, MN and Fargo, ND are same big town, split by the Red River of the North.
"How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm once they've seen Carl Hungus?"
Possibly the most underrated line in the whole film
My favourite part is how quickly and casually the Dude starts calling him Defino as if they’re old friends
And he remembers everyone's names. Not bad for a burn out.
"How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm once they've seen Karl Hungus."
Indeed.
Best line in the movie.
That's a parody of the song "How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (Once They've Seen Paree)".
Omg I missed that. I’m dying on my couch laughing
I was gonna comment that line. Never noticed it until just now. And I’ve seen this movie like 100 times.
Brother shamus? Like an Irish monk? LOL
It makes sense though. Funny af
@@DoctorChained lol it does and it doesn't. That's why it's even more funny when the PI says, "what the fuck are you talking about?" like everybody is confused in the situation, which the rest of the conversation shows
JP N
This entire movie is lol
Brother Seamus not Shamus.
1:14 brother Seamus and the dude, stance-off colorised 1936
I couldn't stop laughing at the picture DeFino was to show the runaway girl if he found her. It's a picture of a couple of black farmhouses seen from a distance on a vast, utterly barren prairie - there's not a tree or a plant or person to be seen. It's one of one of the bleakest places imaginable - and it's in *black and white*. To make her homesick! It's so hilarious I can't even explain it.
realy?
@MrHansBeckert a bit of further trivia, the kenutsens (however you spell it) are also mentioned as a family in the Fargo TV show. Moorhead happens to be in/basically in Fargo. Love these little sly easter eggs that get dropped in.
I think you just did.
It makes me laugh, too. The picture is the definition of the word "bleak."
Wandering daughter job. Family farm out of Moorehead Minnesota.
What is funny is that over and over this movie makes you think that there is a big story underneath it all, where EVERYTHING is connecterd: The kidnappers, the Big Lebowsky, Jackie Treehorn, the mysterious private investigator that followes the Dude everywhere, now the Knutsens...
But then the plot twist comes when you realice that...
There isn't.
Jackie Treehorn was just an asshole to wich Bunny owed money.
The big Lebowsky was just a rich asshole who married a trophy wife that he hated.
The nihilist kidnappers were just some assholes that wanted easy money.
The private investigator... Didn't even matter to the story.
And Bunny was just a bitch that wasn't even kidnapped in the first place.
NOTHING in this story ever mattered.
Ther wasn't even a story to begin with...
Not beyond some random dude who simply got mixed with all this shit because someone pissed on his rug because he just happened to be named as the rich asshole.
Ultimately, the only "sane" character was the poor victim of all this madness: A guy who in contrast with everyone else, simply took his life easy, instead of being...
Well...
An asshole.
Wtf are you smoking
_"W-who the f**k are the Knutsens?!"_
_"F**K THE TOURNAMENT?!"_
_"Dios Mio man. Liam and me? We're gonna f*k you up."_
@@crypastesomemore8348 Okey I watched this movie being high.
But I wrote the comment much later actually considering this XD
@@asturianix9820 The movie is about friendship - pure and simple.
You're absolutely right i first noticed that when I was trying to explain why I love it so much and after a few frustrating minutes it occurred to me that nothing really actually happens in it. I immediately decided and completely abandoned it because I worried if I over thought it i could very well ruin it for myself and having tasted that bitterness before it was crystal clear that doing that would be, " very unDude like" so, naturally I "did a jay" and safely averted a disaster for which I'm still high-fiving myself for
The picture of the family farm still cracks me up. They think a black and white photo of a barren farm will make her want to come home lmao.
"I'm not supposed to pick up the phone unless it's an emergency"
"This is an emergency!"
"I understand, that's why I picked up the phone"
Walter is psychic
It was on secretary mode you fools, meaning he could hear him talking before picking up.
@@TheKoxy1995 bunch of amateurs
@@TheKoxy1995 Hey man it's just smokey, his toe slipped....
Dude said that it was an emergency and Walter was listening
He picked it up as soon as he said it's an emergency, back in those days you heard the voicemail through half your damn house
"I understand that, Dude, that's why I picked up the phone" is an underrated line that kills me every time.
