Rex reminds me of so many of the "cool dudes" I remember growing up in the late 80's. my friends and I riding our bicycles through the neighborhood you'd see lots of guys who look like Rex working on their cars in the driveway, a boombox playing the radio real loud, a cooler full of beers. Sometimes it'd just be one guy, sometime it'd be him and his buddies, but you'd see these guys everywhere. It's one of the strongest childhood memories I have actually. Only a lot of them had rat tails or full on mullets, and it was back when fanny packs were in style as well as super bright colored clothing and sneakers.
rex is underrated; he defended several attacks, he described what he offers in the class and its price, and he slowly built up the students' confidence as the class progressed
It's kinda crazy how perfectly this movie captures a certain atmosphere. Anyone who watches it knows exactly what I mean.. it's really quite impressive, and that's not even including the fact that virtually every line is quotable. We really need to get this inducted into the National Film Registry at the Library of Congress. If you think about it, it's really one of the most American movies ever made, right down to Rex's pants!
It brilliantly captures the zeitgeist of rural Midwest America in the early 2000s. I can’t put into words the borderline surreal yet comforting aura this movie exudes.
@@matiasnieto1291 Yes to that zeitgeist point, but there's also a weirdness about the whole thing. Consider: half of the stuff in the movie is anachronistic (like a Trapper Keeper or a mix tape), so it's some strange blend of adult and child life experiences that borrows anything it wants from a 30-year repository of cultural elements. This "atmosphere" or "aura" that results is like a conceptual understanding that many viewers already have about the characters' lives, independent of their own specific experiences, location, or age. It's all somehow foreign and familiar at the same time, in a way that mesmerizes. In the most absurd way, it's all pretty easy to relate to. Even the antagonistic characters retain some relatability-like the scoffing popular kid who you want to both punch and laugh with at the same time. Most endearing movie I've ever seen.
Everyone from the 80s knows you gotta sweep the leg pal, what do you mean mortal Kombat movie? th-cam.com/video/oNSx85olMPY/w-d-xo.html That was some karate kid shit is what that was
This movie came out, and for the next two years, all I spoke was in Napoleon dynamitisms. Got in a lot of trouble from my chain of command, when I would respond to commands with, “hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.”
"Now grab my arm... the other arm... MY other arm...." that stills makes me LMAO almost 20 years later! (Can't believe it's been that long!! wow) Such good memories from that summer. I must've watched this 50 times back when it came out. lol
This was a low budget project the director used. NO ONE expected it to become a hit, and Napoleon was only offered $1,000 to become the lead role since it was just a small project
Really...he must have got some more after the movie became a worldwide hit for its humorous scene...I am from a small state called Manipur which is a part of India... imagine how big and famous this movie is
Have you ever done real martial arts like jiu jitsu? It’s literally learning tons of very specific moves that only work in certain circumstances over time, the more moves you learn over time, the better you are at fighting
The "mid-American feel" is something I haven't seen captured in any other movie tbh. In most movies, even comedies, they choose someone who's at least average-looking in an extraordinary setting or extraordinary circumstances to show how silly it all is. This entire movie may as well take place in a dying mini-mall where everything was made in the 80s and 90s, which the movie acknowledges as being hilarious in and of itself.
I watched this movie at the behest of my niece, several years ago... my first thought was, I'm not getting that time back. After giving it a second chance, the sheer simplicity of it is genius... I can't describe how hard I laugh, seeing Uncle Rico slinging meat at Napoleon on a bike, saying he still has it.
Yea my sentiments exactly First time I watched it I thought what a dumb waste of a movie. It was a delayed reaction. It took a couple weeks of just thinking about all the little things they did in this movie which are hilarious. It was definitely funnier the second time around for me.
Hmmm... A Daniel Laursso of Miyagi-do vs Johnny Lawrence of Cobra Kai vs Rex of Rex Kwon Do Triple Threat match... Now THAT is a finals match worthy of the next All Valley Karate Tournament.
Let's do the math.... 8 week program, most likely Mon-Fri, is 40 days. $300 ÷ 40 days = $7.50 a class. That is a steal!! And if you're lucky you might even get to grapple with Starla.
