Napoleon Dynamite DVD Review

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Napoleon Dynamite DVD Review


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Napoleon Dynamite (DVD) Review

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Napoleon Dynamite stands out as one of the decade's most offbeat movies, offering a distinct comedic style centered around alienated teenage humor. Instead of relying on quick one-liners, the film thrives on perfectly timed pauses and expressive character body language. If you appreciate understated comedy, you'll likely find this film hilarious. Otherwise, it may leave you confused or uninterested. Despite having little in terms of storyline, it compensates with sharp, comedic moments.

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Napoleon Dynamite, one of the most eccentric films of the decade, shines as a comedy with its unique take on teenage alienation. The film’s humor is unconventional, relying more on subtle gestures and pauses rather than rapid-fire jokes. If this kind of humor resonates with you, you'll find Napoleon Dynamite side-splittingly funny. On the other hand, it might come off as bewildering if subtlety isn’t your style. The film lacks a strong plot, but what it doesn’t have in story, it makes up for with clever comedic scenes.

Jon Heder stars as Napoleon Dynamite, a socially awkward, nerdy high schooler living with his grandmother and older brother Kip (Aaron Ruell) in Preston, Idaho. With a perpetually clueless expression, Napoleon floats through life, getting pushed around and observing everything from the sidelines. When Pedro (Efren Ramirez), a new student from Spain, arrives, he quickly becomes Napoleon’s friend. Together, they explore the mundane and hilariously discuss topics like whom to invite to the dance. Their shared affection for Deb (Tina Majorino), another socially awkward student, adds a comedic twist.

While Napoleon navigates these social waters, Kip searches chat rooms for love, and their Uncle Rico (Jon Gries) moves in while their grandmother is away. Uncle Rico’s antics further fuel the hilarity of the film. Things get exciting when Pedro decides to run for class president against Summer (Haylie Duff), the school’s most popular girl. With odds stacked against them, Napoleon and Pedro embark on an entertaining journey to win the school election.

The genius of Napoleon Dynamite lies in its cast of eccentric characters. Each is so remarkably absurd that viewers can easily see reflections of them from their own high school days. The exaggerated social awkwardness of Napoleon and his friends draws audiences into a whimsically Darwinian high school world. Though the humor is understated, those who enjoy movies like Dumb and Dumber will find this film delightful.

Napoleon Dynamite is a one-of-a-kind comedy that revels in its plot-light, immature filmmaking. You'll likely enjoy it, laughing at its lovably pathetic characters simply for existing. As one of 2004's biggest surprises, this oddball comedy is a must-see.

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