I’m 70 yrs old and this cracks me up every time I watch it. My kids were in high school when this came out. Never watched it then, but finally did and love it every time I see it. Uncle Rico is my daughters husband...slack ass always reminiscing. Lol
How could anyone miss ANY of these things.... unless you never saw the movie ? Kip's online life | 0:16 Uncle Rico's grad delusions | 1:05 Kip's cruelty | 1:55 The terrible treatment of Pedro | 2:39 LaFawnduh's cousin | 3:15 Uncle Rico's creeping | 3:51 Napoleon's sweet skills | 4:50
Wow amazing I learned nothing from this video amazing job on the dumbest video stating the obvious in a movie that was never hiding the jokes you point out
Rico grabbing Kips Steak off his plate and side tossing it and smacking Napoleon in the face while he has Pedro on the back of his bike kills me every time. This movie is a timeless classic, Do the Chickens have Large Talons?!
Stop trying to explain something that doesn’t need to be explained. Great writing. Great acting. Friggin great movie. Uncle Rico is a great caricature.
I'm gonna be honest, the "computer hacking skills, bowhunting skills" thing went right over my head. I didn't even realize that he thought he needed those skills because Rico and kip had them.
I would argue that she was so self absorbed she was likely unaware he was Hispanic, and since he’s new to the school, they were eating them before he got there, which she says.
Agreed. They just have to make everything about racism. It never crossed my mind either. I always thought she just didn't like chimichangas for school lunch.
There wasn’t in the original theatrical release. The wedding sequence was made well after the movie was released and proved to be a huge hit, which no one really expected, not even Jared Hess. It was added to streaming and DVD versions later.
Even more? But what does that mean? Even though I know lots and lots and loooooooooots of movies, Napoleon Dynamite is still one of the very best. Period!
I think we can assume Kip knew the time machine would not work. Given that seemingly someone needs to plug it in while another is sitting down and the fact that shortly after it fails on Napolean, uncle Rico walks out and says he could have told him it wouldn't work.
I loved this movie! There are so many little things that make the movie hysterical, like when Rico's van runs over the Tupperware to show how strong the plastic is. But it isn't so it shatters, and the driver just drives off instead of trying to finish the sale, lol. I can't remember who was driving the van. Kip maybe? Anyway, this is one movie I would like to see a sequel for, just to find out what happened to Deb, Pedro and Napoleon in the future!
The reason for the smile across Kip's face is because Uncle Rico tried the machine beforehand to the same bad result, and therefore Kip didn't want to let it on that the machine only causes excruciating pain. After Napoleon said "It's a piece of crap, it doesn't work!" Uncle Rico comes in with an expression of the same residual pain saying "I could've told you that." Why did the presenter miss this? Downvote.
My wife has cousins in Preston. I've spent enough time there to know that this movie could pass as a documentary. My mother was convinced that "Lyle" was played by a Mormon bishop, just based on having known enough of them. I had a hard time convincing her that he's just a Hollywood character actor. But he nailed the small town farmer-clergyman thing. It's uncanny. And "stunning" the cow for slaughter with a shotgun blast to the face in front of a bus full of kids....OMG I died laughing! When my wife and I were first married we lived in what had been my grandfather's small animal clinic behind his house. He was an old southern Idaho farm boy. We'd only been married about a week when my wife, a product of the suburbs and meat that comes wrapped in plastic, ran out the door late for work and straight into a POOL of blood. My grandfather was slaughtering a steer in front of our door. I said, "Yeah, I should have warned you our driveway is the cow-killing spot."
This is some cool insight into how the film actually mirrors the aspects of small town life. I am from the suburbs of New York, so it's pretty diferent, but I'm glad you shared this
I don't think the scene with kip electrocuting napolean is out of the ordinary. If me and my brother were doing it I'm sure we'd hold off a second or 2 for a laugh or possibly take picture of the other squirming in pain lol
Looper starting to scrape the barrel for content with this and district nine ending explained video. Resorting to publishing videos that state the bleeding obvious...
I don't even think I would have thought chimichongas had anything to do with Pedro. I thought she was alluding to some crappy high school lunch item. Is everyfreaking thing going to be "racist" from here on out? This is ridiculous.
@@alisonvunderlund3636 I mean, in this specific instance, chimichongas was 100% a reference to Pedro's heritage. Not making any judgments about it, I could give a shit less, but it's pretty obvious this is the case.
