The Big Lebowski (1998) *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | Asia and BJ

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[@RobwLPOC]

This is one of those rare movies the more you watch it the better it is. Once you have an idea what is going on you start noticing little details that make it even better.

[@rossrobertson674]

Yep, this movie is one of a kind, it's so random yet makes sense

[@bellac1451]

It's the characters that made this movie so good and a cult classic. The plot is irrelevant. The Dude is legendary. Walter is perfect too, more deep though, a veteran that has internal turmoil and anger and will never be the same after Vietnam. But it's how they didn't focus/preach or judge on it and insert it into a comedy that makes it more powerful. It just is. One of my favorite movies of all time. Hey guys did you know that every year they have Lebowski Fest in Louisville KY? Look it up, it's fantastic, one day I'll go haha.

[@arri275555]

It's a great film

[@rossrobertson674]

@@bellac1451 the randomness and not really knowing what kind of movie it's supposed to be is what made me love it so much, I first watched it like 5 years ago, being a fan of John Goodman and Steve Buchemi made their characters even more hilarious 😂

[@djendick]

Walter Sobchak is one of the most truly insane characters in movie history.

[@SongJLikes]

Outside of the crime/horror genre, yes I agree

[@Lewis9700]

And truly one of the most entertaining

[@blakenorman4822]

shut up donnie

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

he was right about the toe though.

[@robyfiorili]

I met Tara Reid in Saint Tropez, France, in 2013 and I asked her if she still had all her toes. She laughed😂

[@adnap]

I wonder what she would have said if you’d told her that you: Just got back from the cash machine with a thousand dollars ? 😂

[@robyfiorili]

@@adnap 😂

[@Lewis9700]

I'm glad to hear Tara had a good sense of humor. She has a reputation of being kind of cold, but she actually seems like a fun party girl.

[@LClark-ry9to]

That was a great experience for you . Awesome.

[@MrPaytonw34]

Dope

[@AW11-e4h]

Donnie,you’re out of your element!🤘🤘

[@louielouie22]

🤣😂

[@smokeyverton7981]

This aggression will not stand

[@heather9857]

@@smokeyverton7981 😂

[@Gullfisken89]

Thats just like, your opinion man...

[@johncarpenter3751]

Your Mr Lebowski I’m the Dude man

[@clarenceworley3714]

Man I miss seeing Phillip Seymour Hoffman in movies. He owned every scene and role he was in. This was one of John Goodmans best roles, lol. Great reaction guys as always. Love you guys.

[@idontknowwhattochoose]

Him on the basketball court in Along Came Polly made that movie worthwhile for me. 😂

[@clarenceworley3714]

@@idontknowwhattochoose oh damn I forgot about that role! Yes! Dude was amazing!

[@Ooofaa-Maa]

Did you see Owning Mahowny? And Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead. Both great roles by PSH 👍

[@clarenceworley3714]

@@Ooofaa-Maa I've not seen Owning Mahoney but DKYD was really good. Gonna have to find OM torrent now, lol.

[@jksgameshelf3378]

PSH was one of the greats, no question.

[@henryviper9091]

"Y'know dude, I myself dabbled in pacifism once. Not in 'Nam, of course." Man, so awesome you guys did this one! Such a great movie, I quote this with my friends all the time, probably more than any other movie. Glad y'all liked it! Great video as usual, you two have a great one!

[@weaponizedglitter69]

I quote Pulp Fiction, and the lampoon movies a lot

[@rufflazy2366]

Every line a gem! 😆

[@LeeAkrish]

@@weaponizedglitter69 i quote the movie "Accepted", extremely underrated for comedy quotes

[@weaponizedglitter69]

@@LeeAkrish I'll have to watch it

[@justintime1234]

😂

[@Julieroo28]

Yesterday I watched an old interview where the 3 of them were talking about the movie because it was its 20th anniversary. John Goodman cracked me up because he said he secretly wondered if Walter was actually even in Vietnam. 😂

[@shoryuken3305]

haha I always had this doubt too!

