Yeah, how old are you? When you are 50 years old, you would want to slap someone silly for making a comment like that. Seriously, it's okay to enjoy humor, but you have not seen shit, good or bad, if in fact, this is the "most important" recommendation in life. There is much more serious matters to deal with and the younger generations don't know it yet, but you guys are going to be screwed Since the boomers generation, all have been pampered, but the storm is coming, you'll learn what is important and you"ll remember that asshole(me) warning you.
you underestimate the pretentiousness of some film students, some would rather die alone in a studio apartment with a bottle of whiskey and a needle in the arm than have their "art" go mainstream
Growing up that was for real, if u had a mustache you had a steady career buying beer for everyone in your school. Store clerks back in the day didnt think That is an adult with a mustache" they thought "This kid is passible, so I wont get into trouble."
@@gabebond9452 yep. Use to get out of school and my buddy could buy us beer all day long. We would get a 12 pack of Budweiser and a pack of Marlboro reds and take my friends Toyota down into the woods and get messed up and start fires. Fun times until my buddy wrecked and almost killed both of us. Lol
Yeah. Immediately what came to mind is comparing something like this to The Hangover and its somehow worse sequel. I never get to really know the characters in the Hangover, and therefore I absolutely hate them because they have no redeeming qualities. Then the film just proceeds to show you wacky situations over and over and over. It's not funny or interesting. Its just like oh look here's a tiger and here's mike tyson. Isn't it fun and wacky how crazy these situations are? I absolutely hate it, and the braindead fans of it as well. Napoleon Dynamite on the other hand, takes you in to the lives and feelings of the characters. There's nuance. Subtlety. Every aspect of the situation is felt. Napoleon Dynamite takes its time and makes love to you. The Hangover tries too hard to get you in the sack, humps your leg for a minute, and its pathetic performance is done.
John Dough yeah it’s exactly because he’s Mexican. Not because they indeed make his character more awkward, but because he’s Mexican. You need learning.
Isn't it funny how this short film helped kick start Jon Heder's acting career. A simple short film for school. It goes to show you never know what's possible.
I guess Napoleon's original name was Seth. I don't know where they came up with Napoleon Dynamite, but it's perfect. By far my favorite film of all time; I can't get enough of it.
@@chrisjaybecker4395 Well to be exact Jared Hess went on record and said that he got the name when he was serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of latter Saints and he was talking to this man and he asked him his name and he replied "My name is Napoleon Dynamite." Jared loved the name so much he wrote it down and decided his first film he made would use that name, and the rest is history.
DannyWarlegs It’s one of the greatest, not the greatest. What makes it so great is how simple it is and not being so over the top and relying on swearing every few minutes.
Crack is good. It gives you good videos to watch and keeps you up at night to watch more videos and it also makes you desperate for more crack. I like crack. Crack CRAck! CRACK!!!
Some uncreative dumbass commenting on the algorithm instead of the actual video again. Get over it. It's a fucking algorithm. We get it, it's weird sometimes.
I was surprised to see that there was a different guy cast for Pedro, but I’m not surprised after seeing this as well. The Pedro in the actual movie is perfect, he’s always just hilariously standing by watching what’s going on
i know! he cherished his friends more than a fanny pack. I guess the lesson here is that after being bullied or having a bad day, you need your friends who can cheer you up. His friend called the bully a loser and asked if his neck is alright and that made Napoleon or Seth feel a bit better. But it made him feel a lot better when he bought the wig for his other friend and gave the kid at a bus a small gift. I guess that if you are tossed with lemons, make lemonade. Or choose doing something good and you'll feel better in spite having a bad day. Being Jared Hess a Mormon, it's clear why he wanted to teach people about good values.
I love that about Napoleon. He's weird, exaggerating and over-confident, but he's also incredibly kind, and it carries over into the feature-length film
As a kid, me and my little sister loved this movie. When we were done with a movie we always went through the special features and we watched this a couple times, comparing it to the full film, a little disappointed, a little unnerved by the differences but altogether grateful to know how the masterpiece Napoleon Dynamite was conceived.
