This was my 98 year old father's, favorite movie. He actually passed wearing a "Vote for Pedro" shirt. His ghost is gonna show up in this T-shirt and scare absolutely nobody. Showing up at God's throne, wearing only this t-shirt, Porky Piggin' it through eternity.
That just makes me happy to know. Sure, less than $50mil doesn’t normally seem like a big deal at the box office, but when that’s 115x your movie budget, that’s a really huge success. Then there’s the cultural impact bonus on top of that.
@@0okamino Yep. Studios can potentially earn a lot more return on the budgets they give if they would invest in more smaller, less expensive movies. A 200M budget movie would have to get 23,000M for a comparable box office. I keep hoping they will go back to making more smaller budget movies.
Watching J's progression from confused and bewildered to suddenly picking up on the vibe and being all-in on the humor in the span of five minutes was awesome entertainment.
The dance payoff is so good. They condition you through the whole movie to assume Napoleon is just bad at everything, then he kills that shit. Such smart writing.
This is one of those movies that gets funnier Everytime you watch it. The first time I watched it, I was like "wtf did I just watch?" But then the next day at work me and a couple coworkers were talking about it and I was laughing my ass off. Then I watched it a few times more and loved it. It'll hit you in retrospect.
This has instantly become one of my favorite reactions by you, J. Watching you be so confused and gradually get more and more into it and then peaking with the dance scene. So great! Also the spit takes killed me.
EOM is a big dog lover, but I still laugh at his reaction to The Thing where he began very pro-doggie-as usual-but flipped his personalty full 180° several minutes later.
The writers say that all theses little snippets happened to them irl growing up in Idaho. In middle school. Idk why that makes this move THAT much more funny
It's comparable to the events of _"American Graffiti."_ The events/characters in that film were based on George Lucas' real-life experiences growing up in California.
The old farmer that shot the cow said "over there by that creek bed is where I found a couple Shoshone Indian arrow heads" . When they were eating eggs.
Rex Kwon Do the Dojo guy in genie pants was also in "Office Space" as the neighbor who could hear everything through the wall. I remember you loved him. Question: what would you do if you had a million dollars? Answer: Two chicks at the same time.
In small towns like this the schools are normally kindergarten through high school seniors. All under one roof. So it just makes sense for all ages to ride the same bus because they are going to the same location. For example my closest local school has a senior class of 20 the whole school might be 100 students.
I guess the moral of this movie is, no matter how goofy you are, just do your best and don't care about what people think. You be you. It will all work out.
For real. First time my wife and I watched it, we look at each other at the end and both went, "WTF was that??" So we watched it again like a week later and laughed through the whole thing.
It’s my birthday today. I have a pizza, there’s a snowstorm outside, I just took an edible, and I’m about to remember how much I loved this movie as a kid while I watch along with you. This is the peace I need ❤
This might be my fav reaction from J. His reaction to the dance scene was GOLD. We almost had two spit takes.... I couldn't ask for a better reaction. It looked like you felt a little better after watching this J? They do say laughter is the best medicine. Glad you're feeling better now.
each person picks a direction, then you try to hit the ball so it goes over the other persons head, or they miss the return, and the ball wraps around the pole. The first one to get the ball to wind all the way up tight to the pole wins.
If you happen to hit the spot where the string attaches to the ball, it can hurt your fist pretty bad. Obviously best to hit the ball in the lower part.
I LOVE people who just are who they are - be the weird, unique soul that you are 😻❤ The people who act perfect, normal - they scare me; you can never trust them, because they arn't even showing you who they really are - and alot of them, acting like that - they arn't nice people underneath it all, hahah
J's face throughout this whole reaction was an absolute pleasure to behold! 😂😂 trying to describe this movie to anyone who hasn't seen it is impossible. Embrace the weird my friends!!
I'm from the hometown this movie was shot in. Preston, Idaho. When I grew up there we had a little over 3,000 people living there. Now I think it's close to 10k. I went to that high school. I was in the military when this came out and when I talked to my sister she said that when this came out the city had parked Uncle Rico's van on main Street so people could get their pictures taken.
