God, I just finished watching Napoleon Dynamite and man did it suck ass. It had as much entertainment value as watching Timothy Busfield chase Robert Carradine around a tree with a stick. No I take that back. Watching Timothy Busfield chasing Robert Carradine round a tree with a stick would have been more interesting than Napoleon Dynamite. I only saw the movie because a number of people I know told me they thought it was hysterical and highly recommended it. I suppose these are the same people who think Aqua Teen Hunger Force is a funny show.
How does a movie like this even get made? There was no story and none of the characters were interesting or likeable. And what's with the stupid wedding scene after the credits? Fuck! I haven't hated a movie this much since League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
Avoid it at all costs.
Becca
Sunday, March 06, 2005
Napoleon Can Suck on my Dynamite
Posted by Becca at Sunday, March 06, 2005
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I made a huge mistake and saw this in the theaters. I wish you told me you were going to rent it, so I could warn you.
The strange thing, everyone was laughing their ass off during this movie. I thought there was something wrong with me. I looked around and realized the majority of the audience was under 14. Yeah for the youth of today and their horrible taste!
I ahted that movie so much too! I want that hour of my life back (I didn't even finish it, lol)
Been reading and loving your site, Becca. I have to ask, how old are you and your friends? I ask because I was forced to watch this ubelievably boring piece of tripe at a birthday party for a friend of my band's. I am 41 and they are all about 10-15 younger than me and I REALLY didn't get it. For the first time I felt the generational chasm and had to wonder, am I just too old to get it? Is it, indeed, a generational thing?
Since I love most of what you put up here and relate to it, I had to wonder about that.
Not only was it boring (and I mean BORING), but it was boring as well. And poorly acted.
But, i kind of felt the same way about Little Miss Sunshine, which is getting raves. It's unbelievable and over the top and I left feeling like I was just missing something.
allen
I'm a few days short of 30 so to answer your question I don't think the humor is generational as much as it's for stupid people.
And no one gets it when I tell them I hated this movie, they always have the same reaction...
"How many times have you seen it? What? Only once? You need to watch it a second time and let the humor sink in then I promise it will be really funny."
No thanks it was hard enough the first time.
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