The story I’ve heard is that he made this short film when he was a film student, and then he submitted it to a festival. After the screening at the festival a producer approached him and said he loved it, and asked if he had a full-length script to do a full movie. Jared didn’t have a script but said, “yes!” The producer said, “great, send it to me.” Jared went home and wrote the whole script in one sitting to send it to the producer, and that eventually became the movie.
Nah, I know the guy Jeremy Coon who edited this short. Jeremy’s brother owns (or owned) 1-800-Contacts. He approached him after they made this and he footed the bill for a full movie.
just a rumor lol. i feel like it should be obvious since writing an entire script for a feature length film in one sitting is simply not physically humanly possible 😂😂😂
The natural instincts for anyone watching this short film is to compare this to the full length feature film. But this is the predecessor and the drawing board for characters and a story that will live on forever. I enjoyed both this and the film. I think Pedro in the movie had a more mellow personality and a bigger impact on the movie - something that I liked even better than the Pedro+Gilbert combo here. Also, the brother Kip, the uncle Rico and Grandma, and Napoleon's love interest (forget that girl's name), Rex Kwondo, Lafawnduh were all great additions to an already great story. Thanks for posting this.
Brilliant. One of my absolute favorite films of any kind ever. I adore it. It leaves me happy yet melancholy and nostalgic and full of emotion; as does Napoleon Dynamite also. So inspiring to me and my films. Long live Jared Hess.
Hell of a short film. There's no wonder why it made it to theatre. So good to be reminded again of this memory thank you to who it may concern. I seen the film a few times. One time was at a camp on the projector screen. The place was old so it added to the nostalgia of the film. The next morning there was a girl taped to the tree outside the mess hall. Added even more to the experience. That whole year was bomb.
It’s sad how he starred in the movie and we never hear from him again. He would have went on to star in many more highly grossing movies guaranteed. Napoleon!! Where are you ??
I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not but his name is Jon Heder and he starred in much more media. His latest piece of work is Funny Thing About Love (2021)
Wow…I straight up never knew about this until just tonight when my recommendations just slapped this in my face. It’s like watch the a favorite movie from a completely different universe and time period. Amazing.
it’s kind of weird how seeing a video posted on April 2006 can bring a type of comfort. I was a sophomore in high school and gosh , what simpler times 😩
This is one of my favourite movies of all time. I think Pedro was better portrayed in the later version - nerds are supposed to be more passive than appeared here. This version was a little more slapstick, the later version is cerebral.
When you think you're just discovering a video you've never heard of, then scroll down in the comments and see that you already thumbs-upped a bunch of comments probably 10 years ago.
It’s been a while since I’ve seen this. I originally watched in on a dvd copy of Napoleon Dynamite and I never understood why it was there. But it’s good to get context as to why it exists.
I had a really good friend Jeff Berger who used to tell me stories about when he was in college and was in class with the guy who wrote this. He made a film called boilermaker. I’ll never forget that dude.
Everything up to 3:30 was classic Napoleon Dynamite - it feels like a Special Short from the time the movie released. The rest feels like what it is; a short movie made by someone who's in film school. Such a treat to see the inspiration behind the movie.
If you want to see another "film school movie", check out "You're a Big Boy Now." It is feature length and was Francis Ford Coppola's first movie as a university project. And if you like music from John Sebastian and The Lovin' Spoonful, you'll appreciate their music in this.
Somewhere Rainbows I probably should’ve included the face that I haven’t seen this in two years lmao. The mental math and grammar wasn’t there luv I’m sorry
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![Bottle Rocket [Short Film]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Yrt-ZKa4u0k/mqdefault.jpg)
I like how the og pedro was 2 people
Pedro is the fusion name.
David Bass Napoleon had his own crew
@@Rand0mHero713 haha haha that's witty as fuck
This is the oldest and yet most important recommended video I’ve ever had.
"Like anyone could even know that!" Lol
AntxGaming i 100 percent agree with you
Yeah, how old are you? When you are 50 years old, you would want to slap someone silly for making a comment like that.