Bruh....snow day here in north Texas so stuck at home. As a teacher who showed this to all my students like 20-21 years ago, you reacting to it an loving it made my entire Fu****g day. Feel better soon and keep doing your thing. This movie gets better and better the more you see it. Be well man.
Ah yes. Good ol' Tether Ball. The game of concussions, stubbed fingers, and humiliation. There was always one tall kid at every school who dominated the yard. Even if you could reach the ball, the risk of trying to return that rocket punch was too high. Those were fun times.
Napoleon's dance is forever immortalized in World of Warcraft too. I've had people from Idaho tell me this is accurate to the place, people are weird and it's a timewarp
Somewhere there is a photo of me at 14,when this film came out,,with the exchange student my aunt and uncle hosted named Pedro. I am also wearing the "vote for Pedro" shirt. He loved it,even though he hadn't watched the film. Also,my favorite part of the film is how it was supposed to actually set in 2004/05 rural Idaho. They did a great job of showing how many small towns during that time hadn't progressed much in 20 years. That is how my hometown was in the 2000s. I could have swore we were still living in 1986,in some respects. 😂 Also,my mom is helping out her elderly brother and she was venting to me about how he hasn't changed a bit. She said "He is just like damn Uncle Rico! STILL Living his glory 1970s football days" 😂 perfect timing with this 👌
In case you missed it, Rex is played by Dedrich Bader, best known for his work in The Drew Carey Show. The two guys in the lowrider - you may remember them as a couple of assassins in "Breaking Bad".
Visited this town in middle school right before this movie was made. My buddy had moved to my home town that year and I went back with him and his fam for their “dairy days” celebration. I entered the spelling bee and won the whole thing with the word “Mortgage”… good times
You visited the town and actually had a moment that could’ve easily been a scene in the movie. “Won the whole thing with the word ‘Mortgage’” Dairy days celebration, and won the spelling bee with that word, epic. I can totally visualize this in a Napoleon Dynamite 2
@@rebeccam7239 my favorite thing about this movie is that there's always gonna be people who just don't get it at all, but anyone who has lived in or visited 1k population towns knows that this is unfiltered life captured on film
I can't think of another movie like Napoleon Dynamite. It's so weird and awkward and a lot of people really don't jive with that. But it's also so totally genuine and doesn't try to be a "big movie" or follow the rules. It's just a funny little story, but it was a cultural PHENOMENON back when it came out. Them Vote for Pedro shirts were EVERYWHERE.
that part where kip runs over the tupperware bowl and shatters it, says 'dang it' and drives off is my favorite part of the entire movie. I'm glad it got you so good, too!
21 years ago when this movie came out, my friends and I went to the local discount cinema and watched this movie something like 20 times. 😂😂😂😂 I'd give anything to go back to those days.😢😢😢
Me and my little Brother hated the Hell out of it massively and just cringed throughout. One day I was really ill with flu and couldn't be bothered to change the channel over when it started and I swear I felt near cured by the end from laughing! I think I needed another decade to get over myself. It's oddly very beautiful💝
I, too, am watched this my younger brother. I had never seen a preview or anything, totally blind. I was annoyed and confused at first, and my little brother almost hurt himself laughing so hard… Good times
All kids K-12 ride the same bus. This just points out Napoleon's uncool status. All the other kids have cars, only the dorks ride the bus, and the in-town kids might ride a bike. At least that's what it was like for me in a small town back in the day. 😊
Tetherball is what that game with the ball on a rope attached to a pole is called. They metal loop the rope goes through to secure the ball feels real nice when you catch it with a fist in the winter. 😂😂😂😂
The song is Canned Heat by Jamiroquai, same band that did the Virtual Insanity video and Deeper Underground for Godzilla. Their album Rock Dust Light Star was peak but Jay Kay somehow mispronounced "automaton" in the album, Automaton.
