many laughs over The Big Lebowski (1998) ☾ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Thank you for watching my reaction as I watch "The Big Lebowski" for the first time! ♡
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The Big Lebowski is a film in which several interesting plots attempt (and fail) to attach themselves to the main character. The story itself is virtually unimportant, as the tale seems content to stand on the attitudes of the characters, rather than on any hero's journey.
After seeing the intro to "Log Jamming," you say, "Oh my God, is this going to be a porno?" No! It's a children's story about dungeons and dragons!
Jeff Bridges and especially John Goodman absolutely kill it.
Goodman chews the scenery in every scene he is.
And poor Donny.
Goodman's Hollywood star ceremony featured Bridge's showing up and giving a speech ... IN CHARACTER!! 🤣😂🤣😂
Highly recommend watching it!! 🥰🥰🥰🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Trivia: The reason Walter keeps telling Donny to "shut the fuck up!" is because Steve Buscemi's character in Fargo (another Coen brothers movie) wouldn't stop talking.
Yep. Fargo came out 2 years before Big Lebowski.
what?! never heard
That reaction really tied the channel together, did it not?
LOL
Fortunately, nobody peed on it.
@@0okamino Guess she doesn't owe money all over town.😁
@@Centane react on any Indian movie like
RRR MOVIE an Oscar winning movie and global sensession
@@0okamino you're out of your element!
"This isn't Nam, there are rules" 🤣 Gets me every time.
The Dude becomes an aspirational figure, chill in the face of increasing absurdity, and ever able to express himself in perfectly quotable ways.
Yeah well that’s your opinion man.
you mean inspirational, man?
uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, complex, uh, man?
I’m surprised that you don’t recognize any of the actors, cause it’s absolutely packed with acting royalty, from top to bottom. Pretty much every role was played by a famous, highly regarded actor.
I also found that a bit odd considering how much stuff is on the channel. Sometimes it's better though when you don't know the actors.
And Tara Reid
One of the most rewatchable movies ever.
Hilarious and gets better every time.
it was about the 7th time I rewatched I noticed Jackie Treehorn's thugs (the rug peeers) swap shirts between the first and second time they visit the Dude. Why? I dunno. But it's another easter egg.
“Hey! This is a private residence, man” always cracks me up.
"It's down there somewhere, let me take another look."
The Dude's private residence is basically a public walk-in closet at this point. Anybody can just waltz in and destroy property at will.
It's his tone, he knows it's pointless. At least the Creedence survived.@@scipioafricanus5871
"Well, that's just like, your opinion Man"
The Dude
I love the part at 29:57: “10% of half a million” and he asks for 5,000 😂
It is crazy to hear someone refer to Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Sam Elliot and Julianne Moore as new faces or new talent.
One of my favorite lines: “ He fixes the cable?”
That would be even less realistic. 😉
Nearly the entire cast was made of big stars. You gotta watch more classic movies like this one. Great reaction.
Steve Buscemi and Phillip Seymore Hoffman were not big stars at the time butt Bridges, Goodman and Moore were well known
This was a Coen Brothers movie. They make very quirky movies. You should watch some of their other movies such as "Oh Brother Where Art Thou", or "Fargo", or "Raising Arizona."
Already seen Oh Brother Where Art Thou on this channel ❤️
@@CentaneI highly recommend Fargo. 👍
@@Centane - 'Raising Arizona' has a very similar style of comedy-crime theme as Big Lebowski. If you liked this one, you'd almost certainly enjoy it.
@@Centane Watch Fargo! Its my favorite Coen Brothers movie. And you will recognize a couple of the actors from this one.
The look on your face to the character named " jesus" was priceless lol
Writing a check for a purchase wasn't unusual in the 90's, although writing a check for 69 cents was.
Good eye, Dude never bowls in the whole movie. Also Donnie always gets a strike except for right before he died.
her mouth hung open the whole film.. she was even funnier to watch than the movie
9:20 Dude remembering to attend the quintet is the heart of this film.
"The Dude Abides."
"That Rug Really Tied The Room Together."
