The Big Lebowski
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| - | '''''The Big Lebowski''''' is a 1998 comedy film written and directed by | + | '''''{{wp|The Big Lebowski}}''''' is a 1998 comedy film written and directed by {{wp|Joel and Ethan Coen}} starring {{wp|Jeff Bridges}} and {{wp|John Goodman}}. The movie has become a cult classic for its originality and direction, eccentric characters, and convoluted plot. [[The Brothers Chaps]] sometimes slip references to this movie in [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] cartoons. |
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| - | + | *[[Fan Stuff]] {{--}} Two of the image captions mention "The Big Dabrowski". | |
| - | *[[Fan Stuff]] | + | *[[Main Page 4]] {{--}} The 4-pointed stars on the back wall are similar to the stars seen in The Dude's bowling alley in ''The Big Lebowski''. |
| - | *[[Main Page 4]] | + | *[[Halloween Fairstival]] ([[Halloween Fairstival#Commentary Transcript|DVD commentary]]) {{--}} Trying to remember the name "Carl Spackler", [[Halloween Fairstival Costumes|Homestar's costume]], [[Matt Chapman|Matt]] remarks "I want to keep saying Walter Sobchak, and that's not right at all." |
| - | * | + | *[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] {{--}} [[Pom Pom]] dresses up as Walter Sobchak. This toon also references other aspects of the movie, such as the severed toe, Sobchak's lines "You're entering a world of pain" and "DONNY, YOU'RE OUT OF YOUR ELEMENT!", and a moment where Walter inappropriately draws a gun. |
| - | *[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] | + | *[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]] {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] says "Am I wrong? Somebody, am I wrong?", which was a line said by Sobchak. |
| - | *[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]] | + | *[[Jibblies 2]] {{--}} Strong Mad is looking into the "TIME Man Of The Year" mirror as seen in the movie when The Dude first meets Mr. Lebowski. |
| - | *[[Jibblies 2]] | + | *Email [[pet show]] {{--}} The summary in [[New Stuff]] says that "''The Cheat has freaking papers, Dude''". Walter says the same thing (albeit, more explicitly) to The Dude when explaining why his ex-wife could not take her dog with her on vacation. |
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Revision as of 19:20, 26 September 2021
The Big Lebowski is a 1998 comedy film written and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen starring Jeff Bridges and John Goodman. The movie has become a cult classic for its originality and direction, eccentric characters, and convoluted plot. The Brothers Chaps sometimes slip references to this movie in Homestar Runner cartoons.
References
- Fan Stuff — Two of the image captions mention "The Big Dabrowski".
- Main Page 4 — The 4-pointed stars on the back wall are similar to the stars seen in The Dude's bowling alley in The Big Lebowski.
- Halloween Fairstival (DVD commentary) — Trying to remember the name "Carl Spackler", Homestar's costume, Matt remarks "I want to keep saying Walter Sobchak, and that's not right at all."
- Halloween Potion-ma-jig — Pom Pom dresses up as Walter Sobchak. This toon also references other aspects of the movie, such as the severed toe, Sobchak's lines "You're entering a world of pain" and "DONNY, YOU'RE OUT OF YOUR ELEMENT!", and a moment where Walter inappropriately draws a gun.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2 — Strong Bad says "Am I wrong? Somebody, am I wrong?", which was a line said by Sobchak.
- Jibblies 2 — Strong Mad is looking into the "TIME Man Of The Year" mirror as seen in the movie when The Dude first meets Mr. Lebowski.
- Email pet show — The summary in New Stuff says that "The Cheat has freaking papers, Dude". Walter says the same thing (albeit, more explicitly) to The Dude when explaining why his ex-wife could not take her dog with her on vacation.