I remember showing this to my mom not long after it came out, she laughed some but thought it was dumb, but she kept watching it again and again getting used to the humor till she loved it lol. One of my favorite movies
I had a hard time getting into this movie on a first watch. I couldn't find the characters relatable. But when I watched it a second time, I viewed it in a different way. The story does have heart.
35:42 I have a Napoleon Dynamite set of magnets and my favorite one says “I caught you a delicious bass”, which would have been a great final line, but the wedding scene was nice.
Any time the whole school population puts the popular kids who look down on others in their place it is wonderful. I saw it once, and for about three months there was no bullying, no fights, until things gradually returned back to ”normal”, whatever that is.
OMG, this still cracks me up. I'm talking about hysterical howling tears of joy laughter. I took a short trip from Wyoming into some small town in Idaho once around 2015/2016 and it was pretty much like this. Get well soon Jay and I'll see you in the next one.
This is one of those movies that's so stupid that it's funny. 😂 Also, I would vote for Pedro. Especially after Napoleon's skit. 🙋🏾♀️ FYI: The game they're playing with the Ball on the rope and pole is called tetherball.
Mannn this one came out when I was in middle school. Perfect timing. It’s such a unique movie. And yea easily the best worst dance of all time. Also as someone who loves movies in general, always always always look up each movie online during the credits to verify after credits. So many people miss out on some good scenes! Just saw sonic 3 and they killed it during their end credits
The game they're playing is called "tetherball." The object of the game is to keep hitting the ball until it has enough momentum to wrap itself tightly around the pole. If more than one player is playing, players take turns hitting the ball. Whoever gives the ball a "winning strike" wins the game.
You experienced two "spit takes" on this one and you contained them masterfully, sir. Also, that game they're playing is known as "Tether ball" (at least where I come from) Knew you would like this movie.
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“This story makes no sense-it’s magical.” Probably the best way to sum this movie up!
This was my 98 year old father's, favorite movie. He actually passed wearing a "Vote for Pedro" shirt. His ghost is gonna show up in this T-shirt and scare absolutely nobody. Showing up at God's throne, wearing only this t-shirt, Porky Piggin' it through eternity.
Porky Piging it! Hahahahahahahaha
Lovely story.❤
I had a vote for Pedro shirt! Don’t know what happened to it!
Also fun fact: the President of Spain is named Pedro Sanchez! 🇪🇸
Love this story ❤
This might be the funniest shit I've read in a while...😂
The movie was shot in 2004 for $400,000. It made $46.1 million worldwide.
That just makes me happy to know. Sure, less than $50mil doesn’t normally seem like a big deal at the box office, but when that’s 115x your movie budget, that’s a really huge success. Then there’s the cultural impact bonus on top of that.
Shouldn't have made even a cent. Worst piece of shit ever
@@0okamino Yep. Studios can potentially earn a lot more return on the budgets they give if they would invest in more smaller, less expensive movies. A 200M budget movie would have to get 23,000M for a comparable box office. I keep hoping they will go back to making more smaller budget movies.
"Your mom goes to college" still burns to this day.
The way the camera cuts back to him just sitting in a dead empty room on the couch staring at the wall always kills me
LITERALLY came to write this!
I always felt that one because my mom got her B.A. 4 years after I got mine.
Duh.
She still hasn’t recovered
Watching J's progression from confused and bewildered to suddenly picking up on the vibe and being all-in on the humor in the span of five minutes was awesome entertainment.
The dance payoff is so good. They condition you through the whole movie to assume Napoleon is just bad at everything, then he kills that shit. Such smart writing.
He did crush that milk test fwiw
Dude, your face when La Fawnduh arrived is priceless. You had me dying laughing
Her brother doing the palm to face watching his sister marry such a loser always makes me laugh
Kip likes that brown sugar XD
Or when he said Detroit
The effect this movie had on pop culture was wild. An instant classic and still funny as hell.
You learning that you could not drink while watching this movie is one of my favorite parts of a reaction I have seen.