It makes more financial sense when you consider that it’s a class at 300 a head. If the class was 20 people, that’s $6,000 for 2 months for ol’ ass kickin Rex, which comes out to $750 a week. That ain’t bad for peddlin’ fake martial arts bullshit to a buncha wannabe Chuck Norris dorks lmao
Trust me I am an Alpha Male all day....but Starla terrifies me. I would lock myself in the closet for fear I could not satisfy her. She would probably bash in the door and drag me out #himtoo!
Last year I went to a q&a with the cast, and Jon Heder (Napoleon) admitted that he was turning his head and laughing so hard when they were filming that scene
People in Napoleon Dynamite move differently from IRL people I swear to God. The way Rex lifts his foot a thousand feet off the ground to dodge Kip's kicks and how he puts it back down before slapping Kip on the head again gets me every time.
I've seen this clip very many times, and I never noticed, until now, what was posted on the wall behind him. "I shall respect Rex. I shall never misuse Rex Kwan Do. I will be a champion of freedom and justice."
Frédéric Gagnon Dam dude good eye. Of all my times seeing this movie, I've never once noticed that part, mostly cause I'm laughing too much to care, but it makes this movie that much greater.
Funny part of the movie, was that my mom thought that when he said that he had experience in the octagon, she thought he meant the Washington government building but mis-spoke Pentagon
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“Bow to your sensei....BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!”
Gets me everytime 😂
I knew if I scrolled down enough I would find this comment..lol
And he was already bowing!
I named my rescue shiz tzu Sensei. Yup.
@@panopeds me too.
Lol
I love how Kip gets "one chance" and immediately goes to sweep the leg.
Rex wasn't lying- that would've tripped me up
"Sweep the leg. You got a problem with that?"
-John Kreese
Could totes crop him into a MK character
@Rottinghere my favorite part.
@@scrabdusanproductions2104 No, Sensei.
“Do you think I got to where I am today because I dress like Peter Pan here” is so unnecessarily mean and hilarious 😂
🤣👍
Underrated moment is when Kip angles his head dramatically before he tries to attack Rex
I was just about to point that out. It just makes the whole situation much more funny xD
Agreed, imagine doing that and going for single leg takedown😆😆
That sweep kick was straight from mortal kombat
Bow to your sensei, bitch
it was badass and showoffy
“do you think anyone wants a roundhouse kick to the face while I’m wearing these bad boys... forget about it” 😂
Best line in a movie...ever.
We know. We all watched the same video too.
these pants are pretty rad ngl
We all nodded just like Napoleon.
@@pitbul2877 mhmm and hella colorful!
Rex is a perfect stereotype for an 80’s P.E teacher
90s also
Rex reminds me of so many of the "cool dudes" I remember growing up in the late 80's. my friends and I riding our bicycles through the neighborhood you'd see lots of guys who look like Rex working on their cars in the driveway, a boombox playing the radio real loud, a cooler full of beers. Sometimes it'd just be one guy, sometime it'd be him and his buddies, but you'd see these guys everywhere. It's one of the strongest childhood memories I have actually. Only a lot of them had rat tails or full on mullets, and it was back when fanny packs were in style as well as super bright colored clothing and sneakers.
@@SS-gx7tg it was Ronald Reagan’s influence
Amen. My second grade PE teacher was just like him. We listen to proud to be an American every day.
@@SS-gx7tg that was the last era my 55 year old dad was a “cool dude” and he’s been stuck in it ever since.
rex is underrated; he defended several attacks, he described what he offers in the class and its price, and he slowly built up the students' confidence as the class progressed
Um you sure you're not thinking Johnny from Cobra Kai? lmao
@@GangstaStan010 Quiet! Bow to your sensei!
And don't forget who he's going home to every night.
Do you think he got where he was cuz he dressed like peter pan here?
Except he made fun of Napoleon's "Peter Pan" outfit.
“Grab my arm, the other arm , my other arm “ 😂
Why did he extend both of his arms? Haha
@@user-oi6gr8xw9h Good point. I guess he wanted to purposely be confusing. Lol
Maybe it would legit confuse the opponent
Jeeeeeezzz
One of the funniest things ever hahaha
Here we are 19 years later, and my brother and I still randomly quote various memorable lines from this movie for laughs. 😂
Nice 😂
Still feels like it was yesterday when I replay scenes in my head then remember these memories are twenty years old for me! Where did time go! Haha
Bow to your sensi😂
you deserve some tater tots
"Geez" that's a long time to be quoting lol
It's kinda crazy how perfectly this movie captures a certain atmosphere. Anyone who watches it knows exactly what I mean.. it's really quite impressive, and that's not even including the fact that virtually every line is quotable. We really need to get this inducted into the National Film Registry at the Library of Congress. If you think about it, it's really one of the most American movies ever made, right down to Rex's pants!
