Have to agree. Timeless classic.. whenever I come across it on TV, no matter what stage in da film its at, have to make remote switcher defunct until the end!
This scene is perfect at portraying a dream. It features forefront images from The Dude's mind like bowling and porn but also background details in the world like Saddam Hussein that, like an actual dream, shows how odd little things creep in from our subconscious. Not to mention the illogical quality of dreams. Most dreams portrayed in films would just start out as a porn and carry through with it. This sequence starts off like a porn and enters the realm of nonsense. It's pure genius: this scene and the whole movie.
Not only that but to add the nihilist's threat as 'people in tights carrying big scissors' chasing after him, and then the transition from dream to reality is so surreal. This is a pretty awesome scene.
It reminds me of the supermarket introduction and George H.W. Bush gives the line that prompts the whole series of events to unfold “this aggression will not stand.” The film is so much like life in that small things we hear every day can influence us to make decisions or say things we wouldn’t normally say otherwise.
this song is my karaoke song. After highschool, a few of my best friends and I parted ways for a while. I went travelling and working and they went off to do other studies and such. After a couple of years, one of them messages me to meet up. I happened to be back in town, so I was immediately stoked to see him. And basically this song was playing during one of the greatest conversations of my life where we were chatting on a dock and watching meteors. I'll never be in anything other than a good mood after hearing this song.
I actually contend joker is the best film of the 2010's, not that there were many good iflms in those years. I mean marval dominated. Marvel is trash. Lebowski is great, but joker is an overall better film.
@@elyastoohey6621 Actually, I preferred Parasite, Inception, Django Unchained, Get Out, Searching, Snowpiercer, The Platform, Shutter Island, Interstellar and some other movies more than Joker.
FZ CBH Interstellar was Nolan’s best work. It draws upon a myriad of western literature, Norse sagas etc. The voyage of bran. Joker draws upon a consistent literature and artistic of the “clown” the harlequin. Jester, fool etc. Parasite while a pretty funny movie, falls short. In terms of high art, it is not so. It is very good. A 9/10 movie. But fundamentally it is a “rich” movie. A lot of shows and movies post 2000 were shot with lavish modern decor. The beautiful hardwood floors. The upper class lifestyle etc. it appeals to those senses. Joker is at a lot of tines visually less “pretty” It is a higher work of art. Same as snowpiercer. Fantastic fun movie. I love it. Especially when they get the metal pipes through the doors, and the battle is evocative of the cruelty to keep other people down. But the movie isn’t high art. Also where Tarantino often falls short. His movies are good. Django unchained is his best movie, and I fucking love it. But like most Tarantino films, it’s a collection of awesome scenes (stolen or as he calls it “homaged” from other movies) Interstellar for me is the second best film of that decade. Because it is high art. And I am not a Nolan fanboy. I find his Batman series good, but overrated when people say they are perfect films. They are very very good. They’re not art.
@@elyastoohey6621 well these are your opinions but I still believe they are better than Joker. But I agree with you about Django Unchained as it made to be a homage but since you said that so the Joker itself is a homage film also and the director himself admit that before the movie realest as he said he wanted to be a homage film more than based on the origin comic xD And the fact I see the Joker is overrated because I felt if the director didn't really used the Joker comic character itself and create a new character from his mind so it would succeed but now like how it is successfully now. I felt the director wanted to win the oscar cause he didn't winning one before so he took a trip of old success film cause it forget and most teenagers these days don't like to watch old film, and then he tried to think about how he can make the people come to the film, so he said let me use the Joker cause that would make the film a blockbuster.
I remember when that song came out when I was twelve years old; at the time I thought that it was really dumb. When I saw "The Big Lebowski" thirty years later, I realized what a great song it was.
Saw this at The Crest theater in Sacramento in 2015 and Jerry Haleva (Saddam) made a scheduled appearance before the show started. The Saddam bowling shirt was on display in the lobby. Jerry came out on stage, with the beret on, and said Jeff Bridges called him on the recommendation from Lloyd Bridges after he played Saddam in Hot Shots. When this seen played, and he handed The Dude his shoes, the whole theater went nuts .😁
He walks in dressed like Karl Hungus from Logjammin’ (“who fixes deine kabel”). And the red scissors are present on a poster in Maud’s studio, and represent the nihilists “cutting off his Johnson”
No. No. No. A sequel screams that loose ends were left untied and the original can't stand by itself. Why not make a sequel to "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Rudy" while you are at it???
