>His father is...are you ready for this? His father is Arthur Digby Sellers >Have you ever heard of a little show called Branded? Fricking Arthur Digby Sellers wrote 156 episodes, dude. The bulk of the series...not exactly a lightweight.
This is the funniest part of the movie for me. Walter thinking they're onto something big
That character alongside with Barton Fink and the marxists writters in Hail Caesar that get screw over in the end makes me think that the Cohen brothers see the Hollywood's writters as a failed breed of men made for suffering
This whole movie especially the ‘mark it zero’ scene is a metaphor for America’s relationship with Israel. The Coen’s liken it to a humiliated ex-husband watching his b***h ex-wife’s dog but being too unwilling to admit it so he blows up and attacks nearby liberals
The dog is Pomeranian, from Germany, but it has papers okay. It can’t be boarded or else it gets upset and its hair falls out. Walter is the USA keeping a watch on the unruly German dogs that Israel keeps under lock and key as a plaything.
Walter also tried giving the nihilist Germans his dirty undies, heheh, ‘The Whites’
The dog is Pomeranian, from Germany, but it has papers okay. It can’t be boarded or else it gets upset and its hair falls out. Walter is the USA keeping a watch on the unruly German dogs that Israel keeps under lock and key as a plaything.
Walter also tried giving the nihilist Germans his dirty undies, heheh, ‘The Whites’
Oh and it goes without saying the absent ex-wife is Israel, Walter the American Vietnam vet converted to Judiasm, and Zionism; for her and takes it very militaristically, basically as a goy who does her (Israel’s) dirty work of watching over their enemies so Israel can go do what it wants and have fun.
Walter enters the scene quoting and naming Theodore Herzel, ‘If you will it, it is no dream’, regarding the state of Israel. Basically directly trying to improve his mood and keep his positive attitude by thinking about watching the dog as an act of care for the israeli people. Dude goes on to belittle that dream and Walt screams ‘over the line’ to a random pacifist, when really what he found over the line was Dude’s comments about his wife and religion.
My car was recently stolen and joyrided. I was out of town and didnt know it happened for over a week. It sat in a dusty tow truck lot for that whole time (after the joyriders parked it illegally), a raccoon got into it.
This scene was playing in my head on repeat while I stood in the blazing sun talking to the cop who thought the whole thing was hilarious.
SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU FIND A STRANGER IN THE ALPS
YOUR KILLIN YOUR FATHER LARRY
>His father is...are you ready for this? His father is Arthur Digby Sellers
>Have you ever heard of a little show called Branded? Fricking Arthur Digby Sellers wrote 156 episodes, dude. The bulk of the series...not exactly a lightweight.
This is the funniest part of the movie for me. Walter thinking they're onto something big
mfw i realized walter was right about everything
He was only right about Bunny Knutsen kidnapping herself.
what about the toe
FORGET ABOUT THE FRICKING TOE
excuse me sir can you please keep your voices down this is a family restaurant
>for your information, the Supreme Court has roundly rejected prior restraint
was he in the right abot this one?
He was right about everything. Everything
Right or wrong, we have, what appear to me to be, a series of victimless crimes.
do newspapers have to submit their publications to a government review authority? we have no prior restraint. Walter is correct.
Fricking amateurs dude
He's not wrong, he's just an butthole.
For me, it's "Jackie Treehorn treats objects like women, man"
STAY OUT OF MALIBU LEBOWSKI
>when the dude pencils in the second postit and jackie was just drawing a dude jacking off during their conversation
the peak of comedy tbqh
Treehorn is the secret key and the story's heart, this is known
That character alongside with Barton Fink and the marxists writters in Hail Caesar that get screw over in the end makes me think that the Cohen brothers see the Hollywood's writters as a failed breed of men made for suffering
kek that's kind of their entire view of hollywood
This whole movie especially the ‘mark it zero’ scene is a metaphor for America’s relationship with Israel. The Coen’s liken it to a humiliated ex-husband watching his b***h ex-wife’s dog but being too unwilling to admit it so he blows up and attacks nearby liberals
8 year olds dude
Walter seems to be an emasculated pussy but he proves his manhood when he beats the shit out of the three nihilists by himself
Yep. And they reschedule the league game for him too. He gets what he wants
Just because we're bereaved doesn't makes us saps
thats the best line in the whole movie
>god DAMNIT
Is there a Ralphs around here?
ex-wife = Britain and the dog is Israel?
The dog is Pomeranian, from Germany, but it has papers okay. It can’t be boarded or else it gets upset and its hair falls out. Walter is the USA keeping a watch on the unruly German dogs that Israel keeps under lock and key as a plaything.
Walter also tried giving the nihilist Germans his dirty undies, heheh, ‘The Whites’
the infamous ESL Cinemaphile humor
Oh and it goes without saying the absent ex-wife is Israel, Walter the American Vietnam vet converted to Judiasm, and Zionism; for her and takes it very militaristically, basically as a goy who does her (Israel’s) dirty work of watching over their enemies so Israel can go do what it wants and have fun.
Walter enters the scene quoting and naming Theodore Herzel, ‘If you will it, it is no dream’, regarding the state of Israel. Basically directly trying to improve his mood and keep his positive attitude by thinking about watching the dog as an act of care for the israeli people. Dude goes on to belittle that dream and Walt screams ‘over the line’ to a random pacifist, when really what he found over the line was Dude’s comments about his wife and religion.
I am the walrus.
But yeah you might be onto something.
Shut the frick up Donny
yeh but i wadn't over
This scene is the one that gets me the most, from start to finish it is gold
>And a good day to you sir!
>does he uh... does he still write?
>oh, no. He have health problem
UH HUH UH HUH
QUE RIDICULO
AH HA HA HA HA HA
Who the frick IS this guy?
He works for the Knutsens.
>We believez en nozzing, Lebawski.
For me it's
>Yeah let me check with the boys down at the crime lab
>uh.....papers....papers.....my business papers
>And what do you do, sir?
>I'm unemployed
THEY GOT US WORKING IN SHIFTS
My car was recently stolen and joyrided. I was out of town and didnt know it happened for over a week. It sat in a dusty tow truck lot for that whole time (after the joyriders parked it illegally), a raccoon got into it.
This scene was playing in my head on repeat while I stood in the blazing sun talking to the cop who thought the whole thing was hilarious.
I am the Walrus
You mean coitus?
Holy frick the scene where he runs over to the notepad to see what the guy wrote only to reveal that dick sketch destroys my sides.
I love this movie so much. frick the Black folk calling it reddit.
Does the female form make you uncomfortable Mr Lebowski?
Do you like sex, Mister Lebowski? Sex, the physical act of love, coitus, do you like it?
vegana
That word makes me a little uncomfortable anon