It brilliantly captures the zeitgeist of rural Midwest America in the early 2000s. I can’t put into words the borderline surreal yet comforting aura this movie exudes.
@@matiasnieto1291 I want to be in Napoleans house. There's something about that era or interior that is just so inviting
it seriously is
@@matiasnieto1291 Yes to that zeitgeist point, but there's also a weirdness about the whole thing. Consider: half of the stuff in the movie is anachronistic (like a Trapper Keeper or a mix tape), so it's some strange blend of adult and child life experiences that borrows anything it wants from a 30-year repository of cultural elements.
This "atmosphere" or "aura" that results is like a conceptual understanding that many viewers already have about the characters' lives, independent of their own specific experiences, location, or age. It's all somehow foreign and familiar at the same time, in a way that mesmerizes. In the most absurd way, it's all pretty easy to relate to. Even the antagonistic characters retain some relatability-like the scoffing popular kid who you want to both punch and laugh with at the same time.
Most endearing movie I've ever seen.
Your mom goes to Congress!
my uncle dressed up as Rex for a Halloween party last year, and everytime someone would greet him, he’d yell “bow to your sensei!”
fun night lol
Lily pure gold lmao
Lily fucccckkkk I’d die if i heard that 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha thats brilliant
Man that sounds legit. Im gonna do it this year
Grab my hand. The other hand, MY other hand. hahahahahaha
That mortal kombat leg sweep attempt was hilariously awesome
haha yeah! he's clearly reenacting a video game move in slow motion
Even Rex said it was “pretty good”
The way Kip says "jeeze" when he slaps him lmao
That was favorite part of the movie haha when he slaps him
When kip says "Ow!" And "jeez" he sounds like my uncle
Like father, like son.
Kip should of made use of he's wristbands, those things don't work themselves.
Ouch!
The only person who can beat Thanos
Juancho Galang I'm DEAD 😂😂
Like watching a pro 1v1 a bush camper at the end
Even with the infinity stones
Yes actually...
Amen to that brother or sister
That low spinning kick was some classic Mortal Kombat move.
MK 2 lol
Everyone from the 80s knows you gotta sweep the leg pal, what do you mean mortal Kombat movie?
th-cam.com/video/oNSx85olMPY/w-d-xo.html
That was some karate kid shit is what that was
That was pretty good
Been said already. Be original, instead of riding the coattails of others.
“I shall respect Rex.”
“I shall never misuse Rex Kwon Do.”
“I shall be a champion of freedom and justice.”
also the random guns and knives surrounding the statement
@@MrFiddleedee This character is so relevant today.
@@metpach the hero we need
He's a master of karate and friendship for everyone.
BOW TO YOUR SENSEI !
This whole movie is quotable as hell.
Just like The Princess Bride
This movie came out, and for the next two years, all I spoke was in Napoleon dynamitisms.
Got in a lot of trouble from my chain of command, when I would respond to commands with, “hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.”
1000% shit is timeless
Me and my kids do it all the time, especially when it comes to tater tots!
@Queue Kumber No I haven't.
0:56 for those of you brought here by King of Skill
Bow to your sensai...BOW TO YOUR SENSAI!!!! 😂😂😂
Sensei
先生
Brian Brachel 😂😂😂😂 this movie never gets old. It's made my life better.
its sensei.dumbass
@@crevice5369 Umad bitch
Pretty good depiction of 90% of strip-mall karate studios anyway.
Facts in the 90's-2000's
@@Jorich196 this movie was an 80s personification though.
Now this comment should've got 1k likes lol
Tackle and grapple
C38P0 1996 no it wasn’t, they have computers and chat online with sweet babes
"Now grab my arm... the other arm... MY other arm...." that stills makes me LMAO almost 20 years later! (Can't believe it's been that long!! wow) Such good memories from that summer. I must've watched this 50 times back when it came out. lol
" you think I got to where I am today because I dress like Peter Pan here"! LMAO
Forget bout it
He's wearing Payless shoes brand 😂🤣😂🤣
😂that was funny
Still he looks like an asshat, himself...
