One of the most definitive movies of the 90s came out right near the end of it; that film of course being The Coen Brothers’ masterwork, The Big Lebowski. It’s such a seminal movie that it’s one of the rare cinematic works that regularly have gatherings such as Lebowskifest to celebrate its existence as a cultural touchstone.

As of this year, The Big Lebowski will mark a quarter century since its release into theaters and Fathom Events wants to do a special tribute by bringing The Dude and company (and enemies) all back to the big screen for two nights at all Fathom Events participating theaters (mostly Regal and AMC). On Apr. 16th and 4/20, a very special screening of The Big Lebowski will happen across the country, definitely in NYC and LA with special commentary from renowned film critic and historian, Leonard Maltin.

Tickets are $20 across the board and you can (and should) go get them here.