
‘The Big Lebowski’ at 20. Plus: John Cooper Clarke, the Baudelaire of Salford, is ‘The Luckiest Guy Alive’
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The Legacy of The Big Lebowski
This chapter explores the cultural significance and enduring appeal of 'The Big Lebowski,' reflecting on its complex narrative and unique characters. The conversation delves into themes of counterculture, nostalgia, and the film's commentary on the slacker lifestyle of the early 1990s, while also considering contemporary perspectives on gender and representation. Personal anecdotes and critical examinations highlight both the film's charm and its limitations in today's societal context.
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