Seriously, it's okay to enjoy humor, but you have not seen shit, good or bad, if in fact, this is the "most important" recommendation in life.
There is much more serious matters to deal with and the younger generations don't know it yet, but you guys are going to be screwed Since the boomers generation, all have been pampered, but the storm is coming, you'll learn what is important and you"ll remember that asshole(me) warning you.
@@johnbasiglone1219
No one is gonna remember a salty youtube comment. Btw, super whack comment John. Logged in to especially point that out.
Same
This is every film students dream. To have their work turned into a cult classic and instantly become a house hold name
ok
Wes Anderson did the same watch bottle rocket it was a short first
God you're beautiful
Youre every film students dream
you underestimate the pretentiousness of some film students, some would rather die alone in a studio apartment with a bottle of whiskey and a needle in the arm than have their "art" go mainstream
Wow this Pedro mustve been pissed that they didnt use him in the movie. He probably still walks around telling people he was the original Pedro.
dbcooprrr no he don’t u poop sock I saw you at Walmart yesterday don’t lie >:(
haha yeah
The original Pedro wish he had Pedro's talent.
Or this Pedro got deported by Trump. Yes I know trump wasn’t president back then.
This Pedro sucks
How the hell did I not know this existed until 2019?
I think this was on the DVD too I remember when I had it they put this on it I forgot all about it till this video pop up..
Werent on my dvd fucking lying pig
fucking same! it was glorious
Same here !
Right ? ....this little gem ROCKS....!
I like how a mustache immediately got the respect of the clerk
Growing up that was for real, if u had a mustache you had a steady career buying beer for everyone in your school. Store clerks back in the day didnt think That is an adult with a mustache" they thought "This kid is passible, so I wont get into trouble."
@@gabebond9452 yep. Use to get out of school and my buddy could buy us beer all day long. We would get a 12 pack of Budweiser and a pack of Marlboro reds and take my friends Toyota down into the woods and get messed up and start fires. Fun times until my buddy wrecked and almost killed both of us. Lol
Funny how this was uploaded to RUclips 13 years ago and I've never seen it, and all of a sudden bamm. There it is.
Yeah I thought the same! Where the hell did this video spring from? Lol
I'm calling Mandela effect
Same. Right after I dusted off the DVD and popped it into my PS4. Funny timing
Things are always in the last place you look, funny!
invisibot 6 you don’t know what the Mandela effect is and secondly, shit ain’t real.
everyone: what are you going to show us today?
youtube algorithm: whatever I feel like showing you, gosh...
Film class professor: What are you going to show us today?
Jon Heder: Whatever I feel like I wanna show you gosh!!
Excellent. You win 42 internet points
Hahahahahah
Pretty much
algorithm is getting smarter...gosh!
Dorks in 2002: 3:12
Cool kids in 2019: 3:12
Matt C straight up
😂
"Go find your grandma or something."
you're bugging me, goshhhh
oh...ahh...you fricking loser I hate you...gosh...
Character driven movies > situational driven movies
This is a little of both
That's just, like, your opinion, man.
Yeah. Immediately what came to mind is comparing something like this to The Hangover and its somehow worse sequel. I never get to really know the characters in the Hangover, and therefore I absolutely hate them because they have no redeeming qualities. Then the film just proceeds to show you wacky situations over and over and over. It's not funny or interesting. Its just like oh look here's a tiger and here's mike tyson. Isn't it fun and wacky how crazy these situations are? I absolutely hate it, and the braindead fans of it as well. Napoleon Dynamite on the other hand, takes you in to the lives and feelings of the characters. There's nuance. Subtlety. Every aspect of the situation is felt. Napoleon Dynamite takes its time and makes love to you. The Hangover tries too hard to get you in the sack, humps your leg for a minute, and its pathetic performance is done.
I feel like a diamond fell out of the sky and landed in my lap
Friggin sweet
...dude, it's me from the future!
@@TheUnholyPosole Kind of like a time crystal? Sweet.