The strength of a grizzly
The reflexes of a puma
And the wisdom of a MAN
That sounds really interesting
yep that gets me every time
Figured he would say “the wisdom of the owl”.
Do owls symbolize wisdom?
Won twenty bucks when this hit DVD cause a coworker thought he said, "The wisdom of a bear." Had to break out CC on him.
"Do you think I got where I am today because I dress like Peter Pan here?" 😂
That line cracks me upppp
"Do you think anyone here wants roundhouse kick to the face while I'm wearing these bad boys. Forget about it."
@@seanhefner7560 😂👌
Its crazy how many good lines are in this scene alone 😂
Lmfao slapping the hell outta his head never gets old 😂😂😂😂😂
Davonta Hall lol ikr😂😂😂
lol, I know right!
What I heard is that Kip was having a bad migraine when they shot this scene and so those slaps really hurt, haha!
Haha that part gets me every time
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I love how the room is covered with American flags, like one just isn't enough.
Merca
Damn right bwah!
It's the AMERICAN flag. One flag cannot capture the majesty of our great country.
All the flags combined would fit 1 average American.
One isn't just enough.
One of you is one too many.
Punk.
I watched this with my grandma when she was about 83 and she laughed her ass off. Best movie ever!
Sounds like a cool grandma. Lol My grandma TOO thought it was funny. My grandpa, on the other hand, was like "Wtf is THIS stupid shit?!" XD
Great memory
You think anybody wants a roundhouse kick to the face while I'm wearing these badboys 😂😂
Abel Ortega-bass: forget about it
Too much flying eagles man! Too much!
Abel- Not-Able One of my fav lines. 🤣🤣
@@hames100 for real
B seeing stars for sure
“I’d tell you what I’d do, man...two chicks at the same time, man.”
I didn’t realize it was the same guy!!!
Haha is that the same dude
"Chicks dig dudes with money. I think I could hook that up."
I remembered seeing that in the movie with a buddy, we cracked up loud when that line came up. He said it with a straight face all serious.
"You dont need a million dollars to do nothing man. I know this one dude, he broke, he dont do shit!"
“Alright, that was pretty good”😂😂😂😂😂😂
The simplest most HUMOROUS movie ever made!!!
no one swear word still hilarious
This was a low budget project the director used. NO ONE expected it to become a hit, and Napoleon was only offered $1,000 to become the lead role since it was just a small project
Really...he must have got some more after the movie became a worldwide hit for its humorous scene...I am from a small state called Manipur which is a part of India... imagine how big and famous this movie is
Rojen James After this he did come out in many movies after this was made And $1000 is very very little for a main role
I have friends who said it sucks and was stupid but they could not keep talking about it when it first came out!
I shall respect Rex.
I shall never misuse Rex Kwon Do.
I shall be a champion of freedom and justice.
Aaron Ross
Hell yeah lmao
I SAY THE OATH EVERY DAY!
Holy shit , out of all my years of watching this movie I've never seen that up there before 😂
In that order!
Living in Idaho when this movie came out made me question my life
live in Northern Utah. Hilarious!
I love your potatoes...you guys must get dirt cheap
Rex is STILL more legit than Steven Seagal.
This comment should have 1million + likes. I guess they don't know the sea gull is a phony.
Curtis Jones bUT... they’re not famous enough to make a joke about. ☹️
EBK SCORSESE micheal jai white isn’t a phony though
Lmao
forget about it
The way Kip says jeez is absolutely priceless
I always quote that
It’s perfect
This movies is so great, you start off laughing at the characters, then laughing with them and end up rooting for them.
People have miss used Rex Kwon Do, this deadliest Martial arts is banned in many countries.
Dexter is it because the USA pants? Or the really fast moves he does?
stop
I think this joke is so bad... I'd kill him with 2 arms bound to my back.
The Major Let’s just hope he doesn’t find out you posted this. If so I hope you had a good life.
Dexter it's mainly only countries with dictatorships that fear people learning Rex kwon do then using it to overthrow those regimes.
Now grab my arm.
The other arm.
MY other arm.