@@toddbauer1996 a lot goes over my head. It just didn't sound offensive. Not worth getting worked up about. I guess Italians will have to get offended to be associated with pizza, or Irish with beer, too. People need to lighten up is right.
The most glaring omission is the reference to Nun-Chucks. In the late 70s/early 80s, kids used to carry them in their back pockets and kept them in their lockers during classes. They were ubiquitous.
Who says that Kip was lying about training to become a cage fighter? We see his heart, his motivation (joining a local dojo), and even hints that he's been working on some sweet moves. So to claim that this casts doubt on his honesty in his relationship with LaFawnda does not follow and is a poor reading of the character. Poor form, Looper.
Did Napoleon actually catch that fish? Earlier in the film, Pedro asks him if he has anything to give to Deb as a gift for being sorry. Napoleon then responds "No. Not unless she likes fish" (that might be how the quote went) which kind off suggests that the bass was at his house, like in his fridge or something.
True, but it could also just as easily have been suggesting that he's a good fisherman and knows he can easily catch one for her. Not saying you're wrong, just that your evidence could also support what they said in the video.
This was a great movie! I think I liked it because I grew up in a place like this!🤣And, knew MANY guys like ALL of these folks! 😅 They were actually good folks; good ole Southern Maryland.
don't forget when uncle Rico went into that old woman's house for a super long time making Napoleon hitch a ride with Pedro's brothers. what was he doing in there?
"Tina eat the food!" - Napoleon "Why don't you try and hit me, come down here& see what happens Napoleon" - Kip "Back in 82 I could throw a football over those Mountains" - Uncle Rico "I like your sleeves, they're real big" - "Napoleon "Can I borrow your chapstick"
How is any of this things that only adults noticed? There was barely any focus on anything, it’s just vaguely describing random moments in the movie without a any points being made about anything.
Kips smiles when Napoleon gets shocked by the time machine because he had already watched uncle Rico try it out before Napoleon. So he knew it wouldn’t really hurt him. That’s pretty clear when you see it was already set to 1982 & when Rico comes out just a few seconds later in the same scene.
Right? I was expecting something about Trapper Keepers, cafeteria lunch, or the latent depression underlying half of the characters... but not this garbage.
Kip is smiling because he thinks it's actually working. He's disappointed when he pulls the plug because it didn't work. He isn't finding pleasure at Napoleon's pain, dummy.
New title: "Regular scenes in Napoleon Dynamite narrated in a way that they are no longer funny."
Yep.
Nbs
The algorithm keeps serving me these types of vidoes
Because thanks to the younger snowflake generations
Perfect
I'm sure we all noticed how creepy Uncle Rico is
Tiny Danker--ain't THAT the truth...
He was kind of a babe, tho.
@@shimmeringfairydust3275 Hell YEAH! Especially knowing he can throw a football over a MOUNTAIN!
Susan Robinson The Rams could have used him on Sunday!
The whole movie , for me at least, was creepy.
"This is pretty much the worst video ever made..." Napoleon Dynamite
YESSS!
“Like anyone could even know that Napoleon.” - - Kip
"You know what Napoleon? You can leave."
Lmfao
I’m 70 yrs old and this cracks me up every time I watch it. My kids were in high school when this came out. Never watched it then, but finally did and love it every time I see it. Uncle Rico is my daughters husband...slack ass always reminiscing. Lol
none of these flew over my 13 year old brain
Seriously? Re-title this "Things in Napoleon Dynamite Only People Who've Seen the Movie Notice."
I can't remember most of the movie, but the bits I do remember were all mentioned in this video
Or how about "Things In Napoleon Dynamite Only Idiots Who Thought It Was A Documentary Noticed"
''What you might not of noticed was that the Napoleon Dynamite mentioned in the tile is the main character in the film!''
Yeah I noticed each of these upon the first viewing.
This was stupid. Why put a dark spin on a lovable awkward classic..
Those moments dont make the mocie any less classic. Honestly makes me appreciate it more
Exactly. This was a reach lol
My exact sentiments
He wasn't the one who had Kip enjoy electrocuting Napoleon. This movie is dark, don't blame this guy because you are oblivious
@@subg8858 Who's he?
How could anyone miss ANY of these things.... unless you never saw the movie ? Kip's online life | 0:16
Uncle Rico's grad delusions | 1:05
Kip's cruelty | 1:55
The terrible treatment of Pedro | 2:39
LaFawnduh's cousin | 3:15
Uncle Rico's creeping | 3:51
Napoleon's sweet skills | 4:50
I watched the movie with my eyes closed. This video helped a lot.