"All The Dude Wanted Was His Rug Back. I'm Not Greedy. It Really....Tied The Room Together."
Extremely weird sidenote: I'm a pretentious hobby bartender; there's this really great bar in Chicago called "the Aviary", and in their recipe book they have this drink called "Another Caucasian, Gary". The drink is an elaborate variation on a white Russian, and the last step in the recipe is just "to really tie the drink together".
Basically: I love it when I see Lebowski references everywhere :)
Can't wait to see the jellies again, LOL. They crack me up. And I just love that when the production team for the film were trying to come up with Lebowski's wardrobe, they actually went to Jeff Bridges' house and pulled those things out of his closet.
There was a story here, The Dude just wasn't interested in being a part of it.
Best description for this movie ever is it's a movie in search of a plot and the Dude wants no part of that, man.
Fun bit of trivia: The clothing the Dude wears in the movie is just shit from Jeff Bridges' real closet. Apparently one of the Coens (I forget which) saw him in that kind of clothing when he came in at some point and decided they wouldn't be able to improve on that with a costumer and just ask Jeff to wear what he'd usually wear to the set, though obviously with what was in use temporarily there for continuity and reshoots and stuff.
Thank you for taking this trip with us, your facial expressions throughout the movie were priceless!! The Dude abides!
The Coen's concept of the movie was a gentle hippy guy (based on a friend of theirs) who was thrown into a Raymond Chandler-esque film noir private detective mystery. That's why the plot is so dense. It's a lot to take in on a single viewing. You did great. +1 subscriber!
The story is hardboiled, but The Dude is softboiled (and baked).
This is one of my all time favorites. It has inspired multiple festivals and even spawned a religion. This movie has so many layers that it should be viewed multiple times. It’s a comedy on the surface but underneath is a deeper more philosophical look at life. The world is insane and unpredictable and all a Dude can do is abide.
The actor who played Knox, (who kinda resembles the character from Split), is Davis Thewlis, who also played Remus Lupin from Harry Potter
In early 20th century America "Seamus" was slang for a detective -- especially a private detective.
It's "shamus".
What I find funny When Mr. Lewboski is by the fire place giving his monologue the dude leaves and the music is still being played faintly in the back meaning Mr.Lebowski added the music for dramatic affect lol
Some people (myself included) like to listen to relaxing "background" music in their home -- instead of having the TV or radio on. Believe it or not. 😉
In one version of the script it's revealed that Walter never even went to Vietnam.
Who here loves Walter Sobchak? He is one of the best characters in this movie.
He was based on writer/director John Milius (Red Dawn/Conan The Barbarian)
I like how Walter always tells Donnie to shut up. 😂 It's a nod to the fact that Steve Buscemi's character in Fargo just will not shut up. Not a spoiler btw.
No..."The Dude" never actually bowls. 😂
But, it's a movie to watch over and over cause you can catch a lot of things that are missed. 😊
Put a smile on my face when i saw this pop up in my feed , so happy you liked it.. this is a 90's cult classic ...
I love your movie reactions! I’ve been watching for a long time now, and I think the hardest you made me laugh was at the end of green mile when you said, “I felt so cute at the start of this video” I think that you should watch three very important films: Annie hall, magnolia, and Brazil. Right up your alley for humor and emotional depth. Keep it up!
Seconding Annie Hall and Brazil (I've never seen Magnolia).
" Brazil "
your reaction was pretty much exactly the same as mine when i saw this the first time. I just thought it was really bizarre but with some really funny parts here and there. it wasn't until I watched it again years later that I appreciated it fully. this is one of those movies that gets better and better the more times you watch it
The video producer reading the magazine at Maude's place at 24:44 is David Thewlis who later played Professor Lupin in the Harry Potter movies. Always fun to watch someone see the Dude for the first time. :)
RIP Donny
…it still hurts 😢
The guy laughing on the phone with Maude was professor lupen from Harry Potter
I love it! Especially Centane aghast and mouth agape whenever Walter is allowed to make a major decision . . about anything!