Why
@@mrbig1022 how would he know if it's important before answering the phone?
@@Hangman11 because he was listening to the dude talking on the answering machine, that's why he picked up
@@mrbig1022 the joke is that he tells the dude he can't drive because it's shabbos but then contradicts himself by saying he already knows it's an emergency
What fool rates it low!?
I love how he corrects Defino...’she’s not my special lady...she’s my fucking lady friend’ and then at the end he slips and starts to call her his special lady, then corrects himself 😂
One of my favorite lines ever, "how you going to keep them down on the farm once they've seen Karl Hungus"
I'm just helping her CONCEIVE, man!
Fucking genius
arguably the most brilliant scene in the movie. the tone, the noir-esque music playing while they talk, the sudden juxtaposition of the entire detective-novel sort of plot vs the dude's natural passive do-nothing attitude. it's like he realizes he's staring in a mirror at the private eye and hates it, he's actually kind of been doing some real sleuth work and that's completely not his vibe
That fighting stance that Defino has is savage. LoL!, Always makes me laugh.
HeLL LoW I was thinking the same for the Dude xD
No physical harm intended!!!
Is that you in your pfp? You look like Defino lol
I always felt like he was going for the whole scare a bear away thing. Making himself look bigger by raising his arms and shit😂
That one!!! Oh, man..
I always chuckle at, "Who the...who the fuck are the Knudsens?"
"Who the FUCK are the _Knutsens?_"
lmao
this was a pure GTA cutscene moment
The whole movie is a gta cutscene
Secondary mission cutscenes be like
That picture he shows him looks like Eustace and Miriam’s house on courage the friendly dog😂😂
Being from that area, you’re not wrong.
It''s Courage, the _cowardly_ dog.
The middle of Nowhere
that really ought to make Bonnie homesick
The idea of an Irish monk is absolutely hysterical and i dont even know why.
Could it possibly be because you don't know shit about the Irish?
*The Dude was himself in the movie and he has to play Jeff Bridges since.*
Jon Polito was a great character actor, RIP.
R.I.P. Jon Polito
A great actor. He was great in Homeside: Life on the street
"Like an Irish Monk?"
Wtf are you talking about? 😂😂
My favourite film of all time. Absolutely perfect. The cast, the writing, the fact that every line is basically a fantastic quote. Love it.
This has gotta be one of the best casting ever in film. Everyone is perfect
I would pay a million dollars to see this man be played by Danny DeVito
I love how sassy Walter is when he says "I understand, that's why I liked up the phone!" 😂
But still says he can't drive first lol
RIP Jon Polito, such a great actor, his work with the Coens was always stellar
1:07
Even the Dude's fighting stance is laid back...it looks like he's surfing.
Haha
RIP Jon, you were awesome.
I loved him in Seinfeld as Silvio. He had the worst combover ever (on purpose.) Three greasy strings combed all the way over his bald dome. RIP
Jon Polito!!!!
Thank you for showing the joy of acting
RIP Sir
I love how the dudes just had enough and starts makin moves.
"i understand that's why i picked up the phone" hahahha for me it's the best live in a movie full of best lines!!
Lol I like when Dude says "pick me up or I'm off the fucking bowling team" and Walter comes right away.
The Dude adopts a Tai Chi stance, you can see practicing it earlier.
“How you gonna keep ‘em on the farm once they’ve seen Carl Hungus?”
It's Silvio the apartment manager on Seinfeld.
i'm a real fancy boy!
haha nice catch
Bunny’s real name is Fawn lmao… never noticed that until now and I’ve watched this movie around 200 times
"Who are you working for? Lebowski? Jackie Treehorn?"
"The Knudsens"
oh my god even Fredrick Knudsen is involved in this!? How deep does this rabbit hole go!?
It would be cool if they make another season for Fargo and they bring up the Knutsens as a callback to this movie.
That family farm would make me wanna run away. Lol
"And stay away from my special... My fucking lady friend, man!" Awwww
"I'm helping her conceive" ohhh shit that got me good I notice a new line in this everytime I watch this
It's a wandering daughter job...