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Lol Nooooooooo!

[@0okamino]

Well, Walter is based a lot on John Milius, who wasn’t in ‘Nam, and quite bitter about that. He wanted to join the Marines, but wasn’t accepted due to asthma.

[@Julieroo28]

@@0okamino That’s interesting. John Goodman didn’t mention that. He just said he’d never met a vet that was “in the action who talked about it that much” and that “maybe he worked at the PX”. I dunno. It was funny when he said it!

[@Navesblue]

I never even considered that! LOL!!! XD

[@conureron3792]

The Jesus did the Muhammad Ali shuffle after his strike. I love how the Dude borrows phrases throughout the movie. Even adopts his landlord’s dance moves and the Cable guy’s outfit for the dream sequence.

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

As they're watching the porn tape w/ Bunny: "You can imagine where it goes from here..." "...He fixes the cable?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that line never gets old to me

[@DevanLund]

Don't be fatuous, Jeffrey.

[@rebeccablackburn9487]

" the plot is ludicrous ".

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

@@rebeccablackburn9487 😆

[@scubasteve2903]

Soooo much classic lines from this movie. My personal favorite. “Obviously your not a golfer…”

[@tigerburn81]

"Yeah, well, you know, that's just like, uh, your opinion, man."

[@scubasteve2903]

@@tigerburn81 “The Dude Abides..”

[@theamericaninqusitor2977]

you're*

[@scubasteve2903]

@@theamericaninqusitor2977 the dude rejects youre grammar correction

[@natsinthebelfry]

Whenever I go bowling I have to quote "this isn't 'Nam, this is bowling. There are rules!"

[@laurenmichel9686]

BJ complimenting Asia on her nail-to-outfit coordination before seeing Bunny coordinating her toe nail polish to her outfit has me convinced he's psychic. I will not be swayed in my opinion. 😂😂😂 Seriously you guys were so sweet with each other 💕💚

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Awe!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@gravecactus]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ for real tho y'all doing that mild hitting on each other. total sweet.

[@richardcarte]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJthe directors of this film have said in interviews that it was supposed to be the Doctor Strange love of the 90s. If you haven’t seen Dr. Strangelove: or how I stopped worrying and learned to love the bomb I highly recommend it :-) :-)

[@actionalex3611]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ You need to follow up with everything from the Coen brothers, they are brilliant. Great reaction.

[@thatcarlchick7655]

Right? Total #couplegoals

[@shainewhite2781]

"The Dude Abides. That Rug tied the room together. I'm not Mr. Lebowski, you're Mr Lebowski! I'm the Dude, you know? You can call me Duder, his Royal Dudeness or El Duderino."

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

18:41 This is one of the best lines in the movie. "He fixes the cable?"

[@stevenschmidt3464]

I love how they still went to In and Out burger after the car got smashed

[@shawnthompson2303]

Those are good burgers, Walter

[@clarencewalker3925]

Good burgers!

[@Serai3]

The thing that gets overlooked is that as much of a pain as he is, Walter is right every time. As the Dude said, he's not wrong, he's just an a-hole. :D

[@beguile302]

Well, not quite every time. He was wrong about Larry’s car. 😂 But he was certainly right about the toe! 😂

[@ThomasTreece-mp8md]

I really think he was RARELY right. He wasn't right in his plan to roll out of the car. He wasn't right in pulling a gun on Smoky. And, he sure wasn't right about lifting Mr. Lebowski out of the wheelchair. And, to cap it off, he wasn't at all right about which way the wind would blow Donnie's ashes! The only time I am certain he was right was when he claimed it wasn't Bunny's toe at the diner.

[@amberhoward7807]

Are you sure about that? What gets overlooked is Walter might be wrong sometimes, but he will always show up for you.

