The Big Lebowski

just an incredible movie that i can honestly say is one of my favorite all around movies ever, and that is saying alot. i looooove this movie... Full review

"... is one wierd movie, but I still like it. It was good. John Goodman is hilarious as always. No Country for Old Men is a classic though."... Full review

Every time I ever watch this movie is with substance and with good reason to. This movie is visually one of the coolest ever made. Starring Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, and Julianne Moore, this movie has every thing it... Full review

This film could have been good if it was not so strange. It turns painfully long, even though it is under two hours. The Coen Brothers redeem themselves with 'Burn After Reading'... Full review

This is by far one of my favorite movies of all time. Jeff Bridges and John Goodman compliment each other perfectly, and all of the character actors in the film broaden an already great cast. What can I say......one of the... Full review

A lot of people love this movie and I though I'd check it out because the Coen Brothers are great. However this is a very dumb movie and is 30 minutes too long. It gets less and less funny as it... Full review

The Big Lebowski while not the Coen brothers best made movie (No Country For Old Men or Fargo) it is my personal favorite. Following along with the the Dude (Jeff Bridges) and his bowling buddies, the Vietnam obsessed Walter (Played brilliantly... Full review

Lessons learned from this movie: When you're driving along smoking a J and drinking a beer, and you drop the lit J in your lap, pour the beer in your lap to extinguish the fire; when you get into a fist... Full review

The Big Leboski is a satirical comedy based around a complex and mysterous storyline. Bridges and Goodman give stellar performances as they bring to life a time, place and attitude that is 90's Los Angeles.... Full review

ALL I HAVE TO SAY IS COEN BROTHERS DID IT AGAIN! AMAZING MOVIE! TOP FUNNIEST MOVIES EVER MADE! IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A COMEDY LOOK NO FURTHER! WATCH IT!!!!!!!!... Full review

The 1998 Coen Brothers film is offbeat and so specific in its comedy --....The individual moments are good....Even more effective is the slow-motion scene at the top (set to Bob Dylan 's "The Man in Me") introducing all the characters..... ... Full Review

So exalted is this oddball film....Repeat viewings produced a fan base obsessed with the kooky dialogue and armchair philosophy --.... ... Full Review

What is truly fantastic about The Big Lebowski is....fans look to soak up all of Roger Deakins' extraordinary wide-angle cinematography in the best quality possible.....I am speaking, of course, of The Dude, and the unconventional film noir saga that is The Big Lebowski..... ... Full Review

Bridges is, in my view, the greatest actor alive....But the funniest running joke of The Big Lebowski is that someone is always there to drop the proverbial ferret in the water:....he's a brilliant character actor who just happens to have the features of a marquee superstar.... ... Full Review

Like their hero, fans of "The Big Lebowski" abide. Ten years after Joel and Ethan Coen's film opened to mixed reviews, it has developed into a cult classic among those who appreciate its absurd, disjointed plot, its hilariously profane dialogue and, most of all, its unforgettable characters. ... Full Review

Filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen are not given to extensive introspection. Ask why they created The Dude character in The Big Lebowski , and they'll reveal that it simply amused them to envision a detective whose "mind is so befogged... ... Full Article

A typical Coen brothers film involves double and triple crosses, murderous sociopaths (oftentimes with extraordinary hairstyles), sudden and gruesome death scenes, and other neo-noirish elements, with the action generally played out by an eclectic crew of Hollywood's most venerated thespians. ... Full Article

Who can forget The Jesus? John Turturro 's crazed, pedophile bowler in "The Big Lebowski" is an unforgettable character, even with no more than five or 10 minutes of screen time. ... Full Article

"What do you do for recreation?" Maude Lebowski asks the Dude in the Coen brothers' 1998 cult favorite "The Big Lebowski." "Oh, the usual," he replies. ... Full Article

In his essay "Globalism's Localisms," Dana Polan claims "the emergence of a new globalist practice in recent American cinema" (260). This practice is concerned with interconnecting motifs of the flow of capital figured around Arjun Appadurai's five forms of border... ... Full Article

Boom! Pow! Bam! The weekend is here, and the much-anticipated Comic-Con is underway. The four-day convention will draw thousands to the San Diego Convention Center. ... Full Article