Gavin King *Slaps his hand away*
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Yes. We saw the video.
I never noticed this, but if he wanted Kip to grab a certain arm, why did he put up both?
one of his greatest roles. and one of the best and most quotable scenes too. that movie was comedic gold. truly one of a kind.
I love the grab my other arm line. They’re making fun of these fake martial arts dudes who’s techniques only work under very specific circumstances.
Have you ever done real martial arts like jiu jitsu? It’s literally learning tons of very specific moves that only work in certain circumstances over time, the more moves you learn over time, the better you are at fighting
@@trevorlahey2488 but there are fake martial arts guys.
Watch the karate instructor on the show In living color. It’s hilarious skit by Jim Carrey. He says to them, “you attacked me wrong.” Lol
@@trevorlahey2488
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@@trevorlahey2488 spent $300 on an 8 week program
*BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!!!*
can i be your baby daddy i got 7 and a half inches
*FORGET ABOUT IT*
Ur gorgeus
Bow to me!
BOW TO YOUR SENSEI ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0:56 King of Skill
Every character in this movie is so weird. But Rex made the best “wtf” moments, while maintaining the ordinary mid-American feel of the whole movie.
The character is based on Bart Vale. He was a legit badass.
@@DBBMed Felt like it was based off Seagal
The "mid-American feel" is something I haven't seen captured in any other movie tbh. In most movies, even comedies, they choose someone who's at least average-looking in an extraordinary setting or extraordinary circumstances to show how silly it all is. This entire movie may as well take place in a dying mini-mall where everything was made in the 80s and 90s, which the movie acknowledges as being hilarious in and of itself.
The man is a legend, in his own mind, and don't forget to break the wrist and walk away, break the wrist and walk away.
At 0:55, you can see Jon Heder in the mirror smirking and trying not to laugh at Kip "kicking" Rex. 😂
😂ya
😂😂
Lol, nice.
lol good find !
You can definitely see the woman sitting behind Rex laughing
“Bow to your sensei. Bow to your sensei!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love how Rex Kwon Do primarily consists of just little slaps
😄😄😂
Probably inspired by the real martial art calle slapoieira. Look it up, it is amazing.
and yet he breaks uncle Rico's arm
Slaps he learned in the Octagon
Slaps and elbows are what I learn in my jiu jitsu class instead of punches because if your hands breaks or hits concrete you lose.
This movie never gets boring, better every time!
I watched this movie at the behest of my niece, several years ago... my first thought was, I'm not getting that time back.
After giving it a second chance, the sheer simplicity of it is genius... I can't describe how hard I laugh, seeing Uncle Rico slinging meat at Napoleon on a bike, saying he still has it.
Same experience
Yea my sentiments exactly
First time I watched it I thought what a dumb waste of a movie. It was a delayed reaction. It took a couple weeks of just thinking about all the little things they did in this movie which are hilarious. It was definitely funnier the second time around for me.
"I see you’re drinking 1%. Is that ’cause you think you’re fat? ‘Cause you’re not. You could totally be drinking whole if you wanted to."
Now THAT'S some smooth talk!
"Do you think I got where I am today for dressing like Peter Pan over here?!!"
FORGET ABOUT IT!!
i thought he got off lightly, he could of called him Tinkerbell.
You think anybody wants a round house kick to the face while I'm wearing these bad boys ? Lol
I forgot about this movie, it's been a few years. I need to watch it 20 times in a row again.
"Take a look at what I'm wearin people"
"Do you think anybody wants a roundhouse kick to the face while I'm wearin these bad boys"? Forget about it
The whole movie was Hilarious 😂
nope
@@lostpockets2227 your ugly
And in no offensive way
Awesome sauce
Fuck no!
Rarely gets mentioned but the first rule of the Rex Kwon Do SELF-DEFENSE is the BUDDY SYSTEM: "no more flying solo!" This is gold.
This dojo should be in the new season of Cobra Kai
I'd pay money to see that
Hmmm... A Daniel Laursso of Miyagi-do vs Johnny Lawrence of Cobra Kai vs Rex of Rex Kwon Do Triple Threat match... Now THAT is a finals match worthy of the next All Valley Karate Tournament.
Man drama
Hah !
Tom tonka Fuck. Yes.