[@ThomasTreece-mp8md]

@@amberhoward7807 I was only addressing Walter's decision-making issues/judgment. I totally agree Walter is extremely loyal and cares deeply about the Dude. But, in addition to being a loose cannon, Walter screws up an inordinate amount of the time. Regardless, I'm sure you and I can agree that "The Big Lebowski" is an awesome movie- a classic film!

[@romulomontes8884]

You know, Asia and BJ, this reaction really ties KZbin together, man!

[@mfournier8033]

Greatest Cohen Brothers movie ever. The Dude abides!

[@laurenmichel9686]

YES!!! One of my all time favorites! I was just thinking today "I hope Asia and BJ react to some Coen Brothers soon... Especially The Big Lebowski...." Here we are!🤯 Be sure to include Fargo and O Brother, Where Art Thou in your schedule! Plus, just watched Road House for the first time with Patrick Swayze (Ghost and Dirty Dancing), last night, incredible! It's got a few familiar faces from this - Sam Elliot like I've never seen!😍Highly recommend. Great soundtrack, too. Congratulations on 100K!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🥂✨

[@michaelblaine6494]

All of the movies are great,Id say this and Raising Arizona are the best 2 but they’re all excellent and any of them could be their best

[@swrennie]

​​@@michaelblaine6494 No Country For Old Men, Fargo, O Brother, Where Art Thou?

[@Jules-um4yy]

This is such a quirky, funny movie. The characters are bizarre but perfectly played. Thanks so much guys for reacting to this one!💞

[@SigRho1429]

Donnie was showing symptoms of a heart attack inside, while bowling. Balance was off (the only non-strike he rolls in the movie), and his hand was tingling so he was rubbing it.

[@michaeljames6817]

On the edited TV version Walter says: "This is what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps!"

[@idontknowwhattochoose]

Sam Elliot. The cowboy. Was a brother of Wyatt in Tombstone. Solid actor.

[@thecausalgamer7916]

He was also Patrick Swayze‘s buddy in roadhouse

[@GeraldWalling]

Just a couple of FYI's. The wardrobe of the "Dude" (Jeff Bridges) was his personal cloths and he used them in the movie. The singer and group of the song (Just Dropped In) during the psychedelic scene was Kenney Rogers and The First Edition before he got fully into Country Music.

[@philc2729]

Every time you view the film, you'll find more easter eggs. It is truly an amazing film. Easily became a cult classic for the lines and comedy.

[@RobwLPOC]

The most bizarre part is the movie didn't do that great when it came out in theatres. A lot of critics really didn't get the movie (convoluted/confusing storyline etc) and it didn't do that great in the box office. It wasn't until a fair while later when people were calling for screenings and buying it on VHS that it caught on and people started seeing the hidden brilliance of the comedy in it. Apparently somebody did go back to all the still-living movie critics who crapped on the movie and asked them if they still hold the same view. Most of them admitted they got it way wrong.

[@markkringle9144]

"Well, that's like your opinion man!"

[@kellifranklin4432]

One of the funniest cult classic movies ever! The numerous quotable lines from this movie is legendary. I'm so glad y'all enjoyed this movie! One of my absolute favorites!

[@lanolinlight]

Oh man, y'all gotta do RAISING ARIZONA after this one. It's by the same filmmakers and is the "I cannot"/"You are lying!" masterpiece.

[@heather9857]

Asia your blanket always ties the room together.

[@LaFayette3110]

Y'all need to watch O Brother Where Art Thou next, same director and crazy humor 😂

[@silvasurfa7962]

Walter is based on John Milius, an iconic writer/director in Hollywood. He punched his film teacher for not showing George Lucas' film when they were in film school together 👍😁

[@hanng1242]

He also pulled out his gun and put it on the table to scare Martin Sheen into the required frightened expression on the set of "Apocalypse Now."

[@richardrobbins387]

@@hanng1242 We can't forget "Conan the Barbarian" ...just the first one.

