The Big Lebowski May Not Be Returning, But The Dude Is Back On Super Bowl Sunday
- 5 years ago
Listen. Sometimes it's just better that you don't mess with a good thing. That doesn't mean it's not nice to check in on good people every once in a while though. Last week's ominous teaser featuring The Big Lebowski left people curious if we might actually be getting a sequel to the Coen Brothers classic. The answer to that is a definitive no. But we are getting a quick catch up with The Dude, who just happens to be seated next to Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw. The '90s, man. You can't escape it.
The duo trades in their signature cocktails (seriously, where's the White Russian?) for a taste of Stella to promote the company's campaign with Water.org. Every Stella purchased through the end of March will help someone without access to clean water, according to the company.
It's nice to see two late '90s staples coming together for a good cause. Sarah Jessica Parker hasn't taken on the role of Bradshaw in nearly a decade since Sex and the City 2 came out in 2009. As for Bridges, Stella Artois confirmed: those really are the same jellies and sweater from all those years ago. Then again, did The Dude ever strike you as someone who's going to throw out a comfortable outfit just because it might not be in fashion anymore?
So that settles it: the big '90s reboot isn't for any kind of sequel... Although, I couldn't help but wonder, was a Sex and the City and Big Lebowski crossover that we needed all along?
The duo trades in their signature cocktails (seriously, where's the White Russian?) for a taste of Stella to promote the company's campaign with Water.org. Every Stella purchased through the end of March will help someone without access to clean water, according to the company.
It's nice to see two late '90s staples coming together for a good cause. Sarah Jessica Parker hasn't taken on the role of Bradshaw in nearly a decade since Sex and the City 2 came out in 2009. As for Bridges, Stella Artois confirmed: those really are the same jellies and sweater from all those years ago. Then again, did The Dude ever strike you as someone who's going to throw out a comfortable outfit just because it might not be in fashion anymore?
So that settles it: the big '90s reboot isn't for any kind of sequel... Although, I couldn't help but wonder, was a Sex and the City and Big Lebowski crossover that we needed all along?