That's Brunhilde. She was a shield maiden and a Valkyrie who either begged Odin to make her mortal or defied Odin and mortality was her punishment. She marries the hero Siegfried in the Ring Cycle or marries an imposter unworthy of her in another tale. I prefer Padraic Colum telling of her tale best of all. You didn't think the Cohns were alluding to Looney Toons, did you?
@@HamCubes Aaand she was in Boogie Nights. Which is an amazing Paul Thomas Anderson film. If you haven't seen it, watch it now! Marky Mark was pretty sexy back then.
When I saw he was dreaming about Maude but he put her in some outfit that would actually fit her interests and aesthetic while him being the regular porn stuff dude made the scene kinda..... Sweet to me? Like he didn't change anything about her in his vision and was genuinely accepting and non judgemental of what she was all about.
Oh it's Exocet... the Diablo font, and font for Tazo tea, Demolition Man, Dogma, Star Trek: Nemesis, ... oh Einhänder on PS1, I remember my friend had that on a demo disc and it was fun.
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This scene really ties the movie together.
Yeah, well, you know, that just like, your opinion man.
Those are good burgers, Walter!
You're out of your element, Donny!
Fuckin A man!
Fuckin A
I love this scene, but you know, that's just like, my opinion, man.
Lmao 🤣
It is man, the dude abides
This scene really ties the movie together, didn't it?
Like Dude Did i ask Man?
Yeah? Yeah? Oh yeah?
You can talk about your Citizens Kane's and your Scarface's but The Big Lebowski is definitely one of the best movies ever.
local jackass: No way. The Big Lebowski is the best movie ever. :)
You forgot the immortal chuck norris films..😊😊
I am sure that big lebowski is best comedy movie
Ya think?
Have to agree. Timeless classic.. whenever I come across it on TV, no matter what stage in da film its at, have to make remote switcher defunct until the end!
The only dream scene in a movie that actually feels like a dream
Baby, you need to watch some Lynch.
@@kevinthepilgrim
Or Jodorowsky
Or Buñuel... Fellini...
Or the first 90 minutes of Mulholland Drive.
@@ChupeTTe Jodorowsky movies barely have dream sequences
That dance the Dude does is so smooth. I love it. This whole sequence is perfect, largely because of the music choice too.
The music choice was monumental. All the elements elevate each other because of their individual brilliance
Imagine having your music video directed by the Cohen Brothers and shot by Roger Deakins
That wide eyed high face and the dancing crack me up everytime
This scene is perfect at portraying a dream. It features forefront images from The Dude's mind like bowling and porn but also background details in the world like Saddam Hussein that, like an actual dream, shows how odd little things creep in from our subconscious. Not to mention the illogical quality of dreams. Most dreams portrayed in films would just start out as a porn and carry through with it. This sequence starts off like a porn and enters the realm of nonsense. It's pure genius: this scene and the whole movie.
Not only that but to add the nihilist's threat as 'people in tights carrying big scissors' chasing after him, and then the transition from dream to reality is so surreal. This is a pretty awesome scene.
+tetrisclock Probably one of the most profound scenes in all of cinema.
It reminds me of the supermarket introduction and George H.W. Bush gives the line that prompts the whole series of events to unfold “this aggression will not stand.”
The film is so much like life in that small things we hear every day can influence us to make decisions or say things we wouldn’t normally say otherwise.
Perfection film making!
Y'all have clearly never tried acid. This isn't a dream sequence. If you think you understand this scene now. There's more to the puzzle.
This scene is so absurdly perfect.
Not only the most brilliant visual scene in the movie, but the lyrics are superb. Absolutely love this.
mousepotato66 couldn’t believe that was a Kenny Rogers song lol
I LOVE the song in this scene. I listen to it a lot. And th scene itself is weird at its best
the fuckin' nihilists with the scissors just kill me every time
that's the same pair Maude had a painting of in her atelier
They're coming for his Johnson
@@mikeyates7931his cholnsaun?