It brought me so much joy 😂😂😂
The VERY BEST!!😂👍👍
I had a friend who was in his 40s and never shut up
about how great an athlete he was in high school. I would just tell him “ok Uncle Rico”
Worked with one of those too. He was an awful person lol.
Yea, that's pathetic. If you were truly a great high school athlete, you don't have to talk about it. Other people do for you.
21:21 bro you almost died to the napoleon run LMAO
Between that and 29:45. Someone should have warned, J. It's not a movie to try drink stuff to.
This is one of those movies that gets funnier Everytime you watch it. The first time I watched it, I was like "wtf did I just watch?" But then the next day at work me and a couple coworkers were talking about it and I was laughing my ass off. Then I watched it a few times more and loved it. It'll hit you in retrospect.
My new mental image of happiness: Jay's face when they showed the close up of Napoleon 's shoes.
This has instantly become one of my favorite reactions by you, J. Watching you be so confused and gradually get more and more into it and then peaking with the dance scene. So great! Also the spit takes killed me.
@@voiceofraisin I would LOVE for him to record a rewatch! 😂😂😂
I like his 4th wall breaks. I feel like we are in the same room, which is what they are supposed to do.
@ Same. I laugh every time. 😂
EOM is a big dog lover, but I still laugh at his reaction to The Thing where he began very pro-doggie-as usual-but flipped his personalty full 180° several minutes later.
The writers say that all theses little snippets happened to them irl growing up in Idaho. In middle school. Idk why that makes this move THAT much more funny
Never knew that! This came out when I was in middle school and felt soooo relatable. Grew up in a farming town in ca.
It's comparable to the events of _"American Graffiti."_ The events/characters in that film were based on George Lucas' real-life experiences growing up in California.
J getting inspired when the audience cheered for Napoleon's dance made me think that he *needs* to watch Little Miss Sunshine.
😂 Napoleon almost choked out the murder whistle twice ❤💯😂
Napoleon's boots are Moon Boots (snow boots) from the late 80s/early 90s. The game is called Tetherball, we had one on most playgrounds in the 70s.
Had one at private school in the 90s. Only thing we had on cement playground. Not even grass.
Had one in my backyard in the 90s, what a flex😂
I had a pair and they were slippery af on snow and ice.
Remember the moon boots that when they got cold a design appeared?😂
@jffullum4325 until you mentioned it I had forgotten how slick the hard bottoms of those boots were 40 years ago. What were they thinking?
The old farmer that shot the cow said "over there by that creek bed is where I found a couple Shoshone Indian arrow heads" . When they were eating eggs.
Thank you
I heard Indian arrow heads.
I watched this video simply for your reaction to LaFawnda & the dance. You didn’t let me down.
Rex Kwon Do the Dojo guy in genie pants was also in "Office Space" as the neighbor who could hear everything through the wall. I remember you loved him. Question: what would you do if you had a million dollars? Answer: Two chicks at the same time.
In small towns like this the schools are normally kindergarten through high school seniors. All under one roof. So it just makes sense for all ages to ride the same bus because they are going to the same location. For example my closest local school has a senior class of 20 the whole school might be 100 students.
I guess the moral of this movie is, no matter how goofy you are, just do your best and don't care about what people think. You be you. It will all work out.
If ever there was a movie you need to watch twice to truly appreciate it, its this one.
For real. First time my wife and I watched it, we look at each other at the end and both went, "WTF was that??" So we watched it again like a week later and laughed through the whole thing.
I love that Kip got on that bus without looking back.
Real
When you’re following LaFawnduh, there’s no reason to ever look back.
It’s my birthday today. I have a pizza, there’s a snowstorm outside, I just took an edible, and I’m about to remember how much I loved this movie as a kid while I watch along with you. This is the peace I need ❤
Happy birthday!! 🎉🎉🎉
🎂🎉
Many Happy Returns! 🎉❤
Happy birthday 🎉🎉🎉
Enjoy that high!