[@Serai3]

@@richardrobbins387 He played Doors music during filming to put the actors in the correct vibe.

[@hanng1242]

@@richardrobbins387 Yes. It is better to pretend that "Conan the Destroyer" doesn't exist.

[@GeoffNelson]

Truth is stranger than fiction

[@rlevitta]

One of the things I love about this movie is how The Dude's car is like another character in the story. It keeps getting worse and worse for The Dude, but it also keeps getting worse for his poor car.

[@kamkelevra]

If you ask me Bunny accomplished quite a lot in the short time after running away from home 😂

[@atuuschaaw]

Glad y'all enjoyed! It makes me laugh no matter how many times I see it. That must make it a classic! 😅♥

[@dav1968]

Great reaction! I didn’t know what to make of this movie when it came out but it gets better with every viewing. There is no higher recommendation than a Coen Brothers movie, but you can’t miss the following: Fargo, No Country for Old Men, and Oh Brother Where art Thou.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

No Country for Old Men is the best!!

[@jonwilson9131]

The Hudsucker Proxy and Raising Arizona are two other greats.

[@alexsnow3319]

I grew up bowling at the bowling alley that is behind the inspiration of the movie.

[@martinbraun1211]

Fun facts: the F-bomb is dropped over 260 times and you never see the Dude bowl!

[@Julieroo28]

Is it sad that I didn’t even notice it was used at all? Probably.

[@Trollificusv2]

Which is a LOT of f-bombs...but still far behind Goodfellas and, the all-time record holder: Casino.

[@johnmiett6032]

I smiled the whole time. You need to watch this at least 10 times, uncut and unedited. Each time it will get even more hilarious. 😂😂😂

[@jeremycovelli]

All the dude ever wanted was his rug back!

[@Easy_Skanking]

It really tied the room together, man.

[@heather9857]

The old man told me to take any rug in the house.

[@AceCorban]

One of the most quotable movies ever. This is one of those movies where I didn't get it on the first viewing, but it just got more and more hilarious after each viewing. You two are cute as hell, never change.

[@zjbell700]

Guys!! Your reaction just tied the whole day together!!

[@UncleBuckRodgers]

Iconic cult classic. I saw it in the theatre when it came out. The movie we came to see was sold out. We had no idea what we were sitting down to watch. Turned out to be my all time favorite!

[@jksgameshelf3378]

The Coen brothers are easily in my top five favorite directors of all time, with "No Country for Old Men" being my favorite film of all time. "Fargo" is also fantastic and has Steve Buscemi (Donny) and Peter Stormare (Karl Hungus/nihilist), and you would love "Raising Arizona" which was the first of many times John Goodman was in their films. I also really love "Barton Fink" with John Goodman and John Turturro (Jesus) and their very first film, "Blood Simple", but they have other great films. I didn't love "The Big Lebowski" when it first came out, and it didn't do that well at the box office, but it's become a cult classic, for sure. I even had a birthday party at that bowling alley one time before it got torn down. Too bad since that alley would be packed all the time now with the popularity of the film over the last few decades. Great reaction, as always!

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Funny how the Coen bros didn't even think this movie was any good. The audience proved them wrong.

[@tobytabor490]

- “Burn after reading” is also a surprisingly hilarious dark comedy!

[@rach2883]

“Her life is in your hands, dude” is so wonderfully manipulative. PSH is perfect in this.

[@MrBadintentionss]

you guys are in for a treat

[@rebeccablackburn9487]

2 fun facts: 1) we never actually see the dude bowl. 2) when walter is freaking out the dude is calm, when the dude is calm walter is freaking out.

[@ryanfeit1420]

Great reaction! I also recommend watching "Oh Brother Where Out Thou" with George Clooney and John Goodman and "Raising Arizona" with Nicholas Cage, Holly Hunter and John Goodman. Both of these movies are directed by the Coen Brothers. "Raising Arizona" is extremely funny and I really hope you watch this one at some point. BJ will love it 😂😂

[@CrispyChips007]

this reaction really tied the channel together

[@SteveMcCoy.]