Also, she doesn’t know who Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, and Steve Buscemi are??? She calls them “new faces?” Actually though, It could be considered a compliment, these actors, especially Bridges, often disappear into their roles.
This movie made john goodman into one of my favorite actors!
Thats a young David Thewlis - almost unrecognisable from the early stages of his outstanding career. And Sam Elliott, who almost made a career as the walk-on wise man at that part of his career (ie in Up in the Air, which is well worth a watch, as a comedy, tragedy, and deep character study. Which reminds me - george clooney - im sure you’d love the movie, Michael Clayton).
Also, a young john turturro, knocking it out of the park as the crazy jesus.
One of the funniest films of all time in my opinion. Makes me think of my niece though. Only five years younger than me so more like a little sister. Saw this in the theater with her when we lived near each other in Seattle and hung out regularly. We laughed so hard. Unfortunately she went NC with our family 20+ years ago. Also I used to work graveyard and on Friday night/Saturday morning we had an hour+ of down time after our one hour lunch. Enough time to watch a movie from 2-3 am in the break room. This was probably the one that went over the best along with Old School.
Oh man I hope she contacts you again for old times' sake.
@@pavanb6412 Doubtful. I don't think about her often. She failed to come to either of my parent's funerals. I mostly feel bad for my sister, as my niece is her only child by birth. Thanks, though.
What? I can't wait. This is with LotR Movies surely the one i watched the most. At least 30 times or more, not counting the reactions to it. I hope you enjoyed it as i am always. Really a film, you have to watch a few times.
I really enjoyed your reaction 🤣 yep, sometimes things just leave you speechless 😜
This came out my senior year in high school. I didn’t discover it till 3 years later. Still one of my favorites ✌️
One of the funniest movies of all-time, I love it.
Speaking of rabbits, you should watch "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"; it's funny and also one of the most elegantly written movies of all-time. Its sense of fun and silliness reminds me of "Back to the Future"; its top-to-bottom perfection reminds me of "The Princess Bride".
Classic quirky movie, and Pismo Beach is really nice around late August.
No one ever picks up on the Dude calling the ferret (a weasel) a marmot (a rodent). This sets up the whole "park ranger" discussion at the bowling alley. I always thought these were two of the best gags in the movie.
A lot of women don't really get this flick. I watched it with an ex-lady friend once and the only thing she laughed at was the Dude dropping the roach on his junk.
Paraquat is a broad-spectrum herbicide (kills all plants) that was used to aerial spray dope fields back in the '60s. If you ingest any it turns your lungs into paper bags and the only cure is a transplant. Some growers sold their dope after it had been sprayed, with predictable results.
Seems to be a theme of critter misidentification, since Walter thinks the Yorkie is a Pomeranian. 😄
The board The Dude nailed to the floor wasn't meant to be a trap. It was just meant to brace the chair used in an earlier scene against the door to prevent it from opening. In reality, it would have worked. Doors swing into a room (at least in the USA. I can't speak for anyone else) for two reasons: First, swinging outwards would impede the flow of traffic, causing a fire hazard and countless injuries from being smacked by doors. Second, the hinges are on the inside, preventing someone from breaking in by just pulling the pins out and taking the door off the hinges.
What’s odd is that the dude is never actually once seen playing bowling
yes I mentioned it as well 😂
when he nailed the board to the floor in front of his door it was an attempt to lock the door with the chair. sadly he forgot that his OWN door opened out so his improvised lock didnt work for shit. first time i seen that scene i cracked up so much. surprised you didnt get the joke
I got the joke, just didn't laugh at it LOL
@@Centane oh. My humor is broken
And the guys that opened the door didn’t even have the decency to trip over the brace, so that at least The Dude got something out of the effort. Well, I guess he and Maude both got something out of it, after he tripped over it. So there’s that.
@@ChrisWMFnah it's hysterical. Idk how people don't find that funny
I was in college when this movie came out, and yeah, everyone just casually knew how to make a White Russian (and a Black Russian, for that matter).
"Imagine writing checks instead of just paying normally."
"He's a millionaire that's why he's writing checks..."
FML, This Zoomer is a goldmine already.