@@Kehwanna Flippin sweet
Sick🔥 now hand over the tots and nobody gets hurt
Same man the algorithm came in clutch
I am glad they chose the new Pedro. His ineptly obtuse staring into the space is pure gold😂
I love how this version places so much importance on the wig.
It is a national treasure
It was the main story all along. All the other stuff was just filler.
I’m glad they made Pedro more awkward 😂
why do you say that bc hes mexican? So that's how you view us as being awkward?
John Dough yeah it’s exactly because he’s Mexican. Not because they indeed make his character more awkward, but because he’s Mexican. You need learning.
@@jeffreygalle5960 see I fkin knew it..I knew it, and u said that to me bc I'm Mexican right? you just hate us. I knew it.
John Dough I hope you’re a troll. Otherwise life will kick you in the ass if you can’t pick up on sarcasm as heavy as that 😅
@@FrigglyFluff oh look another racist asshole. Go back to 4chan
It’s always such a treat when you finally get to read the manga for your favorite anime
I find it surreal how a lot of kids today wouldn’t be able to remember the pop culture craze that Napoleon Dynamite created.
The Feisty brings me back to the simple times
Only the coolest of us had a VOTE FOR PEDRO shirt...
Elijah Green tf?
BrandonJustPlays Δ ohh wow what a surprise ..right?
S L U M B E R I’m a junior and nobody knows what it is
Isn't it funny how this short film helped kick start Jon Heder's acting career. A simple short film for school. It goes to show you never know what's possible.
Branden Doll it happens! Check vin diesel reel
This short film Kickstarted Jon Heder's long film.
Doesn't look simple to me
@Jack Anderson You know who he is, he still pops up in stuff. Napoleon Dynamite came out in 2004.
Lol. I think you mean this is proof as to how random life can be.
I guess Napoleon's original name was Seth. I don't know where they came up with Napoleon Dynamite, but it's perfect. By far my favorite film of all time; I can't get enough of it.
"Napoleon Dynamite" was an old nickname Elvis Costello used at times, most notably on 1986's "Blood & Chocolate" LP.
@@chrisjaybecker4395 Well to be exact Jared Hess went on record and said that he got the name when he was serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of latter Saints and he was talking to this man and he asked him his name and he replied "My name is Napoleon Dynamite." Jared loved the name so much he wrote it down and decided his first film he made would use that name, and the rest is history.
That one Guy so in a strange way, Mormonism is responsible for one of the greatest comedy films of all time
@@mr.anderson2241 "Greatest comedy films of all time"? Eh....I wouldnt go that far.
DannyWarlegs It’s one of the greatest, not the greatest. What makes it so great is how simple it is and not being so over the top and relying on swearing every few minutes.
I like how he alluded to the milk drinking competition that actually appeared in the feature film. Made me smile.
For those that don't know, this film is titled "Peluca" and was made in 2002 while director Jared Hess was at Brigham Young University.
Pure gold
Hess is a Mormon? Hmmm
Cerulean c so is Jon Heder
@@rhinoburger Hmmmm
Peluca means Wig in Spanish, makes sense, since the other Pedro gets one for him.
The youtube algorithm is on crack again
Crack is good. It gives you good videos to watch and keeps you up at night to watch more videos and it also makes you desperate for more crack. I like crack. Crack CRAck! CRACK!!!
*snort* oh yeah.
Cherry Lion Snorting crack? You're doing it wrong.
@@igiveuponhumanity9238 hahahah . You're supposed to suppository it?
Some uncreative dumbass commenting on the algorithm instead of the actual video again. Get over it. It's a fucking algorithm. We get it, it's weird sometimes.
For a splitsecond I thought the thumbnail was Napoleon in Clerks.
Except its Napoleon and silent Gail oh yea and Pedro
Cool, wasn’t just me
I know me too. Before I read the title I was like what is this a clerks crossover?
After watching I still think its clerks
Bro me too
Your mom goes to film school.
😡😡😢😢😭😭😭🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️
Goshhhh
I wish you’d get out of my life and shut up!!
Like your DMT playlist 👌😂
So Pedro was a homie back in the day...