One of my favorite movies! That may be the hardest I've ever seen BJ laugh

[@gordonhaire9206]

I love Asia's facial expressions. Beautiful!

[@JohnnyUtah15]

Fun reaction, El Duderinos! Laughed right along with y'all! And a play on the Folger's jingle: "The best part of waking up, is Donnie's ashes in your face" Hope y'all recognized Virgil Earp (Sam Elliot) from the movie "Tombstone". Jesus is portrayed by John Turturro he was in a couple more movies from the Coen brothers (which includes this one: "O Brother Where Art Thou?" "Barton Fink" Both of those include John Goodman in them. Add them to your list to watch.

[@JKeats82]

Asia: "Babe, the way he just licked that ball." BJ: "He likes bowling balls". Me: *Slaps my desk* "Shut up BJ!" 🤣

[@TAPKAC]

First of all, Congratulations again on your 100K Subscribers! Second: If you liked this movie by the Coen Brothers, you are going to absolutely ADORE an earlier film of theirs called "Raising Arizona". I won't give spoilers to the plot or who is in it, but I will tell you that it's very surreal and it never gets boring and the narrator/main character is before the actor became a "Name"... and every time you see it, you'll notice something a bit new that makes it even funnier. Hope you're both doing well. 😊

[@stevenbridge6961]

OMG YES!!! This is my favorite movie lol. "AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE WHO GIVES A SH*T ABOUT THE RULES?!" , man that quote still cracks me up even after watching this more times then I care to admit lmao.

[@3DJapan]

Maude's painting was just eccentric. If you look at the work of Jackson Pollock, he stood on a ladder with the canvas on the floor and used squeeze bottles full of paint to squirt it down on the canvas.

[@LordVolkov]

The Coen bros are masters of offbeat comedies. Definitely check out Hail Ceasar, with George Clooney

[@thatcarlchick7655]

My go-to Halloween costume is Walter Sobchak: polo shirt, cargo shorts, tactical vest, combats, yellow glasses... and a coffee can labeled "Donny." Being female, I've been reluctant to add the facial hair, but as I get older, it becomes less of a reach. 😉

[@adamtoronibyrne1086]

This movie has always been super funny to me. It’s subtle, strange and just the perfect amount of confusing to keep you guessing. The scene with the ashes is probably the one that makes me outright cackle, but the whole movie is a blast.

[@adamtoronibyrne1086]

The Jesus is John Tuturro - you may have seen him in Do The Right Thing or Jungle Fever. Among many other things.

[@design1of470]

Oh my god LOL, I wish I could watch this one again for the first time. The way Dude sneaks back to his chair at Jackie Treehorn's and tries to act natural, it gets me every time.

[@MrDeadstu]

"It's down there somewhere, let me take another look" ... cracks me up every time. The subtle humor in this is legendary. Another funny bowling movie is "Kingpin" with Woody Harrelson and Bill Murray. It's a little grosser humor thought, heads-up.

[@smokeyverton7981]

The song "What condition my condition was in" is sung by Kenny Rogers

[@Shonufff88]

5:20 Asia basically called the movies plot. Getting the replacement rug. LOL!

[@ChristianDeLarge]

“All my bowling balls go in the gutter” Literally 8 seconds later “I bowl with two hands. It works.” Never change. Never, ever change.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

Jackson Pollock painted by placing a canvas on the floor standing over it and letting paint drip onto it from his brushes. One of his sold for $61 million a couple years ago.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

Pollock did have some talent for painting. I don't really like his dripped painting.

[@custardflan]

The story is that one night the Coen Bros. were watching the classic The Big Sleep starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall and wondered what it wold be like if the detective was a pothead. And the Big Lebowski was born. The Big Sleep is definitely worth reacting to, along with other hardboiled detective flicks like The Maltese Falcon.