You've got skills. Gosh
Wow amazing I learned nothing from this video amazing job on the dumbest video stating the obvious in a movie that was never hiding the jokes you point out
You know when uncle Rico was being creepy? HE WAS BEING CREEPY WHEN HE DID THAT!
OMMMMMGGGGGGGGGGG
Rico grabbing Kips Steak off his plate and side tossing it and smacking Napoleon in the face while he has Pedro on the back of his bike kills me every time.
This movie is a timeless classic, Do the Chickens have Large Talons?!
That’s what I’m talking about,, when Kip said that 😂😂😂
My mom thinks that's one of the funniest scenes in film history 😂.
Correct title "Things In Napoleon Dynamite Only People with an IQ above 6 Noticed"
What's next? Pointing out that the shark in jaws and the alien in E.T. were mechanical?
Von Milash what?
Only adults didn't miss that!
Don't shatter my reality like that.
Napoleon, like anyone could even know that
Logan Fancoli. that's like the worst video ever!
Great job Sherlock! You dug deep into the mystery of obviousness!
Stop trying to explain something that doesn’t need to be explained. Great writing. Great acting. Friggin great movie. Uncle Rico is a great caricature.
this is just nit picking
Somebody takes Napoleon Dynamite way to seriously
*too
Michelle Rawlins thx. Right when I pushed send, I thought, someone is going to catch me
All movies are taken to depths. Still interesting to listen.
I'm gonna be honest, the "computer hacking skills, bowhunting skills" thing went right over my head. I didn't even realize that he thought he needed those skills because Rico and kip had them.
I never connected the chimichanga remark as being racist toward Pedro. I thought it was just a reference to crappy school lunches that never change.
Good! Because you aren’t looking for racism in everything.. unlike these idiots who wrote this video.
I would argue that she was so self absorbed she was likely unaware he was Hispanic, and since he’s new to the school, they were eating them before he got there, which she says.
Same, never once since this movie came out did I ever think that was the reason.
Agreed. They just have to make everything about racism. It never crossed my mind either. I always thought she just didn't like chimichangas for school lunch.
I'm Mexican and I thought it was hilarious.
"Casual Racism" is one of the funniest things in the movie.
Si, it's true
Oh please I've watched this movie 30 times it's legendary
@@rafakrukowski2889 what racism??
@@gokusolos6896 you know how soft the world is man
I am kind of bummed that I can only give this 1 thumbs down.
Hoping for more blatant movie explanations so thumbs up only
put another one on for ya !
Another good title for this clip could've been "How to Say Nothing Interesting at all About Napoleon Dynamite (Without Even Trying)".
The only thing I learned from this is that there was a post credit scene..... wtf
Josh T great scene
Lol..same
There wasn’t in the original theatrical release. The wedding sequence was made well after the movie was released and proved to be a huge hit, which no one really expected, not even Jared Hess. It was added to streaming and DVD versions later.
@@holborne235 thanks 👍👍
I noticed literally everything, literally the first time I saw the movie. Napoleon Dynamite is not a subtle movie but it doesn't have to be.
Napoleon Dynamite is one of THE best films ever made. Period.
Omg, yesssssss!!
U need to watch more movies
Even more? But what does that mean? Even though I know lots and lots and loooooooooots of movies, Napoleon Dynamite is still one of the very best.
Period!
Imo one of the best movies of all time.
@@augustinevela9892 Damn rights.
I cannot believe how low level TRASH this VID was.... I want my memory erased of the last 5 min
I couldn’t stop laughing when uncle Rico smelled one of the costumes armpits 😂
lol yea..blink and ya miss that..
Um, Jamiroquai is a whole band, not one person.
And also the frontman is a white Australian dude
This tells me nothing that I didn't already know.
I think we can assume Kip knew the time machine would not work. Given that seemingly someone needs to plug it in while another is sitting down and the fact that shortly after it fails on Napolean, uncle Rico walks out and says he could have told him it wouldn't work.
“How much you want to make a bet I can throw a football over those mountains” 🤣 one of my favorite lines ever.
I didn't know there's a post credit scene!!!!!! Wtf!
Bruh ...it's one of the best scenes in the movie!
its such an important scene tho
Always stay till after the credits.
Kip loves technology.
First time I saw it was on Comedy Central, they cut the post credit scene out.
What the hell did you point out that WE ALL DIDNT SEE AGAIN??
