gave my mom napolieon dynamite to watch, and review, before i watched it. she said it was the dumbest movie ever. im like, oh this is going to be a good one. a classic. 2 dorky bros, and uncle rico. lol
@boujinunu9609Ай бұрын
I only have to hear someone speak the title, "Napoleon Dynamite" and I giggle for the rest of the day. A-maz-zing film. Thank you to all xx😂
@ryurc3033Ай бұрын
A-may-za-zing
@ColdFlowStillMoonАй бұрын
Van life with a side hustle. Uncle Rico is living the 2020's American Dream
@goodforyou3000Ай бұрын
Neopoleon never lied about the wolverines. The pelts are in the house.
@dontmatter1368Ай бұрын
This deserves a lot more likes And comments 💯
@williamdixon-gk2skАй бұрын
They are UnderDog stories, and most kids dont feel like the obvious hero, they are the UnderDog that can win, given the chance.
@patrickcharles6983Ай бұрын
To complete the Underdog trilogy, add "Hot Rod".
@williamdixon-gk2skАй бұрын
@patrickcharles6983 works for me. "I go to church every Sunday and your gonna bring the demons outta me!?!"
@patrickcharles6983Ай бұрын
@@williamdixon-gk2sk 🤣 love that line, "this is my hat now! this is totally my hat!". I always lmao at the riot scene & Rico(Danny McBride) is virtue signaling about looting while holding a looted TV 😆.
@williamdixon-gk2skАй бұрын
@@patrickcharles6983 that, and dancing to "2 of hearts" in the parking lot.
@patrickcharles6983Ай бұрын
@@williamdixon-gk2sk Frank: "Never sneak up on a man who's been in a chemical fire!" 😆
@Zombiesnyder13Ай бұрын
It's because of Jared Hess that I'm watching MINECRAFT
@lfovah1287Ай бұрын
these are by far my top 2 favorite movies and comedies of all time. plus they're the most quoted.
@rkielsАй бұрын
Watch more movies.
@lfovah1287Ай бұрын
@@rkiels okay "DAD"
@owie4070Ай бұрын
Sometimes I catch myself saying out loud "so I drank the cool water, but it didn't do nutting". That line just cracks me up. 😂
@C.MustardАй бұрын
Napoleon Dynamite is one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. I should watch it again it’s been awhile
@patrickcharles6983Ай бұрын
I remember when Napoleon Dynamite came out, i went to a Halloween party & the band playing were dressed like characters from the film(the drummer had "Vote for Pedro" written on the bass drums 😆). good times!
@RandomDeforgeАй бұрын
hey. good on you for finally coming of age about a coming of age movie 20 years after seeing it. nice!
@mrr2816Ай бұрын
Really enjoyed this! Thanks for the time spent making it
@apriltabacco6421Ай бұрын
Two of my favorite films. 💕
@Tartersauce101Ай бұрын
Fan of both films, but for me it's Nacho Libre > Napoleon Dynamite
@dudefromtheearthАй бұрын
What a great JoBlo double feature here covering two of cinema's funniest and meaningful movies during my high school years.
@williamdixon-gk2skАй бұрын
I just feel the need to state, as an atheist californian i moved to s.l.c. to discover that l.d.s. folks are generally good, caring, insightful people. Whatever that may mean, his movies have a clear Mormon influence.
@cocolean420Ай бұрын
Another great joblo breakdown
@_MissLoLoАй бұрын
2 of my favorite comfort films
@markchalled3976Ай бұрын
To hear you explain your different takes on this movie as a kid and then as an adult was priceless. Oh, and I am writing this in the middle of your video, the movie made 115 times what they spent on it. So this hard to watch, because a lot of time it's so excruciating, but often hopeful film makes it multi-dimensional.
@nathansmith-jk7czАй бұрын
Gentleman Broncos is one of my favorite movies
@naybur74Ай бұрын
the characters in these two movies remind me a lot of a Mike Judge movie, they have that vibe about them, also Donnie Darko has that autobiography feel about it to, same as those characters.
@erniemiller1953Ай бұрын
I want a repeat of this movie...maybe not a sequel, but a movie that evokes the same things. The first time I saw it, I felt like I was watching a movie, but filthy dirty. The more I watch it, the more I like it.
@lilxlateАй бұрын
My top 2 favorite movies xD
@sconni666Ай бұрын
Those films are very special.
@ethanalemanАй бұрын
Modern masterpiece ✨️ 👌 😍
@kaylemjoseph8727Ай бұрын
Nacho is my childhood and fav jack black film
@owie4070Ай бұрын
My pick is School of Rock, but yeah, I sure enjoyed Nacho.
@ShinySephiroth1Ай бұрын
15:41 Unless you say it later, it seems as if he rekindles things with a past love. I think him returning to his van out in the prairie and not pretending to be more than he is, as we follow the pattern you pointed out, led to a reward. EDIT - Yes, it was addressed! I always took it as a past love (maybe they are in the middle of a divorce which is why he doesn't have a home) who went out to begin making amends. They give each other knowing looks.