[@DevanLund]

Yeah, he's like a Philip Marlowe type detective who just could not be less interested in being the hero of the story.

[@jameshurley9551]

This movie is so good I have a tattoo on my right leg that has a bowling ball going through some pins and it says "Obviously you're not a golfer" - Nice one guys! Glad you liked it!

[@Eowyn187]

Y'all both bustin up at the ferret scene!! Lmfao 🤣👏👏👏

[@LaCheeserie]

I love that you instantly called out the dog not being a Pomeranian 😆 just a great little touch that I’m sure many miss cause they don’t know dog breeds

[@calebtate4994]

"It really tied the room together" 😂

[@joesky011]

There are some great lines in this movie..."The dude abides"..."That rug really tied the room together"..."Careful man, there's a beverage here" (I have that quote on a coffee mug). BTW, this Coen Brothers movie is regarded as one of the top movies of all time. And Asia...Sam Elliott's moustache is real.

[@silvasurfa7962]

I can't wait to see your reaction to this. So many great and hilarious scenes. Laughing with you two is contagious ✌️💛🖖

[@lfkk4640]

Funny ass reaction guys.😆👍 My mom joked right before she left ,that I better not do the Folgers scene. No I didn't. 🤣 Rip Mom 🙏

[@DevanLund]

5:19 "He wrote a check for 69 cents!" Based on the tv dialogue happening in the background, people figured out this was taking place in August of 1990, meaning he also post-dated the check for more than a year in the future.

[@tonyben3]

Such a great movie! Another of my all time favorites! Some fun facts about the movie. The short nihilist in the movie was played by Flea, the bass player from Red Hot Chili Peppers. The girl who cut off her toe for the fake proof of life was singer Aimee Mann, from the band Til Tuesday (Voices Carry was the big hit).

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

One of my favorites, and it's worth many rewatches to find all the stuff you miss on previous viewings.

[@barrymorrow9316]

That type of painting was pioneered by Jackson Pollock. Hilarious movie. My favorite. Watching y’all enjoy was a hoot.

[@stewrmo]

Amazing reaction, you guys are a hoot. Many congratulations on 100k subs! You two deserve it! Love, as always, from Scotland. 💙

[@TheAxel65]

46:10 It probably was meant as a persiflage of Jackson Pollock's (1912-1956) _Action Painting_ The technique and the finished paintings are strongly reminiscent of his art ...however Pollock never hung on a cable 😂

[@DanHintz]

it seems to be an allusion to the many menstruation/blood/body fluid artists from the 60s onward.

[@romeosyne]

I like when the dude is dancing on the big labowski's rug and captain beefheart's "her eyes are a blue million miles" is playing...

[@Smokie_666]

Watching this in the movie theater, the scene with the scattering of the ashes had my eyes watering from laughing. The way the Dude just stands there, defeated in the moment, as Donny's ashes flow over him is so terrible that it's hilarious.

[@mgordon1100]

"Why does this guy know my name, though? That was just some random guy." My take, he wasn't just some random guy. He was the narrator, the story teller. He found a way to work himself into the story he was telling.

[@auerstadt06]

"Yeah, well, you know, that's just like your opinion man..."

[@Octavianus08]

Almost every scene in this is legendary

[@jabecker21]

Great reaction! So glad you both enjoyed this so much, it’s one of my favorite movies but it isn’t easy to get on the first watch. Here’s the deal: Bunny went on vacation. Her nihilist boyfriend and his friends sent the $1,00,000 ransom note to the big Lebowski saying she was kidnapped. He took the $1,000,000 from the foundation but didn’t put it in the briefcase, he kept it for himself. The carpet pissers worked for Jackie Treehorne and were looking to get the money she owed him. I think that’s everybody.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

Glad you all got to this gem. Continue to find new things each time I see it

[@michellesmith4570]

Yes!!! 😂😂 Awesome movie and hope you two wonderful people are doing fantastically and your kiddos too of course!!! ❤️❤️

[@alphajava761]

Great soundtrack too. Starts with Bob Dylan's song The Man In Me and ends with Townes Van Zandt's cover of Dead Flowers a Rolling Stones song. Great reaction you two 👍.