For the record, electrocution always results in death. This was just a good shock.
These are things I’m pretty sure we all know you’re basically just telling the plot
Kip singing at the wedding was one of the best parts. I love how they mispronounced all the food name like casa dilla for quesadilla
He wasn't electrocuted... He didn't die.
Nothing mentioned in this video would have been hard to notice the first time around.
I loved this movie! There are so many little things that make the movie hysterical, like when Rico's van runs over the Tupperware to show how strong the plastic is. But it isn't so it shatters, and the driver just drives off instead of trying to finish the sale, lol. I can't remember who was driving the van. Kip maybe? Anyway, this is one movie I would like to see a sequel for, just to find out what happened to Deb, Pedro and Napoleon in the future!
Susan Robinson if they could guarantee it being as good as the first one, yeah but more than likely they would ruin it.
A sequel might ruin the magic.
It was kip who drove away after the Tupperware shattered
The reason for the smile across Kip's face is because Uncle Rico tried the machine beforehand to the same bad result, and therefore Kip didn't want to let it on that the machine only causes excruciating pain. After Napoleon said "It's a piece of crap, it doesn't work!" Uncle Rico comes in with an expression of the same residual pain saying "I could've told you that."
Why did the presenter miss this? Downvote.
This video told me nothing the movie doesn’t already tell/show me
Dude this video is so stupid. I’m gonna go play with my Liger and practice my sweet dance moves.
My wife has cousins in Preston. I've spent enough time there to know that this movie could pass as a documentary. My mother was convinced that "Lyle" was played by a Mormon bishop, just based on having known enough of them. I had a hard time convincing her that he's just a Hollywood character actor. But he nailed the small town farmer-clergyman thing. It's uncanny.
And "stunning" the cow for slaughter with a shotgun blast to the face in front of a bus full of kids....OMG I died laughing! When my wife and I were first married we lived in what had been my grandfather's small animal clinic behind his house. He was an old southern Idaho farm boy. We'd only been married about a week when my wife, a product of the suburbs and meat that comes wrapped in plastic, ran out the door late for work and straight into a POOL of blood. My grandfather was slaughtering a steer in front of our door. I said, "Yeah, I should have warned you our driveway is the cow-killing spot."
Lyle was played by a local who became a town celebrity
This is some cool insight into how the film actually mirrors the aspects of small town life. I am from the suburbs of New York, so it's pretty diferent, but I'm glad you shared this
This is a great video if you don't listen to the narrator.
Bring back Napoleon....because he has great skills!
Why did only adults notice this?
A comedy classic. It’s pure genius.
Friggen watched it at least 40 times the first two months it came out. Uncle Rico’s a werewolf.
@Silver Surfer Returns Real Genius. He played "Lazlo" or something like that.
And that "Wolfman has nards"
I don't think the scene with kip electrocuting napolean is out of the ordinary. If me and my brother were doing it I'm sure we'd hold off a second or 2 for a laugh or possibly take picture of the other squirming in pain lol
Looper starting to scrape the barrel for content with this and district nine ending explained video. Resorting to publishing videos that state the bleeding obvious...
My 12 year old niece saw this movie this past year and she says Napoleon is a pathological liar
True. Or perhaps a teenager. I know I was at times. Btw: my name is Teri using my late husbands TH-cam account.
Ah...if only I noticed this was a Looper video before I clicked...
This is horrible. Let’s insert identity politics into everything. Lighten up.
I don't even think I would have thought chimichongas had anything to do with Pedro. I thought she was alluding to some crappy high school lunch item. Is everyfreaking thing going to be "racist" from here on out? This is ridiculous.
@@alisonvunderlund3636 I mean, in this specific instance, chimichongas was 100% a reference to Pedro's heritage. Not making any judgments about it, I could give a shit less, but it's pretty obvious this is the case.
@@toddbauer1996 a lot goes over my head. It just didn't sound offensive. Not worth getting worked up about. I guess Italians will have to get offended to be associated with pizza, or Irish with beer, too. People need to lighten up is right.
God what is this? This background music.... the over seriousness..... cringe....
Jamiroquai is not a person. It's a band. Jay Kay is the lead singer
I saw the movie only once and noticed all those "unnoticed" details.
is lawfundahs cousin jamiroquai?
erm...no. jamiroquai are a band, not one person.
The most glaring omission is the reference to Nun-Chucks. In the late 70s/early 80s, kids used to carry them in their back pockets and kept them in their lockers during classes. They were ubiquitous.