This might be my fav reaction from J. His reaction to the dance scene was GOLD. We almost had two spit takes.... I couldn't ask for a better reaction. It looked like you felt a little better after watching this J? They do say laughter is the best medicine. Glad you're feeling better now.
You becoming Napoleon's hypeman during the skit was gold 😂
Apparently that cow/bus scene happened to the director when he was going to school one day.
A lot of the scenes, including the time travel one were based on real events that happened to the cast and crew.
_4:31__ It’s called Tetherball._
each person picks a direction, then you try to hit the ball so it goes over the other persons head, or they miss the return, and the ball wraps around the pole. The first one to get the ball to wind all the way up tight to the pole wins.
If you happen to hit the spot where the string attaches to the ball, it can hurt your fist pretty bad. Obviously best to hit the ball in the lower part.
Your face during this whole movie HAHAHAHAhahahhHAHA I'm dying. You're awesome.
I LOVE people who just are who they are - be the weird, unique soul that you are 😻❤ The people who act perfect, normal - they scare me; you can never trust them, because they arn't even showing you who they really are - and alot of them, acting like that - they arn't nice people underneath it all, hahah
J's face throughout this whole reaction was an absolute pleasure to behold! 😂😂 trying to describe this movie to anyone who hasn't seen it is impossible. Embrace the weird my friends!!
I'm from the hometown this movie was shot in. Preston, Idaho. When I grew up there we had a little over 3,000 people living there. Now I think it's close to 10k. I went to that high school. I was in the military when this came out and when I talked to my sister she said that when this came out the city had parked Uncle Rico's van on main Street so people could get their pictures taken.
J's look of amused confusion during this were delightful.
Bruh....snow day here in north Texas so stuck at home. As a teacher who showed this to all my students like 20-21 years ago, you reacting to it an loving it made my entire Fu****g day. Feel better soon and keep doing your thing. This movie gets better and better the more you see it. Be well man.
Ah yes. Good ol' Tether Ball. The game of concussions, stubbed fingers, and humiliation. There was always one tall kid at every school who dominated the yard. Even if you could reach the ball, the risk of trying to return that rocket punch was too high. Those were fun times.
I could not wait to click on this video! What a great movie to watch while you are sick. This movie is one big smile. I’m so glad you liked it!
The guy who played Rex was the same guy from Office Space with the mullet. He's awesome!
“Nacho Libre” with Jack Black next! Same director, I’d think you’d love it.
Napoleon's dance is forever immortalized in World of Warcraft too. I've had people from Idaho tell me this is accurate to the place, people are weird and it's a timewarp
this always reminds me of WoW lol I love it
@@mestupkid211986 As an Idahoan, can confirm. 😆
That song is Canned Heat by Jamiroquai
Somewhere there is a photo of me at 14,when this film came out,,with the exchange student my aunt and uncle hosted named Pedro. I am also wearing the "vote for Pedro" shirt. He loved it,even though he hadn't watched the film.
Also,my favorite part of the film is how it was supposed to actually set in 2004/05 rural Idaho.
They did a great job of showing how many small towns during that time hadn't progressed much in 20 years.
That is how my hometown was in the 2000s. I could have swore we were still living in 1986,in some respects. 😂
Also,my mom is helping out her elderly brother and she was venting to me about how he hasn't changed a bit. She said "He is just like damn Uncle Rico! STILL Living his glory 1970s football days" 😂 perfect timing with this 👌
The happy ending with LaFawnduh is my favorite part.
Back in 82 i could throw a pigskin a quater mile!
In case you missed it, Rex is played by Dedrich Bader, best known for his work in The Drew Carey Show.
The two guys in the lowrider - you may remember them as a couple of assassins in "Breaking Bad".
I actually cried laughing at you struggling with that drink right when Napoleon took off running. You are a gift to this world!
