The old man's narration at the beginning of "The Big Leribbonski" has a hint of black humor, dragging a deep, steady tone and less impressive voice, but the story he wants to tell is so absurd and bizarre.
At the end of the narration, in order to introduce the protagonist "Governor", it is always repeated:
"Sometimes there is a man...")
It seems to want to stop talking, and it seems that it is unclear and unclear, so what kind of person is this bearded, untrimmed, wearing sunglasses, walking to the supermarket and opening the milk lid to smell it?
Imagine, who can stand such a thing, not counting being stuffed into the toilet, having to be peed on their own blankets, and having to be despised by two guys who want to be in debt, who can stand Nyima? What's more, all this is only because his original name is the same as that of a rich "Lebowski", and the wife of the rich Lebowski went out and went out and owed debts.
However, he just put on his sunglasses to express his helplessness, perhaps he was engaged in literary creation, played with heavy metals, and did not care so much after that.
One of them, Walter, ran the train with his mouth full of mouths and had a fiery temperament, which I guess was probably the after-effects of the war. This guy just because someone accidentally crossed the line while bowling, unwilling to score him, he had to pull out a gun to resolve the dispute, and with his personality, it is estimated that he could really give the person a bullet.
The other was Doni, whose questions were either slow or not on the point, and apparently his presence took the sense of humor to the next level.
Still, he was happy to be with them.
After discussion between the three men, the Overseer decided to ask the Lebossky for an explanation, but his ventriloquism was inferior and he ate the closed door. However, after some time, Helene pawski came to him, hoping that he would take a box of ransom to rescue the kidnapped debtor daughter-in-law Bonnie and give him a certain reward, because it was probably the person who peed on his blanket, so he could still get out of the way. So he went.
This little troublemaker has acted in a yellow film, blown a whistle for $1,000, and also made the daughter-in-law of the rich Lebowski.
A small riot that is detached from low-level fun, extreme hedonism and moneyism.
This woman spoke basically without gaps, as if it were raining heavily, and could not stop, from the naked to the vagina, and then to the penis, from the penis to the blanket, from the blanket to the ransom, from the ransom to the doctor.
But then there were fewer words, and she found the overseer, went straight to bed from the naked body, and completed the great harmony, because she just wanted to have a child.
Sometimes, people can still be humorous when they are dead.
In a small, fierce 3-on-3 brawl, Dorney accidentally suffers a frightened heart attack and suddenly falls to the ground. Later, he died.
Later, in order to take his ashes away, The Overseer and Walter faced two major problems, one was that the ashes needed containers, and the second was that the urns were too expensive to buy. So I had to run to the supermarket and get a jar.
They found a cliff and wanted to throw their ashes out to sea. After Walter delivered a eulogy and Vietnam War, he opened the lid and scattered it into the sea in front of him, when the weather was clear and the sea scenery was unobstructed, but the wind was very strong, so the ashes were blown back in the face.
We can feel that cruel humor from almost every character, powerless but finally with a hint of warmth, just like the last two embracing.
As a crime film, the plot of this film is naturally very ups and downs, so there are no spoilers.