@@drexlspivey5828 It doesn't really mean anything, that's the joke. It's the standard "your mom," joke format, but as an insult it fell flat because what he ended up using as a sick burn was, basically "your mom got a higher education and is intelligent." The punchline is that she runs away as if he's just said the most horrible thing in the world.
At the beginning, when the kid asked him on the bus what he was going to do today... Whatever I feel like I wanna do. Gosh! 🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This movie is a halarious classic that can always make me laugh.
This movie feels like it actually takes place in the real world. It does thus better than any other movie. The rural locations, the older buildings, and most importantly, the people aren't prettied up like Hollywood actors-they're unattractive like you and me.
2004 was the pinnacle of comedy: Anchorman, Napoleon, Dodgeball all in the same year. I go back to these three plus Something About Mary, Zoolander, and The Other Guys so much.
@@KB-fj2sc yep so was Mary. 1998. Just mentioning them because they are some of my all time favorites. No one can make comedy like this today because Hollywood is too woke.
Kip: I chat online for hours a day. Rico: doesn't that cost money? Kip: yeah, my gramma gets pretty ticked off about it. Rico: I would throw you out the window.
Always thought this movie was funny as a kid but couldn't put a finger on why, only now years later can I appreciate the genius and comedic irony of some of these lines, not to mention how relatable it is to almost anyone one way or another. Lol
Such an amazing film. I truly feel napoleon dynamite influenced a lot of movies from 2009-2013.. if u notice a lot of the comedy is quirky during that era
Slice of life but for Americans sound like a totally rad idea, just imagine the day to day life of Floridians, the guy in Idaho, whatever going on in Utah, sibling love in Alabama, and guns and beer everywhere.
I saw it in theaters and was so incredibly confused at the end. But it was one of those things where you are intrigued but want to keep coming back. Then when I went back to school that fall everyone was quoting that movie calling people a fat lard and copying Kip's "yes" gesture. We just collectively decided we liked it even though it probably did terribly in theaters
@@taliag09outside of the comedy the movie reads like a coming of age for this dorky kid who doesn’t need to change to be liked by the end lmao, it’s definitely a feel good movie in my opinion I can watch it a million times
When my stepson was 17 he told his Mom he planned to join a monastery and become a cage fighter. Sadly, he was NOT joking. Even sadder, those plans fell through.
I had a kid in one of my study groups, his name was Nathan, and I was the first one to say he looked like Napoleon Dynamite, and to my surprise, other people agreed with me