You must turn and face them. And realize it's a dream.
We don't believe in *anything!*
R.I.P. Kenny Rogers. This agression will not stand, man!
I had this song in my mind from the movie for like a week. The only song I knew from Kenny Rogers was the gambler. This is a big shock lol
This scene is a piece of art!
I heard this song in the grocery store today....I was dancing the whole time :D
rushthezeppelin your grocery store plays songs about LSD, that's cool I guess.
ExactHoboSoup the store i work at plays lucy in the sky with diamonds so i guess it’s not too uncommon
Can't believe it took me this long to notice there's a painting of giant scissors when the dude first meets maude, damn this film is layered!
don't forget the part where saddam hussein hands out bowling shoes to The Dude
this song is my karaoke song. After highschool, a few of my best friends and I parted ways for a while. I went travelling and working and they went off to do other studies and such. After a couple of years, one of them messages me to meet up. I happened to be back in town, so I was immediately stoked to see him. And basically this song was playing during one of the greatest conversations of my life where we were chatting on a dock and watching meteors. I'll never be in anything other than a good mood after hearing this song.
THE COEN BROTHERS EARLY GENIUS AT WORK HERE
Early coens is blood simple, Barton fink, raising Arizona and millers crossing.
This came out in 1998, The Coen Brothers started to make movies in the early 80’s, this isn’t one of their early works
The 90s were arguably the best time ever to be a Saddam Hussein lookalike.
you are out of your element, donny.
Come on, you're being very un-Dude.
Has the whole world gone CRAZY?! AM I THE ONLY ONE AROUND HERE WHO GIVES A SHIT ABOUT THE RULES?! MARK IT ZERO!
Shut the fuck up donny
@@ortaieevia7816Find market zero you fucking crazy
Just heard this song on the radio today. Had no idea Kenny Rogers sang it.
I'm actually crying, I love this scene so much.
This dream sequence really tied the movie together man, did it not?
This is what the dreams in "inception" should have been like. Only with guns, possibly.
koookeee Marion Cotillard in a tight costume would be enough
Thats why they have dream architecs
In a way yes, but in a sense no as it would make no sense to that particular story
Probably my favorite part of the Movie
When all is said and done you gotta admit the Dude's dreams are hilarious.
People these days: the Joker is the best stair dancer ever!
People of 90s: bitch please! The Dude is always the best stair dancer!
I search on you tube: jocker vs big lebowski stairs, lead me to this clip and then this first comment :)
I actually contend joker is the best film of the 2010's, not that there were many good iflms in those years. I mean marval dominated. Marvel is trash.
Lebowski is great, but joker is an overall better film.
@@elyastoohey6621 Actually, I preferred Parasite, Inception, Django Unchained, Get Out, Searching, Snowpiercer, The Platform, Shutter Island, Interstellar and some other movies more than Joker.
FZ CBH
Interstellar was Nolan’s best work. It draws upon a myriad of western literature, Norse sagas etc. The voyage of bran.
Joker draws upon a consistent literature and artistic of the “clown” the harlequin. Jester, fool etc.
Parasite while a pretty funny movie, falls short. In terms of high art, it is not so. It is very good. A 9/10 movie.
But fundamentally it is a “rich” movie. A lot of shows and movies post 2000 were shot with lavish modern decor. The beautiful hardwood floors. The upper class lifestyle etc. it appeals to those senses.
Joker is at a lot of tines visually less “pretty” It is a higher work of art.
Same as snowpiercer. Fantastic fun movie. I love it. Especially when they get the metal pipes through the doors, and the battle is evocative of the cruelty to keep other people down. But the movie isn’t high art.
Also where Tarantino often falls short. His movies are good. Django unchained is his best movie, and I fucking love it.
But like most Tarantino films, it’s a collection of awesome scenes (stolen or as he calls it “homaged” from other movies)
Interstellar for me is the second best film of that decade. Because it is high art. And I am not a Nolan fanboy. I find his Batman series good, but overrated when people say they are perfect films.
They are very very good. They’re not art.
@@elyastoohey6621 well these are your opinions but I still believe they are better than Joker.