If you were a kid in the 90s you definitely remember these dojos and wanted your parents to pay for karate lessons
Man if I was back in 93 now I could throw a football over em mountains
@@thetoecurler6852
Are you therious?!
ray hanes I was a kid in 05 and was into karate lol.
ray hanes I was born in 96 and when I was in third grade my mom would take me and my 2 older brothers to a dojo. So badass 😂
yes but you can go all the way up to 15th Dan unlike many other more legit schools
Who else is here to hear kingof skill do it again
do it again
His voice sounds like a radio ad selling used cars. I love it.
no more driving solo, we use the carpool system.
Or Randy Savage from WWF
he sounds like the hydro thunder guy
He voiced Tank on Surfs Up
@@Will.Flavell And Batman.
Let's do the math.... 8 week program, most likely Mon-Fri, is 40 days. $300 ÷ 40 days = $7.50 a class. That is a steal!! And if you're lucky you might even get to grapple with Starla.
It makes more financial sense when you consider that it’s a class at 300 a head.
If the class was 20 people, that’s $6,000 for 2 months for ol’ ass kickin Rex, which comes out to $750 a week. That ain’t bad for peddlin’ fake martial arts bullshit to a buncha wannabe Chuck Norris dorks lmao
Back in the day karate klass was twice a week........Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday.
I'd be glad to join the class if Kipp was in it.
@Weaver Cattle Company Saturdays were open classes......They let every one in........A lot of Rex Kwon Do wannabes showed up.
@@Randy-ry9ss yeah i was just about to say. I don' think it's offering a class everyday. lol usually it's once a week.
I could watch this clip 100 times every day, and I’d laugh every time. It never gets old!
"You think anyone wants a roundhouse kick to the face while im wearing these bad boys " HAHAHAHAHAHA 😂😂😂😂
Michael L Pajama pants? Lol
He's right, I wouldn't want my face get roundhouse kick by them pants lol
💀💀💀💀💀💀
That part has been getting me everytime I see this, since it came out lmao
Fugged about it 😂😂
“Break the wrist and walk away” still gets me 😂
Ok. You'll block it every time.
@@OlderG0ds 😂
Diedrich Bader is sooooo underrated! Loved him on the drew Carey show as well, funny as hell
He also voiced Batman in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
"Do you think anybody thinks I'm a failure because I go home to Starla at night?!" ROFL!
"Forget about it."
😅😂
@@TheFanboy19 😅😂
Reminds me of jim lau comments on barbara
Trust me I am an Alpha Male all day....but Starla terrifies me. I would lock myself in the closet for fear I could not satisfy her.
She would probably bash in the door and drag me out #himtoo!
I wanna study with his 8 week program
Somebody wants a roundhouse kick to the face while Rex is wearing these badboys.
pepsiguy52883 Forgetaboutitttt!
Walter White Because you could say it’s getting pretty serious.
pepsiguy52883 love the jersey go jags !!!
@@TdogAlicious jags sucks !
“Napoleon Dynamite” was one of the most successful independent films ever! I always wondered why it wasn’t successful as a tv series.
It did get a TV show back in 2012.
@@bighand1530 I know that it got a show, but it didn’t have strong ratings.
@@crosstatt7441 I prefer the movie though. But the cartoon had its moments.
😂 It must've been so hard for the actors to not laugh during this scene.
Lol at :50 John Heder breaks character
LOL
Last year I went to a q&a with the cast, and Jon Heder (Napoleon) admitted that he was turning his head and laughing so hard when they were filming that scene
Bow to your sensei!
They pulled off the first generation mma fighter perfectly. Omg so many fighters looked and acted like this in the 90s.
Yeah, but this movie cam out in the mid 2000s
Matias it’s perfect though cuz everything in this movie looks like it’s stuck in the wrong decade - look at how deb dresses
@@FallouFitness_NattyEdition but it takes place in the 1980s foolish samurai
*Well that place was a rip off...*
I was waiting for it..but it never happened..thank you.
Thanks for adding that. 😂😂😂
bow to your sensei…BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!!!!
😂
Did you sign up for the 8 weeks program? Forget about it. 😂
0:56 *King of Skill intensifies*
Thanks to Rex-Kwan-Do I no longer fly solo!
Kwon-do
You need someone watching your back AT ALL TIMES.
