Jeff Lebowski: A role model of the century.

Rating: 10/10 (2 October 2010)

When I was young, I never really got into bowling. I always wanted to, and when I did, I enjoyed myself. The more that I think about the character Jeff Lebowski, the more I envy him. He's so cool. What a role model. He goes to stores in his robe, everyone refers to him as "The Dude", he bowls, he's funny. He's awesome.
He's the coolest role model alive. And what makes The Cohen brother's film, The Big Lebowski, so enjoyable, is the way Jeff Bridges portrays Jeff Lebowski. To be honest, I think Bridges deserved the Oscar, not only for Crazy heart, but for The big Lebowski.
Jeff Lebowski and his friends(Steve Buschemi and John Goodman) are frequent bowlers. Lebowski's life is turned upside down after his mistaken for another Lebowski, who is the opposite, a millionaire. Two guys break into "The Dude's" house and pee on his rug.
"The Dude" goes to the other Lebowski and forces him to pay for his rug. Eventually, the other Lebowski asks Jeff to get involved in his life after his younger wife is kidnapped. And from then on, bunches of weird things happen. Jeff meets The other Leboski's daughter(Julianne Moore) who is involved in porn, and he gets into mishaps with some Germans.
The Big Lebowski is hilarious,well acted,and engrossing. The Dude is such a likable character. The film is made in a style that I can't even describe. I laughed so many times, from Jeff Bridges' screams, to the rest of the movie. Overall, the movie is a masterpiece,and it deserves to be called a classic.
4/4