"My wife says I gotta stop, but..." 🤣🤣🤣
I’m feeling so positive today
"I just wanted to try out my luck"
Killed me
I was surprised to see that there was a different guy cast for Pedro, but I’m not surprised after seeing this as well. The Pedro in the actual movie is perfect, he’s always just hilariously standing by watching what’s going on
Pedro & gale fused
This is pretty much the best student film I've ever seen, GOSH!
“like anyone can even know that”
@@Broeater3000 That’s the best response ever 😂
Right up there with "Cannibal: The Musical".
Two Pedros? First time I’m seeing this video in 2019, the movie came out a long time ago. Poor first Pedro was too normal to be a Pedro.
Gale w the hood at lunch is the Pedro that ended up in the movie
Pedro and Gale merged into one character.
@@toddf.packer9394, incorrect...
@@jasoncloer3792 not sure what you mean... "why does Gale have his hood up?" Gale is Pedro in the movie...lol
This was uploaded 16 years ago
It was his money and he used it on the wig instead of his fanny pack, awww
Whats up girl
i know! he cherished his friends more than a fanny pack. I guess the lesson here is that after being bullied or having a bad day, you need your friends who can cheer you up. His friend called the bully a loser and asked if his neck is alright and that made Napoleon or Seth feel a bit better. But it made him feel a lot better when he bought the wig for his other friend and gave the kid at a bus a small gift. I guess that if you are tossed with lemons, make lemonade. Or choose doing something good and you'll feel better in spite having a bad day. Being Jared Hess a Mormon, it's clear why he wanted to teach people about good values.
I love that about Napoleon. He's weird, exaggerating and over-confident, but he's also incredibly kind, and it carries over into the feature-length film
Napoleon Dynamite is a glorious movie.
Mmyesshhhhh
33Ddg209Ret7 seriously? Never heard that. Frickin snowflake hipsters need to grow a pair and grow up.
Napoleon dynamite is racist film and has animal torture
@@constablebentonfraser5014 elaborate, either way your opinion is wrong
@@gonfreeccs1834 your mom is wrong
2006 - 2018: Nope
2019: *Let's recommend this to everyone*
Mustache = getting lottery ticket. Wig = getting chicks
Finding this clip is like a homeless man giving you his gold Rolex. Thank you youtube, I needed this.
Thanks Dwight Schrute, very cool
"giving you"
Dwight Schrute battle star galactica
I don't have nearly as much guilt watching this...
I thought I was about to read blowjob 😂😂😂
Its funny to see how much changes between the two versions while still capturing the spirit of this student film.
the gas station scene was great, in the commentary they mentioned that the guy behind the counter really worked there. He did a great job.
Fair to say he understood, the assignment
Jeez I love how all these commentators are from like one or two days ago.
"Commentators"
it's just randomly popping up in our reccomended...fuckin strange
Yeah man, RUclips algorithm is some crazy shit
4 years ago!
Hello from 2024
Gail, you look like a medieval warrior.
gracias
He looks like a land scaper
@@uselance1741 a medieval landscaper?
It's so cool to see how much stuff in this was kept in the movie. A brilliant short :)
Samuel Martin absolutely
"...Im just feeling really positive today.." LOL
I’m glad that they recast Pedro and changed his name to Napoleon.
back in 82' i use to throw a pig skin a quarter mile
Are you serious?
how much you wanna bet i can throw a football over one of them mountains? hooohh-
David Taylor oh I’m dead serious
"Where did you get such incredible reflexes?" Lol this should have been in the movie.
It was
He really over did the " GOD's" in this,im glad he pulled back on em in the movie.
"Un lotto ticket por favor"
That mustache tho...
They combined him and the original Pedro
@@guitaristshawn i'm not mexican nor do i have aztec or plain indian features. But i like to call my mustache "el pedro" xD
@@bryanotero123 that's brilliant! lol
(trips over leaves)
"There goes a true hero."
LMAO!! I love that part.