The last time I wrote a check was two or three years before this movie came out.
I would totally pay the 1000 Dollar 😅
I wouldn’t pay the $100, though. I respect your privacy, even if Bunny is rather… indiscrete.
Imagine being the kid playing Larry.
Kids at school asking him to do a "Larry" while they hurl Walter's insults at him.
I wonder if his career took off ;-)
I saw an interview with Jimmie Dale Gilmore (who plays Smokey, the bowler on the receiving end of Walter's bowling rage) a while back, and he was asked if his toe was over the line or not. He laughed and said he's truly the only person who knows, as from the angle it was shot, even Joel and Ethan Coen couldn't see where his foot was. He then grinned and said he'd never tell a soul.
I also find it funny that the narrator (who by Sam Elliott's own admission has no idea what he's even doing there) says things worked out pretty good for the Dude and Walter. Umm, HOW? LOL. The Dude didn't get his rug back, his friend died, his car was destroyed, he still has no way of paying his rent, and everything in his house was trashed... repeatedly.
There has been a lot of speculation that Donnie is just a figment of Walter's imagination, and that the Dude just plays along with Walter's delusion for the sake of their friendship. Donnie may have been someone that Walter served with in the Army who was killed in Vietnam. It's hard to catch any scene where the Dude is directly talking to Donnie.
Would a mortuary cremate a figment of his imagination, though?
You may want to rewatch the mortuary scene. I think it could be plausibly argued that the mortuary visit was all in Walter's head, and that the Dude was just humoring him. Even the Dude's anger over being covered with the supposed ashes of Donnie was more like someone who knew the ashes really came from a barbecue pit than actual human remains.@@0okamino
There's also the part in the closing scene where Gary says says "Sorry to hear about Donny." It would have made sense for him to say that to Walter if he didn't actually exist, but not so much to the Dude...
Yes, you make a good point. But taking this line of thought to the extreme, maybe Gary was telling the Dude that he was sorry that Walter has lost his imaginary friend. I can only think of one scene where the Dude comes close to directly addressing Donny, and that is when Donny is walking away from the bowling alley and the Dude yells out "goodbye" to him. And even then, I think it could be construed that the Dude was just humoring Walter's delusion.@@Blutteufel
Roflmao...your facial expressions during the reaction were absolutely priceless. Great reaction!
Every reaction. Every reaction i've ever seen to this movie by or with a female they get the same quizzical look during the after-sex scene (some not even paying attention to the dialogue) and ask the same question about Maude: "What's she doing?" And the shocked looks on their faces after Maude answers is priceless. Slack jaws every time. Hilarious! Love the channel!
Congratulations, you're the first person in the world to say The Big Lebowski was "pretty straight forward". 😕
"They call that high-fashion"
LOL!!! Amen :D
My favorite part is when they go to his landlords recital, the Dude is a man of his word
"You see a wedding ring on my finger ?" says Dude, holding up his RIGHT HAND ...
It's actually different for people! Right hand origin is from Eastern Orthodox Churches, so if you're religious it's quite normal on right hand! Almost all of Europe has "adopted" that belief, so The Dude could be religious 👀🤍
my favorite theory is that Donny isn't real. It doesn't quite hold up; but, Walter talks to him and the Dude barely acknowledges him.
Makes me wanna cry. The ensemble cast of Golden Globe winner Steve Buscemi, Golden Globe winner John Goodman, Oscar winner Jeff Bridges, Oscar winner Julianne Moore, Oscar winner Philip Seymour Hoffman, Oscar nominee Sam Elliott, Cannes winner John Turturro... and you didn't recognize any of them. Sad.
Good news is that Jeff Bridges has announced there is a sequel on the way!!
Sam Elliott is the cowboy, and also the narrator of the film! He is the dot over the I in this movie!
Oh and Walter LOVES Donnie! These three are best buds... They just have different roles in the chemistry of the relationship.
You say you don't know any of the cast? Well NOW you do! That is how it works sweetie.
We all love the Dude. The Dude abides
Of course you don't have much to say after a first time viewing. It's The Big Lebowski dude. It was designed to break your brain a little each time you watch it.