[@adambaker4590]

Make sure you guys have some White Russians to enjoy while watching! The truth is the White Russian suffered a bit from a stodgy, antiquated reputation until the 1998 movie “The Big Lebowski” came along and breathed new life into the cocktail with Jeff Bridges’ character, the Dude, sipping it exclusively-and constantly. The White Russian is a decadent and surprisingly easy-to-make cocktail. Combining vodka, Kahlúa and cream and serving it on the rocks creates a delicious alternative to adult milkshakes. When making a White Russian at home, choose a decent vodka (a Russian one, if you want to stay on theme) and a good heavy cream. Half-and-half can work in a pinch, but milk will produce a thin drink. Remember: You’re aiming for decadence. 2 ounces vodka, 1 ounce Kahlúa, 1 splash heavy cream.

[@kevinjoy7728]

The Dude has to use non-dairy creamer at Maude’s which makes me wonder if she’s a vegan

[@poliveri0722]

Jeff Lebowski was played by Jeff Bridges. Very famous actor and acting family. His father was Lloyd Bridges, origionally in Sea Hunt (1958) And you must have heard of Steve Buscemi, Julianne Moore and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

[@DanStrahan-pq7do]

Dude listening to bowling pins being bashed just before he is bashed. LMFAO everytime

[@dmanimousprime3858]

Welcome to The Lebowski Family! Endlessly quotable. Endlessly rewatchable! Great reaction. The theater was rolling on opening night when this came out. It was a wild ride!

[@miconis123]

The shirt he's wearing at 10:39 actually belongs to the actor. You can see him wearing the same one in 3-4 other movies that he's been in.

[@jontastic]

One of my favorite movies. I had a similar ash spreading issue on a mountain side, the wind gust blew the ash over all of us. It was no bueno.

[@CARTOONIVERSE1]

The entire "Donny's Ashes in a Folgers-can" scene is actually a TRUE story that comedian/director Mel Brooks used to tell many times.

[@jasondelgado-yg5mj]

Thank you guys that was GREAT! I watch this movie every Christmas morning to get in a good mood before the hoard known as my family come over. Keep ‘em coming.

[@terrisue4059]

The cowboy, Sam Elliott, was in Tombstone, that you watched a few months back. He plays a great cowboy. It's funny though, the first movie I remember him in was Lifeguard back in the day. He was an aging lifeguard in CA

[@norwegianregion2416]

One of my favorite comedies. Subtle, intelligent themes, great acting; a 90s iconic cult film!

[@silent-trouble]

Nice to see you having such a good time. The Coen Brothers made many, many great films. Some of their best include "barton fink", "fargo", "the man who wasnt there" and "a serious man". Need to watch those if you can. Kind regards

[@chrispittman8854]

The "Cowboy" is God. The writing for his narration is some of my fav script writing of all time. Challenged only by "The Chorus" in "Mighty Aphrodite." "ZEUS! HEAR OUR PLEA!" (BEEEEEEEP) "Hi, this is Zeus. I'm not in right now..."

[@darkzer0670]

Never take a drink from strangers? I take drinks from strangers all the time. I love waking up in interesting locations. Bill Cosby's hotel room was one of my life highlights.

[@beyonderbill3409]

You guys laughin' a lot at this one! Y'all need to watch it again 'cause... It's one of those movies that gets better, and funnier the more you watch it. It's THAT kind of stupid. :)

[@Rhodair]

39:34 one of my fav reactions to the spreading the ashes scene - totally sent me