As a kid, me and my little sister loved this movie. When we were done with a movie we always went through the special features and we watched this a couple times, comparing it to the full film, a little disappointed, a little unnerved by the differences but altogether grateful to know how the masterpiece Napoleon Dynamite was conceived.
You ever watch the cartoon?
I can see why they made this into a movie. This short is subtle and brilliant
The story I’ve heard is that he made this short film when he was a film student, and then he submitted it to a festival. After the screening at the festival a producer approached him and said he loved it, and asked if he had a full-length script to do a full movie. Jared didn’t have a script but said, “yes!” The producer said, “great, send it to me.”
Jared went home and wrote the whole script in one sitting to send it to the producer, and that eventually became the movie.
Nah, I know the guy Jeremy Coon who edited this short. Jeremy’s brother owns (or owned) 1-800-Contacts. He approached him after they made this and he footed the bill for a full movie.
just a rumor lol. i feel like it should be obvious since writing an entire script for a feature length film in one sitting is simply not physically humanly possible 😂😂😂
Doesn’t seem possible but be cool if it was
You would have to be real dumb to believe this comment. 120 pages in one sitting? Did he take adderal and write for 48 hours?
having Burt Bacharach do the music for yer school project - YER ALREADY AHEAD OF THE GAME
The natural instincts for anyone watching this short film is to compare this to the full length feature film. But this is the predecessor and the drawing board for characters and a story that will live on forever. I enjoyed both this and the film. I think Pedro in the movie had a more mellow personality and a bigger impact on the movie - something that I liked even better than the Pedro+Gilbert combo here. Also, the brother Kip, the uncle Rico and Grandma, and Napoleon's love interest (forget that girl's name), Rex Kwondo, Lafawnduh were all great additions to an already great story. Thanks for posting this.
I remember finding this in the special features section on the dvd a long time ago.
WHAT
This Pedro Lost his part for being too normal. Too bad. It could’ve changed his life.
STEVEN SPENNEBERG the new guy combined the old guys into one
Well you could hire him to clean your house
Lost his part? He's in the original Napoleon Dynamite ffs! That's friggin' sweet.
ExploringLA FAN you have daddy issues
Pa’Chicken
This was better than the Last Jedi.
So are you
2022 and I'd never seen this. AWESOMENESS!
What a treasure. One of my all time favorite films. Thanks for posting.
“Whatever I feel like I want to do- gosh!”
That part literally killed me
Are you dead?
Demario Hinds sadly
Brilliant. One of my absolute favorite films of any kind ever. I adore it. It leaves me happy yet melancholy and nostalgic and full of emotion; as does Napoleon Dynamite also. So inspiring to me and my films. Long live Jared Hess.
This needs to be in the Smithsonian
Cecily Erker literal history
Finally RUclips recommendations started pulling their weight!!!
Bruhh ive been seeing you on some of the other videos that are recommended to me hahaha plus toxic holocaust!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
This reminds me of that movie napahead dynagrenade.
*Nipplehead dynobites
Naked daked
Recommended 13 years later
Well played RUclips
Well played
Recommends it just in time for it to be a fresh retro classic
Pedro *OG* here.
The Pedro we end up getting is all these three combined
I miss OG Pedro, its almost like other Pedro swallowed him up, like Majin Buu becoming Super Buu
I saw this in college at BYU in 2003 when it was first shown at our school film festival. Who knew we would still be watching this in 2019 on YT.
Hell of a short film. There's no wonder why it made it to theatre. So good to be reminded again of this memory thank you to who it may concern. I seen the film a few times. One time was at a camp on the projector screen. The place was old so it added to the nostalgia of the film. The next morning there was a girl taped to the tree outside the mess hall. Added even more to the experience. That whole year was bomb.
It’s sad how he starred in the movie and we never hear from him again. He would have went on to star in many more highly grossing movies guaranteed. Napoleon!! Where are you ??
I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not but his name is Jon Heder and he starred in much more media. His latest piece of work is Funny Thing About Love (2021)
@@ABlueyFan No I was dead serious. Didn’t realize he continued his acting career. I will check it out. Good lookin out.
