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Napoleon Dynamite | Full Length Reaction!
🕑 Added 2024-04-23 18:51:06 +0000 UTCHERE'S NAPOLEON DYNAMITE.... first time witnessing this film and I'm realizing that I have NEVER seen a movie similar to this in terms of tone, comedy and acting. It felt like everyone on set was family and truly enjoyed filming this movie - they had so much fun you can just see it. :) So much heart was put into this film and has this awkward, teenage nostalgia air to it. It's like we didn't have the same experiences, but the tone and feeling this movie gives makes you remember those awk teen years LOL
I hope you guys enjoy this experience with me. ✨🤗
Comments
Dale Diaz
Vee the facial expression i've seen you make are funnier than the movie LOL
Joe Blankenship
Yeah. It's hard to describe this movie. You almost expect it to take a dark, cynical turn, but it doesn't. Ends on a nice happy note. And I never knew there was an end credit scene. This was my first time seeing that. Just as hilarious and awkward as the rest of it.
Jonah Bertorelli
she ends her speech with "who wants to eat chiminy-changdas, not me. if you vote for me, it will be summer all year long" or something to that effect lol.
Matt
To this day evey time my sister and I see a model ship we always wisper "I want that" And yes that is the same lady who plays Mac's mom from Sunny
PureGonzo
What blatant racism?
Justin
I saw this in theaters in it's first release....it then had a larger release. This was an indy film that was low budget (Jon Heder was paid $1000 as Napoleon) and it was picked up for distribution by the larger companies as it did well.
Derder
Hadn't seen this movie since it came out on DVD, watched it while I was in the Air Force on nightshift with an amazing group of people, great memories. Thank you V :)
Jonah Bertorelli
priorities. lol
Brian
Had the same thought lol
Jonah Bertorelli
By the way his shoes are snow boots. lol
Jonah Bertorelli
I love how you ignored the blatant racism to adore her cute catch phrase hahahahahaaha
Mitchell Bowker
It was filmed independently for $400,000 but after it screened at Sundance it was pick up by the big companies like Fox and Paramount for just the distribution.
Jonah Bertorelli
Out of all the reactions I figured you might have to Napoleon's late kick "yeah" wasn't one of them. lmao! I'm glad you're seeming to like it so far.
Jonah Bertorelli
"I didn't know that about ligers, this changes everything" LMAO! I fuckin love your reactions.
LightsCameraJake
The incredible thing about this movie is that there aren't any built-in jokes with punchlines. The humor comes strictly from the awkward interactions of the characters. Also With a budget of 400 thousand this movie made 46 million in the box office.
FireGamer95
You never know until you try. Now BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!
VKunia
I wonder what the process was like I'm so curious omg
VKunia
how did you know thats what i was gonna do today
Jeremy Bassi
The actor who played the jock Don visited my middle school when the film was released and talked about the process of making the movie. It was a really cool experience.
FireGamer95
I used to be able to throw a pigskin clear over them mountaintops.
Matt
Gosh!