CHEERS! 💚
The Dude shouts " I need my Johnson! " " What do you need that for, Dude? " - Theodore Donald Karabatsos
This is an extremely quotable film.
David Thewlis ("Remus Lupin") is ridiculous in this, so funny.
awesome reaction! i found out that the more i watch the movie, the more i appreciate things about it. the casting is flawless and that generates so many incredibly great moments and quotes. yes, i like the movie.
Your reactions and personality always make my day!
The Big Lebowski, O'Brother Where art thou, and the Man who stare at Goats are my favorite comedy pics.
Really great watch! She really wasn’t too bad. It was her first movie job. No budget. She said for car scenes she was holding the mic between her knees. And look who she working with! 😆 That and that dope, but weird song in the bar I loved. Ha!
Donnie,you’re out of your element 🤘🤘
jackie treehorn's little drawing cracks me up so much in it;s randomness, loved your perplexed look when it happened (some people say it's a trick, he's playing the dude or whatever, but I have always thought it's just a weird random unexplainable (without more context that we don't have) thing, that just seems very odd with the context we DO have.)
That's interesting. My interpretation was that Treehorn was playing 4-D chess: He excitedly writes on the pad, then excuses himself... counting on the Dude to sneak over and use the pencil trick to see what the writing on the paper was. That bought Treehorn the time he needed to pop out of sight and spike the drink that he would hand to the Dude. ...The thing is, in a movie like this, both of our interpretations are about equally plausible.
Such a strange and funny movie, wonderful reaction 😄
12:21 ...."He's a sex offender".... Yo, when Jesus said let the children come to me, that's not what he meant....
But other than the Cowboy character, did you enjoy the other actors’ performances? I think the actors who portrayed The Dude, Walter, Donnie, Maude, Jesus, and Brandt were all tremendous! 📹💙😍
The Jesus " Happy Feet " dance is something wonderful.
Great Reaction! Another good Cohen Bros. movie is The Hudsucker Proxy. It has Paul Newman, and Tim Robin's in it.
This movie and Kingpin is ultimate bowling comedy
I'm surprised you didn't know any of these actors. Most of them are huge A list actors or famous character actors. The cowboy at the bar was Sam Elliott, a great actor and one of the coolest dudes ever
I love how no one ever mentions the Dude driving down the street in broad daylight smoking a joint and drinking a beer! 😂😂
This film is basically a quote fest occasionally interrupted by bowling and guns. It actually didn't do well at the box office, which makes me love it all the more. "You're out of your element Donny!"
I just have to say, as a married man, with two kids: I'm not afraid of or uncomfortable with the word "vagina". I have a healthy comfort with the word.
IDK if you'll read this, but I never watch reaction videos twice, but I did here; Your expressions are so good!!
Here we go! Love seeing this reviewed!
To Whomever Edited this: YES!! LOL! THANK YOU! You left in my favorite joke that everyone seems to edit out! 😅 "Obviously you're not a golfer." 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
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Walter: "Where's your car dude?"
Kami: "ShockedPikachu.jpg"
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The outward opening door is another great gag!!! 😂🤣😂🤣
Omfg the ashes 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Throughout the movie you watch Donnie bowl, in the first shot he gets a strike, and whoops. The next strike he rubs his shoulder/arm, common sign of a heart attack. The last time he bowls, he doesn't score a strike and looks confused. :(
Thanks to the Coen Brothers for giving all these new faces a chance!
the dude abides, man 🤠
... and pull the trigger until it goes Click . best line ever
It's always funny when young reactors get freaked out by someone writing a check in a movie.
I think Donnie is a hallucination of Walter. One of this buddies who died in Vietnam.
Great video cut & edit, and all important scenes are there, great, great ,job.👌
One of the best comedies ever made.
It's worth checking out almost every film that the Coen brothers have made-- almost all of them are cult classics. Great reaction. Thank you.
Walter is overweight and completely stressed out.
Donny is slim and mellow.
Yet Donny is the one getting the heart attack.
Life is unfair.