Blades of Glory
Was in high school when Napoleon Dynamite came out, around 2004. This and it is legendary.
Wow…I straight up never knew about this until just tonight when my recommendations just slapped this in my face. It’s like watch the a favorite movie from a completely different universe and time period. Amazing.
Its incredible how true to the movie this is.
Napoleon Dynamite…….
A must see for all movie buffs. It’s a must classic. Will become even more so with years ahead…. A Canadian film buff.
So cool to see the ideas and plot in this turned into the movie!
it’s kind of weird how seeing a video posted on April 2006 can bring a type of comfort. I was a sophomore in high school and gosh , what simpler times 😩
Got kids and teens of ur own? Watch this film with them!
Has a Clerks kinda vibe
No, you just haven't seen a lot of black and white movies, so you relate them to Clerks.
I agree the way it was shot looks a lot like clerks! Especially the lottery scene.😂
@@TheUnholyPosole The lottery ticket scene in the convenience store could have been in Clerks.
@@TheUnholyPosole even if this wasn't in black and white it would give off clerks vibe
R shut the fuck up
Wonder how many of us went and watched the movie after seeing this!
The Man literally about to check Netflix and hulu
@@yashiyah144k I have the disk in my room I know what I'm watching once I get home
I love the off-camera voice prompting the “Pedro” line to the actor playing the bully.
I have no idea what anyone saw in this to make it a full length movie, but I am glad they did. 👍
This is one of my favourite movies of all time. I think Pedro was better portrayed in the later version - nerds are supposed to be more passive than appeared here. This version was a little more slapstick, the later version is cerebral.
Pedro isn’t a nerd. Have you even seen the movie?
Feels like clerks.. love
It only took 18 years for the youtube algorithm to recommend this to me.
Here we meet! 👏🏆
When you think you're just discovering a video you've never heard of, then scroll down in the comments and see that you already thumbs-upped a bunch of comments probably 10 years ago.
"Randy, go find your grandma, you're buggin' the heck out of me, gosh!"
ohohoho, this was where it all began :)
ROXIO7 lol true enough
This is still equally iconic.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is the inspiration behind one of the worlds greatest works of art
It’s scary that this video is 16 years old
At 1:31 you can hear someone feeding Randy his line of "pedro". I guess it was too hard a line for him to remember, what a bodaggit!
The fall at 7:24 is hilarious, lol!
Recommended 13 years later? What the hell. Haha.
Fuck off you fucking moron
@Scott Clam fuck you you uncompassionae piece of shit
It’s been a while since I’ve seen this. I originally watched in on a dvd copy of Napoleon Dynamite and I never understood why it was there. But it’s good to get context as to why it exists.
Such a great movie. Jon Heder's great.
Sometimes I just want the life were so simple like the Napoleon Dynamite life
this shaped an entire generation of young teens
Never realized how much we needed a sequel until now
I had a really good friend Jeff Berger who used to tell me stories about when he was in college and was in class with the guy who wrote this. He made a film called boilermaker. I’ll never forget that dude.
Best Short Film Ever
How am I just seeing this now? Napoleon Dynamite is my favorite movie of all time I've watched it about a billion times
Those two guys are great, they match the tone of the movie really well
Everything up to 3:30 was classic Napoleon Dynamite - it feels like a Special Short from the time the movie released. The rest feels like what it is; a short movie made by someone who's in film school. Such a treat to see the inspiration behind the movie.
If you want to see another "film school movie", check out "You're a Big Boy Now." It is feature length and was Francis Ford Coppola's first movie as a university project. And if you like music from John Sebastian and The Lovin' Spoonful, you'll appreciate their music in this.
This video has been waiting 16 years for me to watch it.
Why is this in my recommended two years later? I’m crying and I open RUclips and this is what comes up? Amazing
Alexis Jared TWO years? Uh, I might be failing math class, but I’m pretty sure 19-6 isn’t 2.
Somewhere Rainbows I probably should’ve included the face that I haven’t seen this in two years lmao. The mental math and grammar wasn’t there luv I’m sorry