... Everyone noticed
video: uncle rico is frighteningly out of touch with reality.
me: uh, yeah. that's the point.
I knew all these details the first time I saw the movie! GOSH!
Napoleon didn't DIE; he wasn't "electrocuted".
Shocked - yes
Electrocuted - no
Gol!
Who didn't see this stuff?
I’ve seen this movie so many times... and from this video just now realized there is a post credit scene.
Who want to each Chimichangas next year? *Deadpool raises hand
Who says that Kip was lying about training to become a cage fighter? We see his heart, his motivation (joining a local dojo), and even hints that he's been working on some sweet moves. So to claim that this casts doubt on his honesty in his relationship with LaFawnda does not follow and is a poor reading of the character.
Poor form, Looper.
Thought this video was going to explain some profound things. Very unfulfilling.
Did Napoleon actually catch that fish? Earlier in the film, Pedro asks him if he has anything to give to Deb as a gift for being sorry. Napoleon then responds "No. Not unless she likes fish" (that might be how the quote went) which kind off suggests that the bass was at his house, like in his fridge or something.
True, but it could also just as easily have been suggesting that he's a good fisherman and knows he can easily catch one for her. Not saying you're wrong, just that your evidence could also support what they said in the video.
He tells Feb as they played tether ball that he caught her a fish.
One of the deleted scenes is him wandering off to a pond and catching a fish
How can I refund the 6 minutes I lose?
noticed all these as a kid except for the skills thing...pretty sure the rest of the stuff was intentional dark humor
Jamiroquai is a band; it's not one person's name.
Well this was pointless. Basically just some words over someone else's effort
This is the 3rd Napoleon dynamite upload this month. Why?...
reese c why not? It’s a classic
The answer is always because people are clicking on it and making them money.
Running out of ideas
Dude... why. This is all obvious.
Bro I think you’re taking this film a little too seriously
This analysis is whacked.
This was a great movie! I think I liked it because I grew up in a place like this!🤣And, knew MANY guys like ALL of these folks! 😅 They were actually good folks; good ole Southern Maryland.
"Is LaFawnduh's cousin Jamiroquai?"- what adults have been asking since 2004
For all the people trashing this movie. This movie was of the best clean funny family movies ever made, very clever.
“How much you wanna bet I can throw a football over them mountains” 🤣😂🤣
Jamiroquai is the name of a band... not someone’s cousin.
don't forget when uncle Rico went into that old woman's house for a super long time making Napoleon hitch a ride with Pedro's brothers. what was he doing in there?
"Tina eat the food!" - Napoleon
"Why don't you try and hit me, come down here& see what happens Napoleon" - Kip
"Back in 82 I could throw a football over those Mountains" - Uncle Rico
"I like your sleeves, they're real big" - "Napoleon
"Can I borrow your chapstick"
Um. and Looper taught me what .a child would know.
The scene where a husband is so scared of his wife that he cant say his opinion on the Ship model.
Why does Grandma need Uncle Rico to watch Kip and Napolean while she is gone? Kip is 32 years old!
How is any of this things that only adults noticed? There was barely any focus on anything, it’s just vaguely describing random moments in the movie without a any points being made about anything.
Kips smiles when Napoleon gets shocked by the time machine because he had already watched uncle Rico try it out before Napoleon. So he knew it wouldn’t really hurt him. That’s pretty clear when you see it was already set to 1982 & when Rico comes out just a few seconds later in the same scene.
This is is useless , I’m a teenager and I realised some of these ,
I love how the movie is set in 2000s but the town they live in is stuck in what looks like the 80's
When you look too deeply at an only slightly deep film
Wtf was the point of this..
Rico sniffs everything. I just realized that last night after watching for the 50th time. 😂😂
This movie won a oscar in 2005
Plot twist- LaFawnda's cousin is not Jamiroquai, but Lynyrd Skynyrd.
so what were all the things only adults would notice?
Right? I was expecting something about Trapper Keepers, cafeteria lunch, or the latent depression underlying half of the characters... but not this garbage.
Kip is smiling because he thinks it's actually working. He's disappointed when he pulls the plug because it didn't work. He isn't finding pleasure at Napoleon's pain, dummy.
oh yes he is lol
So are you saying Uncle Rico has... TOXIC MASCULINITY??🤣
Chiminey Changas always gets me, lol.
Hey, let's overanalyze a movie. Okay, watch this.
i feel like kip smiling was him actually hoping it was working or having an effect. but could be wrong.