It just occurred to me that he said "2 seasons in the octagon", and MMA doesn't have seasons.
I would definitely pay $300 to go and laugh the whole time he’s teaching 😂
You'd get a nasty round house kick with those bad boys.
you think he'd let you sit there making a mockery of Rex kwon do? forget about it.
failing at rule #1
I dressed up as him and did this whole scene with a couple other guys as a presentation in 6th grade. Haha.
@Martimus Prime It wasn't filmed bro. I wish it was. lol
thats lame.
Here's your cookie 🍪
@Yugebutts Fukr 😂
Nice lol
People in Napoleon Dynamite move differently from IRL people I swear to God. The way Rex lifts his foot a thousand feet off the ground to dodge Kip's kicks and how he puts it back down before slapping Kip on the head again gets me every time.
I've seen this clip very many times, and I never noticed, until now, what was posted on the wall behind him.
"I shall respect Rex.
I shall never misuse Rex Kwan Do.
I will be a champion of freedom and justice."
"Do you think anybody wants a roundhouse kick to the face while I'm wearing these bad boys? FORGET ABOUT!"
That line gets me every time 😂
I really like how this movie conveys the bleek feeling of living in a small town lol like nothing to do
Do it again:
KING OF SKILL INTENSIFIES
He sent me here
At 0:53 we can see in the reflection that even Jon Heder was struggling to keep a straight face during the scene
Frédéric Gagnon
Holy crap LMAO glad that got left in hahaha
Frédéric Gagnon
Dam dude good eye. Of all my times seeing this movie, I've never once noticed that part, mostly cause I'm laughing too much to care, but it makes this movie that much greater.
You ruined it.
Class header ha ha john heder.. or hitter bad..class class SHUT UP
Great eye
I’ve seen this movie many times and there is so much humor and truth in it! A classic on all levels
That mortal Kombat kick tho
Marc Cleary 👏🏽😂
Marc Cleary me trying hard
Bruh that leg sweep was his best move 😆😆😆
Marc Cleary low sweep lol
thats right tho
You cut off the last part with Kip saying, “Well that was a rip off.”
And that itself was a rip off haha
“BOW TO YOUR SENSEI” and doesn’t bow back 😂
bow to your sensei. BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!!! 😂😂
The reason why you don’t see Rex Kwan Do studios anymore is because the art form was so extremely dangerous it had to be banned from North America.
My uncle knows a guy that was decapitated by a guy that was mis-using Rex Kwan Do
“Do you think I got where I am today because I dress like Peter Pan here.” I know Rex was pointing at Napoleon, but that was funny.😂😂😂
Rex is just 1980s Joe Rogan
FUHGETABOUTIT
There's a clear hard R in there but okay loll
Rex was always kind enough to give a free lesson in his dojo every 4th of July.
“You thinc I got where I am today, because I dress like Peter Pan here ?!” 😭😭
^^^ Who’s mans is this ? 😭
@Blood Beryl chill out killer....save that energy for later
That's the line that gets me every time
Forget about it!
Funny part of the movie, was that my mom thought that when he said that he had experience in the octagon, she thought he meant the Washington government building but mis-spoke Pentagon
“Self defense” class but he doesn’t want you flying solo 🤣
You need someone watching your back AT! ALL! TIMES!
"Do it again" "Do it again" SLAP!!!!
"Do ya think anybody wants a round house kick to the face while I'm these bad boys" LOL
are u a parrot?
Forget about it
Man that weak leg sweep kip delivered..and then the diss rex said to Napoleon about him dressing like peter pan priceless
Sad part about it, there are really people out there like this. And people pay them!
Yeah, like this guy: th-cam.com/video/kV1j2VYi7ho/w-d-xo.html
The Kid: I know a guy like this as well, and he lives in a van down by the river.
The guy I know is 35 years old, he's been divorced three times, and he's a motivational speaker.
Antonio Lee
Ever see George Dillman?
"No more flying solo. YOU NEED SOMEBODY WATCHING YOUR BACK AT... ALL... TIMES!!!"
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
This movie was brilliantly simplistic.
Rex picked up his trophies at garage sales. He and Uncle Rico should have their own talk show.
This is pretty much the worst chat show ever made.
ballsaks, you can leave. 👉🏽
You know what fodsaks? you can leave.