But I agree with you about Django Unchained as it made to be a homage but since you said that so the Joker itself is a homage film also and the director himself admit that before the movie realest as he said he wanted to be a homage film more than based on the origin comic xD
And the fact I see the Joker is overrated because I felt if the director didn't really used the Joker comic character itself and create a new character from his mind so it would succeed but now like how it is successfully now.
I felt the director wanted to win the oscar cause he didn't winning one before so he took a trip of old success film cause it forget and most teenagers these days don't like to watch old film, and then he tried to think about how he can make the people come to the film, so he said let me use the Joker cause that would make the film a blockbuster.
60s garage rock/punk is the best
One of the greatest scenes I have ever seen in a film
1:57 OVER THE LINE!
Mark it zero!
Bullshit Walter,mark it eight dude!
@grig2069 you're entering a world of pain if you mark a 8!
@Elvin Klobocista they're calling the cops man put the piece away
😟 Alright it’s fucking zero! Are you happy you crazy fuck?
The visions from this scene really remind me of a mescaline trip.
Just found it this is Kenny Roger singing this song which was a hit for his 60s band=my mind blown.
One of my all time favorite songs
RIP Kenny Rogers!
What’s the song
wow. you're kidding. I remember WHEN this song came out. God I'm getting old.
It’s about a bad acid trip.
Did you all ever hear Jeff Bridges talk about the scene were he is looking up the girls skirts? It is hilarious.
What did he say about?
What did he say
@@JR7noir It’s on an interview with Conan.
Apparently some of them didn't wear underwear.
@@TheOllyj oh la la
This song really ties the scene together.
I have no idea why I find this so hilarious
Julianne Moore looks all kinds of hot in that Viking getup. IJS
meh
Kris Bland you ha e bad taste nigga
@@Iamdr3wski3 and you're a sad lonely child trying to be something.
You're nothing and you're destined to become even less.
Not Viking ... She is a Valkyrie
@@Hellwyck chill man
I remember when that song came out when I was twelve years old; at the time I thought that it was really dumb. When I saw "The Big Lebowski" thirty years later, I realized what a great song it was.
I love this movie.
I mean....its really love. Deep love.
Can never stop giggling like a tiny girl watching this.
Possibly the best scene from any movie, debatable.
Best "dream scene" in movie history, hand down!😂😂
This is the best movie I've seen this month.
17 nihilists gave dislike
We belief in nussink!
And upset you enough to comment in the process. One nil to them.
That must be exhausting
I'm from Bremen, but i never saw a nihilist here.
First time watching this movie was on acid and this scene was so insane to me.
Saw this at The Crest theater in Sacramento in 2015 and Jerry Haleva (Saddam) made a scheduled appearance before the show started. The Saddam bowling shirt was on display in the lobby. Jerry came out on stage, with the beret on, and said Jeff Bridges called him on the recommendation from Lloyd Bridges after he played Saddam in Hot Shots. When this seen played, and he handed The Dude his shoes, the whole theater went nuts .😁
In memory of Kenny Rogers
1938 - 2020
most realistic dream sequence ever
One of my all time favorite movies if you haven't seen it your missing out !
This is the best trip scene in a movie.
You’re entering a world of pain...
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU FIND A SKIER IN THE ALPS!
Such a tune
New shit has come to light man!
0:56 I think Joker based the Joaquin's stairs dance on this movie
He walks in dressed like Karl Hungus from Logjammin’ (“who fixes deine kabel”).
And the red scissors are present on a poster in Maud’s studio, and represent the nihilists “cutting off his Johnson”
ALL HAIL TO THE DUDE
Hail to the dude, baby
I've loved Jeff Bridges since the movie Tron in 1982
Darkness washed over the Dude. Darker'n a black steer's tookus on a moonless prairie night. There was no bottom.
the guy who plays Saddam is always the same in every movies hahahaha
I love the lady in the Richard Wagner Opera-style drag 😂
I guess it's a Ken Russell reference. The whole dream looks like all his films at the same time
I'm addicted to the stair dance at 0:59
1:21
Dude I've got a beverage here.
Why, whatever could this symbolism represent? It's so subtle. :)
The tale of Brunhilde and Siegfried?
