May 29, 2024

Mega64 Movie Club: The Big Lebowski

Today Rocco and Shawn watch The Big Lebowski for (maybe) the first time. Do they think it's worthy of being a cult classic and has the no stop quoting of this movie ruined it in anyway? We will see...

Mega64 Movie Club: The Big Lebowski (YouTube)

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Spenerico · June 4, 2024

The screen behind is like young versions of Shawn and Roccos Dads looking over them from the past

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Mychael M · June 4, 2024

LOVED this episode! Happy you guys enjoyed it as it is one of my favorite films ever. I love how much this and Tarantino’s Jackie Brown showcase really inner-city los angeles. Dialogue like mentioning the in n out in hollywood and pasadena always makes me giddy. On the topic of the plot it’s a riff on hard boiled detective movies and books and basically the plot itself is in the back burner and not important.

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Lanzeroo · June 3, 2024

Shawn’s ashes could be put into a little compartment of the big vader fig

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Branden · June 1, 2024

Definitely in the my Top 5 favorite movies of all time. So glad you guys enjoyed it! Also, there is a religion that spawned from this movie called "Dudeism."

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Huhliza · May 30, 2024

This movie is so much better than most of the people think, always a watch when its on

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Austin · May 30, 2024

I would be very interested to hear what Rocco thinks about Burn After Reading. Very very funny movie

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vEisDe4d · May 30, 2024

watched this edited for TV a lot growing up. "This is what happens when you FIND a stranger in the ALPS"

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john barton · May 30, 2024

Rocco would probably like Barton Fink And yeah I'm personally obligated to like it

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SlavicGold · May 29, 2024

The Coen brothers are truly really talented, check out Miller's crossing for more of their interesting plots and mature humor. I also really love No Country for Old Men and Raising Arizona. The latter which includes John Goodman, one of their favorite actors to use, John Turturro is another.

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marathedemon · May 29, 2024

The Big Lebowski is like a really good album where every time you relisten to it you hear something new, I think that's part of why it is such a cult classic. A couple things to pay attention to on a rewatch: notice how much of the dude's dialogue is just him repeating things he's heard from someone else; In that vein, The Big Lebowski is a movie from 1998 set specifically in 1991, notice how much they talk about the dude being a man of his time and place and the thread of George Bush SR's bungling in the Gulf War.