Regardless if you enjoyed it or not, unless you are in complete denial, you would have to admit the influence it had on society when it came out, and the power it still holds. But if you haven't yet seen it, you are obligated now to find out which side of the severely polarized audience of the film you are on: Are you on the side that thought it was the stupidest thing you've ever watched, or are you voting for Pedro and part of the nunchuck-wielding fans who can quote practically the whole movie? Don't feel bad, don't feel like you're missing out. And if you didn't get it, if you hated it, it's ok. Other than that awkwardness, every scene is a comedic gold mine, and that is NO hyperbole. Except maybe the creepy scene with Uncle Rico in the photo shop. Every scene contains at least one classic quote that everybody uses when interacting in society. It has developed a massive cult following for a good reason. We are still in awe that it was even there to begin with, and we have a theory that they have a bag full of toy sais in the back, in order to keep at least one in stock on the shelves, for obvious reasons if you've seen the movie.īut all that is to show the affect this movie has on people. Naturally we bought it and I sheathed it in my belt loop. And we even visited the very Deseret Industries thrift store in which Napoleon famously bought his groovy mix tape and sai, and I kid you not, we found a plastic toy sai for sale. The way my group was dressed, there was no doubt we were fans of the movie, and we even had a local driving by and stop to give us a map of the filming locations. I personally have made a trek to Preston, Idaho where this movie was filmed, and visited all the locations in the film, including the park and the very spot where LaFawnduh played footsie with Kip. And when you get a Napoleon Dynamite fan, and introduce them to another fan, what you'll get is a back-and-forth barrage of quotes and laughs and bonding that could last for hours. This is what movies are all about, it's about something that brings people together. Is it relatable? Most likely, not in the slightest.īut damn if it isn't one of the most hysterical, comedic masterpieces of all time. Are there any morals to be learned? Not really.

It's random absurdity on a level only matched by the genius of Monty Python.

Reviewed by Amthermandes 10 / 10 You either get it, or you don't.

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