The Big Lebowski

Speaking of the Coen Bros., anyone else looking forward to Joel and Ethan do Cormac McCarthy's No Country for Old Men?
Big Lebowski aside, most of their movies have a weird darkness to them, a sense of malevolence that ought to jibe well with McCarthy's whole "there's evil in the world beyond that which you or I can reckon with" theme. Due out later this year.

 

The best line is when Bunny, aptly played by a fetching Tara Reid, tells The Dude she'll "(perform oral sex) for $1,000" and then add an additional fee (which at the moment I forget) if Brandt, the personal assistant to the other Lebowski, gets to watch.

Brandt (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) leads The Dude away from the swimming pool, and he goes, "I'm just gonna find a cash machine."

Movie is full of those kind of moments.

Caen Brothers rule.

 

We take turns.

 

I didn't know that was happening.

 

Well then I'm glad that I just bought the book yesterday.

 

Double down, that vid is hypnotizing. I can't stop looking at it.

I need to go away for awhile.

 

Nobody fucks with the Jesus.

 

The Big Lebowski is one of my favorites.

Get beyond the almost constant stream of "fuck" and there are some great one-liners...

"obviously, you're not a golfer..."

 

Love Lebowski, hate Napoleon Dynamite. Like O Brother more every time I see it. My all-time favorites are Godfather II and Animal House.
And IJAG, Citizen Kane rules.

 

I think I'm weird for a woman. The first three DVDs I bought (in order) were:

1) O Brother, Where Art Thou
2) Almost Famous
3) The Big Lebowski

These were quickly followed by Apocolypse Now Redux, Oz Season 1 and Homicide Seasons 1 & 2.

Edit: I take that back. I'm just weird.

 

HC, you and I could have a good movie night. I'm a woman, too. LOVED season 1 of Oz.