Thor: Love and Thunder What music is played when Jane arrives as Mighty Thor for the last time when Gorr, Thor. Right from Tony the Chaffeur who discloses to The Dude about a rash in his ass, to The Dude himself, EVERY SINGLE character is etched in your memory forever. Final Destination 5 What is the name of the song playing in the background while the main character and his. Over the course of the film, we encounter several characters, and believe me, NOT ONE of them is unremarkable. If you’re cringing at the plot, I’m sorry, but this just isn’t one of those movies you watch for the story. The rest of the story is about The Dude trying to get his rug back, and in the process, being wrapped up in a mystery involving Jackie Treehorn, Jeffrey Lebowski, his missing wife and a bunch of Nihilists. Jackie’s thugs ransack The Dude’s house and pee on his rug. The Dude, whose actual name is Jeffrey Lebowski, gets mistaken for a millionaire Jeffrey Lebowski, whose wife owes money to Jackie Treehorn, a rich pornographer.
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The movie takes place in Los Angeles County, where we track the story of The Dude and his two bowling buddies Walter Sobchak and Donny Kerabatsos. This is pretty much a testament to the Coens’ brilliant visual style. Not to mention the Outlaw font used in the opening credits. You get an Old Wild West feel when The Stranger starts his monologue about The Dude, and the camera follows a tumbleweed tumbling through LA countryside against Tumbling Tumbleweeds by Sons of The Pioneers playing in the background. They don’t have dazzling stories to tell, they’re just a cocktail of wise commentary with an underlying message, and cultural whatnot. And this is the reason I love movies like Pulp Fiction and The Big Lebowski. This is a reason I’ve always favoured Goodfellas over The Godfather series, or Rio Bravo over The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Personally, I enjoy simple movies with meaty characters and whimsical dialogue over epic sagas with grand themes.
Oh screw it, I’m going to write down my thoughts on the film. The whole film reeks of philosophical insight, and cinematographic perfection. I possess very minimal cultist tendencies, but damn, I can’t help but gush over the delightful piece of art that this Coens’ fare is. After quite a while, I watched The Big Lebowski again today.
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