Visited this town in middle school right before this movie was made. My buddy had moved to my home town that year and I went back with him and his fam for their “dairy days” celebration. I entered the spelling bee and won the whole thing with the word “Mortgage”… good times
You visited the town and actually had a moment that could’ve easily been a scene in the movie. “Won the whole thing with the word ‘Mortgage’” Dairy days celebration, and won the spelling bee with that word, epic. I can totally visualize this in a Napoleon Dynamite 2
@@rebeccam7239 my favorite thing about this movie is that there's always gonna be people who just don't get it at all, but anyone who has lived in or visited 1k population towns knows that this is unfiltered life captured on film
I can't think of another movie like Napoleon Dynamite. It's so weird and awkward and a lot of people really don't jive with that. But it's also so totally genuine and doesn't try to be a "big movie" or follow the rules. It's just a funny little story, but it was a cultural PHENOMENON back when it came out. Them Vote for Pedro shirts were EVERYWHERE.
19:31 *"That's like a dollar an hour!"* 😂 my friends and i say this at least once per D&D session, aaahaha 😂
Summer is Hillary Duff's sister.
This is the most fun I have ever had watching a reaction video. Your awesome my friend!
Grandma going over the sand dune on the 4-wheeler is the funniest thing ever. 😂
Fun fact: Yes, Idaho does have actual sand dunes
that part where kip runs over the tupperware bowl and shatters it, says 'dang it' and drives off is my favorite part of the entire movie. I'm glad it got you so good, too!
Every time Detroit gets mentioned in a movie I get so excited for your reaction. Shit kills me every time.
Damn, J won't be able to sit down through 8 Mile.
@@normie2716 He probably won't put his hands up in the air for the 313
I've never seen you look at the camera, so much, and so confused - I loved it!
21 years ago when this movie came out, my friends and I went to the local discount cinema and watched this movie something like 20 times. 😂😂😂😂 I'd give anything to go back to those days.😢😢😢
I left another reaction for this. Sorry Asia and BJ. I'll return after this one. 😂
i know how hard that must have been. asia and bj are hard to leave lol. another great reaction channel
@@vixenwinters6375 Agreed!
@@vixenwinters6375 Yes, I truly adore them both and did finish watching them react to 'No Country For Old Men'. Total opposite of this film, haha.
Don't worry you'll be back like you never left.
@@HarringtonArchonofOceana 😂👍
This is one of those that gets better the more you watch it. I remember the first time I saw it I thought it was terrible. Now I love it.
Me and my little Brother hated the Hell out of it massively and just cringed throughout. One day I was really ill with flu and couldn't be bothered to change the channel over when it started and I swear I felt near cured by the end from laughing! I think I needed another decade to get over myself. It's oddly very beautiful💝
Same. The only time I laughed the first times I watched it was when he smashed his tots and got shoved into the locker. Now I laugh at a lot.
I, too, am watched this my younger brother. I had never seen a preview or anything, totally blind. I was annoyed and confused at first, and my little brother almost hurt himself laughing so hard…
Good times
@@grendelz Maybe for some, I still can't stand this movie.
I saw it in the theater when it first came out because a co-worker told me it was hilarious, it is !!!
Even people who claim they hate this movie still quote it. LOL!
YESSSS!!!!!! LOVE this movie!!! "Your mom goes to college!"
Excited for this reaction! But I had to hit the comments to give you some love, support and hope that you feel better soon! Get well soon! ❤
I rarely laugh out loud to a reaction video. My wife came in from the other room to find out what I was doing. Best reaction ever!
21:21 We almost lost ya there buddy! 😆
Oh shit, I didn't know Mac's mom from Always Sunny was in this! (She played the grandma)
One of the greatest movie ever made. We quoted it for 5 years after the release.
All kids K-12 ride the same bus. This just points out Napoleon's uncool status. All the other kids have cars, only the dorks ride the bus, and the in-town kids might ride a bike. At least that's what it was like for me in a small town back in the day. 😊
Tetherball is what that game with the ball on a rope attached to a pole is called. They metal loop the rope goes through to secure the ball feels real nice when you catch it with a fist in the winter. 😂😂😂😂
My favorite part of this was watching you react to Napoleon dancing on stage.