Right up there for me as a truly amazing piece of cinema this, I love it!
It's strange to think this movie turned 25 today. Still hoping we get a sequel where we follow The Dude & Maude's adult kid.
No. No. No. A sequel screams that loose ends were left untied and the original can't stand by itself.
Why not make a sequel to "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Rudy" while you are at it???
Most of my dance moves come from this movie
Julianne Moore at 1:15 is the same as Bugs Bunny in an episode of Looney Tunes.
nice bank of knowledge you got there chief
LiTTleGaBi21 Hmm, Bunnie Lebowski....
That's Brunhilde. She was a shield maiden and a Valkyrie who either begged Odin to make her mortal or defied Odin and mortality was her punishment. She marries the hero Siegfried in the Ring Cycle or marries an imposter unworthy of her in another tale. I prefer Padraic Colum telling of her tale best of all. You didn't think the Cohns were alluding to Looney Toons, did you?
@@HamCubes Aaand she was in Boogie Nights. Which is an amazing Paul Thomas Anderson film. If you haven't seen it, watch it now! Marky Mark was pretty sexy back then.
@@imjack1041 You live baby!
Just what my condition was in is a hard song to find
Best movie EVER on acid
Technically it's by The First Edition. Kenny Rogers was their lead singer but it wasn't until later that they included his name in the band's name.
There are 33 dancers in the checkerboard dance routine.
Bowling alleys when you get a strike
2:26 one of the models stuffed her costume with fake bush, most the crew was in on the joke.
So does that mean she was actually clean-shaven beneath the merkin?
@@petejt maybe. I don't know. All I know is Jeff had no idea.
And the best part is, Jeff's wife was behind the joke!
One of my absolute favorite scenes of all time, thanks for the quality upload
One of my favorite movie scenes!
The name of the group is First Edition. At this time Kenny Rogers gave Don Henley and Glen Frye their start!How cool is that!
Very Awesome most people don't get know that Kenny wa loaded with such talent !! But he could make you cry & sing . And what a story teller he was .
Not even in my dreams are my dreams this dreamy...
When I saw he was dreaming about Maude but he put her in some outfit that would actually fit her interests and aesthetic while him being the regular porn stuff dude made the scene kinda..... Sweet to me? Like he didn't change anything about her in his vision and was genuinely accepting and non judgemental of what she was all about.
Maude family house has armored goddess averywhere, subconcious portrayal, mause also valkyria
Best movie ever
0:55 Legend has it that the Coens cast the actual Saddam Hussein to play himself
My favorite movie. I love The Dude❤
Can you believe it man? There's people out there who' be never seen this Coen Bros masterpiece. Guess they're not privy to the New shit.😅😂😅
Uou can buy a big pair pf scissors at spirit Halloween! And wear a red spandex onesie. Voila Halloween costume
0:44 is the best face in movie history
Alot like a fever dream
ve cut off your chonson lebowski
haha....:)
all hail the great kenny rogers for this song.
and Glenn Campbell
Kenny Rogers and crew are an underrated psychedelic band for sure.
This is much better than "Lady" or "The Gambler"
pure genius.
The dream took a real traumatic turn, man
Oh it's Exocet... the Diablo font, and font for Tazo tea, Demolition Man, Dogma, Star Trek: Nemesis, ... oh Einhänder on PS1, I remember my friend had that on a demo disc and it was fun.
I think this is my new favorite song.
So Dude was into Maude even before he realized he was, and before he realized Maude was about to become real.
A dude likes this
I judge people on whether they like this movie or not.
If it’s a “no,” I just can’t f*** with them.
2:26 - Nice beaver!
The red guys with scissors remind me of the South Park episode, Ike's Weewee.
I just took my I oxy at the hospital. This is this
2024... who else is watching this
Love those shoes.
最高のPVだが まともな人が作ったとは思えない
I love the original kenny rogers version of this song. Great tune!
imagine this dream scene with the song dumb by nirvana as background music, it just makes more sense to me
maybe just happy, maybe just happy
I can't believe that all of you missed the topless lady at 2:42.
Is she Julian Moore? Divine body.
@@ΝουςΥγιής-δ4ψ Aye!