Okay but we gotta admit this guy did a good job tracking down Bunny all the way from Minnesota... just to be told to fuck off
I’ve always loved the semantics of this scene.
I love how the dude is engaged in the web of shit he's gotten himself in! Hilarious!
the dude is not greedy. all he ever wanted was his rug back
@@provetamin yeah it real tied the room together man
This literally could be a radio show and we would know exactly what was going on here.
The acting is on point with all the actors even the minor roles
Yep. Totally on fleek.
Funny scene. I like the detail of two older guys having to hold
the pictures of Bunny far away to get a clear view. Something I would need to do...
Their interaction is hilarious.
I love the Dude's fighting stance. 😂
Favorite line from movie- Who the fuck are the knutsens?!?
I think this might be my favorite scene in the movie.
Sobchek security is my go to when I need things...secured
Or when you need a fuckin' uzi.
I like how the name of Bunny's hometown is "Morehead, MN."
Don't cha know Moorhead is right outside Fargo!
@@waxl121 What a coincidence!
Moorhead. Across the river from fargo.
Lebowski comment sections on youtube are always funny and nice :) just the best and a great break from the normal
Shut the fuck up Joey
Joey, you’re useless piece of shit!
I dig your style, man
"Jesus fuckin' Christ" is such an outstanding line read
never gets old. The Big Lebowski is the most underrated movies of all time.
Notice how the music transitions to the car radio when he gets close
Bro that starter motor when the dudes walking up to the detective is so fuckin underrated lmfaoo
Whenever the dude asks who the fuck somebody is I crack up
"Oh boy, how ya gonna keep em' down on the farm, once they've seen Carl Hungus?"
1:53 Facial expression perfectly conveys TM-f-king-I.
+Elwyn Chow I know right, just that line is so hilarious! "I'm just helping her conceive, man!
Gyzus, a wandering daughter job! Almost as tough as a meandering mother. Reminds me of job I once did for the Schneider-flaughs back in Three Forks.
Brother Shamus??......
Like an Irish monk?
Andy Petrovich What fuck are you talking about?
@@darthdragonborn1552 You've no frame of reference here.
@@darthdragonborn1552 my name is da fino, im a private snoop like you
This is an outstanding movie.
i hope there are people out there who are really like this
A girl in Porn movies from "Morehead?"
its moorhead but funny regardless
The music starting at 0:37 - CARTER BURWELL-Dick on a Case - thank you, Stuntman!
RIP Polito
It's a wandering daughter job ....
Defino should have got his own spin-off movie.
I like the VW Beetle
They used the same car in their film debut blood simple(1984) and it’s also driven by a private detective
The dude wasn't so chill with Mario.
How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm once they've seen Karl Hungus?
This scene had me laughing my fucking ass off. So perfect
Duffino : 'Relax man, am brother Shamus'
Dude : 'Brother Shamus? uuh like an irish monk??'
Duffino : 'The fuck are you talking about?
1:17 That's the dog.
Stone🗿🗿🗿
Absolutely hilarious Jeff bridges
It’s a wondering daughter job
Thank you
the?...who?...who the fuck are the canootsins?
favourite line in the movie. followed closely by You're killing your father Larry. lmfao.
Who you working for man?
Jackie Treehorn? Lebowski
... the Kinutsins
Wh-who who the FUCK are the kinutsins, man?
perfect ty!
"C'mon fuckhead!"
Polito was so good man. RIP
walter, you fuck! best part
"Sobchak Security" written on Walter's van. Never noticed that before.
Is that "Silvio"? The super from Seinfeld?
What is the jazz piece that starts at 0:37? Brubeck? This doesn't seem to be on imdb or listed in the soundtrack. Thanks in advance.
I'm doubtful that you'll reply to this, but I've been looking for the same thing to no avail. It's been killing me!
@@parkerrieke5700 Carter Burwell, Dick On A Case
The plot thickens 😂
I love how The Dude is always annoyed
How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm once they've seen Karl Hungus.
Anybody else ever quote "I'm a brother Sheamus" whenever they're in the dairy section of the grocery store????