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Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, Steve Buscemi, David Huddleston, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Tara Reid, Mark Pellegrino, Peter Stormare, Flea (mais)Streaming (4)
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Venice, Califórnia. Jeffrey Lebowski (Jeff Bridges) é um desempregado convicto, que vive no ócio e chama a si mesmo de "the Dude". Quando não está sozinho no apartamento, ouvindo canções do Creedence ou usando drogas, está jogando boliche junto com os amigos Walter Sobchak (John Goodman), neurótico por armas, e Donny (Steve Buscemi), um grande jogador que ninguém deixa falar. Um dia alguns desconhecidos invadem o apartamento de Lebowski, cobrando o dinheiro devido por Bunny (Tara Reid), sua suposta esposa. "Dude" tenta desfazer o mal entendido, mas um deles se vinga urinando no tapete. Logo em seguida "Dude" descobre que eles estavam atrás de outro Lebowski (David Huddleston), um milionário. Irritado com o que aconteceu, já que gostava muito do tapete, "Dude" vai até seu homônimo exigir uma compensação. Sem conseguir nada, ele resolve roubar um dos valiosos tapetes da mansão. Tempos depois, Lebowski pede que "Dude" o ajude a entregar a quantia pedida pelo resgate de Bunny. É quando Walter elabora um plano para desmascarar os sequestradores e ainda ficar com o dinheiro. (texto oficial do distribuidor)
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Acting is great, humor is fine, but overall, there is a big question mark. Everyone is scruffy, lisping, and just strange, and I somehow can't enjoy the story and sometimes even the lines amidst all of it. From a film, with the reputation of a Coen masterpiece, I would expect more than just - however fast-paced - amusing bizarreness.
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A film with one of the most beautiful, saddest and most inconspicuous characters in history - Donny Steve Buscemi. Alongside the noisy Walter-Jeff duo, the poor, pinned-down Donny barely gets a word in (shut the fuck up, Donny!), yet he's a silent testament to the Coen brothers' genius as the creators of the characters. I personally vote to rename the film from "The Big Lebowski" to "Quiet Donny" because I am moved to tears by Steve Buscemi's humble face. A beautiful comedy, beautifully constructed and with humor you can't get wrong.
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I found Lebowski’s “fight for his peed-on rug" really entertaining and I enjoyed myself more than I have for a long time... But then I didn’t see it for a couple of years, and so maybe I idealized it too much, because when I at last got a chance to see it again, apart from a couple of ageless moments, it seemed really rather mediocre to me. Every single actor here is incredible, no doubt about that. It still has more snappy lines per foot of film than any other movie, but somehow it lacks “soul". But maybe in a few years I’ll see it again and it will again convince me that it is entertainment that has no equal.
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The absurdity across the board applied directly and only to Dude Lebowski himself keeps me quite grounded for once instead of cheering. It's not that Jeff Bridges isn't cool, or that I don't want to go bowling or taste White Russian, but this time I didn't have as much fun as I expected, even though it is filmed in the way in which only the Coen brothers can do it. And maybe that's the problem... my problem.
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Brilliant! Brilliant! Brilliant! That the Coen brothers can create lovely characters is something I’ve known for a long time, but they have really outdone themselves here. Big Lebowski is something that Czech filmmakers should watch to realise that there is another kind of easygoing comedy than the good-old “about ordinary people”. Yeah, and if I had to choose between the Dudeists and the Fargoists, I would join the former.
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