Pure joy on his face ❤
This movie had a whole generation of us in a chokehold for such a long time. The Napoleon look was the look for Halloween for a while too.
This movie gives anybody hope and inspiration all while making you cringe and wonder wtf youre watching the whole time. A unique classic
The song is Canned Heat by Jamiroquai, same band that did the Virtual Insanity video and Deeper Underground for Godzilla. Their album Rock Dust Light Star was peak but Jay Kay somehow mispronounced "automaton" in the album, Automaton.
the steak to the face scene will never fail to make me laugh
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Everybody had the same reaction to this movie. Then you gotta see it a couple more times to figure it out but it grows on you
I remember showing this to my mom not long after it came out, she laughed some but thought it was dumb, but she kept watching it again and again getting used to the humor till she loved it lol. One of my favorite movies
I had a hard time getting into this movie on a first watch. I couldn't find the characters relatable. But when I watched it a second time, I viewed it in a different way. The story does have heart.
35:42 I have a Napoleon Dynamite set of magnets and my favorite one says “I caught you a delicious bass”, which would have been a great final line, but the wedding scene was nice.
This has to be a new record for dumbfounded camera stares. Fantastic! I love this move. It's so bizarre.
Any time the whole school population puts the popular kids who look down on others in their place it is wonderful. I saw it once, and for about three months there was no bullying, no fights, until things gradually returned back to ”normal”, whatever that is.
OMG, this still cracks me up. I'm talking about hysterical howling tears of joy laughter. I took a short trip from Wyoming into some small town in Idaho once around 2015/2016 and it was pretty much like this. Get well soon Jay and I'll see you in the next one.
This movie has lived rent free in my consciousness for a few decades now 😂
This is one of those movies that's so stupid that it's funny. 😂
Also, I would vote for Pedro. Especially after Napoleon's skit. 🙋🏾♀️
FYI: The game they're playing with the Ball on the rope and pole is called tetherball.
Diedrich Bader (“bow to your Sensei!”) was also the next door neighbor Lawrence in Office Space.
30:25 yo that’s exactly what’s so great about this movie you just randomly remember the craziest shit. One of my fave comedies
In small towns Kindergarten through 12 all go to school at the same building. Hence him sharing the bus with kids
It's tetherball!! What makes this movie so great is the absolute weirdness of it all! Thanks for a great reaction!
My family’s restaurant in idaho catered the food for this movie they are credited in the credits
drinking during this was near hazardous to the Murda Whistle
I laughed through this whole movie. The beginning scene of him standing there until the end. You either get this movie, or you don't.
"Your mom goes to college"
🤣🤣 classic burn
Napoleon Dynamite- just let it happen to you. 😂😂😂
Thank-you! I completely forgot about this movie. The time machine scene especially! That had me in tears
36:38 that lil wide mouth, snot-nosed, sneaky grin of happiness took me out!! This was a great reaction on a day I needed some laughs!!! xoxo
Mannn this one came out when I was in middle school. Perfect timing. It’s such a unique movie. And yea easily the best worst dance of all time.
Also as someone who loves movies in general, always always always look up each movie online during the credits to verify after credits. So many people miss out on some good scenes! Just saw sonic 3 and they killed it during their end credits
No matter how sick you are, Napoleon will make you feel better!
Been waiting for this one my dude! 😎😁😂
We all need a friend like Napoleon !
The game they're playing is called "tetherball." The object of the game is to keep hitting the ball until it has enough momentum to wrap itself tightly around the pole. If more than one player is playing, players take turns hitting the ball. Whoever gives the ball a "winning strike" wins the game.
I've seen this movie many times over the years since it first came out. i have never seen or been aware of the scene after the credits until now
You experienced two "spit takes" on this one and you contained them masterfully, sir. Also, that game they're playing is known as "Tether ball" (at least where I come from) Knew you would like this movie.
I swear wherever Napoleon lives seems like its permanently stuck in the early 90's. It just has that aesthetic.
That would be Preston, Idaho; it’s where the directors grew up, and from what I’ve heard, it’s still pretty much like that.