@MegaSeth22Ай бұрын
What are you using for voice modification on your vids; maybe it's just ADR done right? Or is it A.I generated?
@thevoxofreason8468Ай бұрын
I just bought a "Break the wrist and walk away" t-shirt two weeks ago.
@WeAreASecretАй бұрын
"can make certain types of self expression feel taboo or even wrong" is a major understatement for being raise Mormon lol, but yeah. I could totally see wrestling in Nacho Libre being a metaphor for that in a way
@robertprice5243Ай бұрын
That's not how I took Napoleon at all... But I guess if the lead actor who invented him says it so okay
@ValleyOfTheWindFan06Ай бұрын
Napoleon Dynamite giving me some 1980s Teen Film vibes like films of John Hughes (Sixteen Candles The Breakfast Club Ferris Bueller's Day Off Pretty In Pink Some Kind Of Wonderful) but it set in modern day 2000s it's one of my favorite films from Jared Hess alongside Nacho Libre they are both modern day classics in their own right. Thanks Joblo Original You Guys Are Awesome Totally Awesome
@RhialtoАй бұрын
I see posted 2 days ago, why still 720p only? Not a YT haven't pushed the 1080p version yet, right?
@ejosceipАй бұрын
Uncle Rico is probably the coolest character in the history of cinema. Gosh! Also, I named my cat Nacho.
@Docmain3Ай бұрын
Nachoooo!
@adcaptandumvulgus4252Ай бұрын
Kip is the funniest character imo. Rico's a close second...
@odinson99mАй бұрын
NACHOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo-eh...!
@theleap2946Ай бұрын
I always feel a little sad when I watch Napoleon Dynamite. While he is nerdy and such and being authentic, I often times feel he is this way because he is one of the poorest members of his community. While major communities shun the poor or pretend they don’t exist, you can’t do that in a small community. Napoleon’s personality is a defense mechanism, mainly because his economic place in society is clearly visible. He wears his clothes not because he is behind, but because it’s at the thrift store. I kinda identified with him in this way, because I didn’t have a car myself in high school and didn’t have a very extensive wardrobe. But speaking on Hess’ religion, he did put together a rather interesting documentary series on Netflix called Murder Among the Mormons. Either way, pretty good video!
@WhatIsayIsStupidАй бұрын
Didnt feel much of anything from both films n neither had anyone i went to university with
@Ms.FowlbwahhhАй бұрын
Joblo, like anyone can even know that.
@dcamaraman939Ай бұрын
All this research , production and you couldn't pronounce ESQUELETO right????
@jwoodypinballАй бұрын
Broncanus
@bathsaltsheroАй бұрын
jyest.
@GTV8593Ай бұрын
the claim about Kim finally being himself in the end is a bit bonkers. imho. and its implied that Uncle Rico finds himself an asian gf at the end. so i don't disagree that the moral of the film is to be yourself and then you'll find those that like you for who you are, but i think this film also provides some uplifting coverage that everyone finds their match. also, i dont really think that uncle rico is creepy. i think he is also awkward but in a different way. almost everyone in this feel is depicted like they are somewhere on the spectrum.
@jasonpatrick6795Ай бұрын
Can you really call Kip authentic when he started to dress like a rapper in an attempt to impress his new girlfriend?
@michaelhendricks9462Ай бұрын
Maybe next week you can put together a video about Driving Miss Daisy and Commando. Then you can do one about Citizen Kane and Death Race 2000. Hey, there's a MILLION movies, just roll the dice, pick some random crap, and say nothing new or interesting about it.
@MarcYanruwАй бұрын
I don't think about napoleon dynamite
@YoUnGgUnNa360Ай бұрын
Is Napoleon on the spectrum?
@hardwire666tooАй бұрын
"..Deeper than you think?" Apparently not because these two turds keep coming back up. The only good part of Dynamite was the old man and the cow, and I LOVE dry humor.
@joneslaaksoАй бұрын
I hate jack black. Not a good movie.
@michaelhendricks9462Ай бұрын
I hate how obvious it is that you're running out of interesting ideas. I didn't actually watch this one.
@GTV8593Ай бұрын
ND is interesting to me. so i watched the first half and i enjoyed it. i skipped the nacho one, coz i dont care about it. not all of internet/youtube is there to please You. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@PrivateAccountXSGАй бұрын
These two movies were never funny, and mark the decline of comedy as a whole in cinema. Wit and Edge were forsaken and replaced by immasculation and social ineptitude. Think I'm wrong? How many classic comedies can you name before these films? How many can you name after (with the exception of Apatow movies, whom absolutely embraced the old model)
@sleep_soundsАй бұрын
BS. Nacho is one of the funniest movies of all time.