Napoleon Dynamite (2004) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction |Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction

Napoleon Dynamite | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction
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[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

"Your likes are the key to our growth! The more likes, the more the KZbin algorithm shares our content with incredible viewers like you. 💙"

[@who-nobody-never]

You caught that the cheese suddenly turned into a pile while they were on the phone. That's one of the easter eggs, good job my bros!

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

You missed the post credit scene!

[@Maxaveli98]

One of the best low budget movies ever.

[@hannabertrand4460]

No sex, no cursing, little violence. Just a simple story but so well done.

[@gimpyrules6714]

Dudes other movie is just as good but in a weirder way. Gentlemen Broncos, you're welcome lol.

[@TheJerbol]

@@gimpyrules6714 Omg I've seen clips of that, seems kinda like this vibe except with a lot more LSD

[@BeedramWallatusk]

Comedy is extremely contextual and the fact you two were able to appreciate this extremely strange and weird culturally American movie shows what great senses of humor you two both have.

[@Bluesykk]

That's why i like watching them, they actually seem to understand what they're watching, many of the other reactors out there just put on fake faces and fake laughs.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

I'm from Italy, and saw this movie in 2005 on MTV! Loved it at first sight!

[@marisakennedy777]

This movie takes place in small town Idaho during 2004. But it looks like it takes place in the 70s, 80s, or 90s because lots of small towns in the USA look behind a decade or two ..or three... because people are relatively poor and find ways to save money by buying used items including clothes. They don't tend to care about fashion if it means they can save money. I grew up relatively poor in a small town, so I can relate so much to this movie. We had 70s shag carpet from my Aunt when she updated her carpet, she gave us her old one. Even when they came out with flatscreens and computers, we could afford neither, we had my grandma's old tv from the 70s, complete with its wooden frame. The reason he's on that bus with the small kids is probably because he can't afford a car, or hasn't gotten his driver's license yet. It's a right of passage for American teens to get their driver's license when they are about 16 years old. And lots of teens get jobs and save for a car, or their parents buy them one. So most kids drive to school in high school if they can. Napolean asked if they have large talons. Talons are the claws that birds have on their feet. Glad you guys liked it. It is of course a bit exaggerated, but it really isn't far from real life in small town America in a lot of ways.

[@NoonianSoong403]

I grew up very close to where this was filmed, every scene is a bad memory from my childhood 😂

[@VivacityTS]

80's

[@marisakennedy777]

@ If you look at the date on Napoleon's school ID, it takes place in 2004

[@who-nobody-never]

Yeah, Goodwill and Saint Vincent D'Pauls were mainstay in my early life. Goodwill is falling off recently, but compared to most other places I've been outside Idaho they don't have near the same deals and weird and cool selections of random things.

[@russelldow1131]

​@@VivacityTShe was paying to chat online like those old AOL times.Plus Rico wanted to travel back to 1982. My guess is mid 90s

[@luisdawnfinder3188]

I grew up in Washington state, next to Idaho where this was filmed and set. It's actually hilariously accurate to small town life in the US. It's the side of our country you don't see unless you're from here 🤣

[@timothydixon2545]

Really no most people have a trailer. Lol

[@who-nobody-never]

Yeah I grew up in northern Idaho and it is so nostalgic. A slice of time thats pretty much gone now.

[@Kingkarl-365]

I don't know if I should be jealous or not 😂

[@who-nobody-never]

@ Be jealous. The invention of the cell phone and permanent internet records mean you have to have non stop self awareness at whatever level you can muster as you grow up.

[@twentyonegrams8617]

This movie is hilarious if you grew up in small town America, because you knew all these people. 😂

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Sorry for the late reply thanks for the dono 💙

[@twentyonegrams8617]

@HABIBIBROTHERS717 No problem, excited to see your channel growing so quickly! ❤️

[@randabeast]

You missed the kip/lafonda wedding scene at the end of the credits. My favorite scene. The reaction of lafonda's brother is hilarious, as is kip's wedding song.

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

"I loooove technology..."

[@brianroman4114]

Such strange characters but oddly inspiring in a wholesome way Be like Pedro!

[@DamataChr]

21:40 The farmer said, "Over in that creak bed, I found a couple Shoshone arrow heads." Referring to the Shoshone Indians A lot of the people in this film were just local extras. That line was completely genuine.

[@Sophie-ge7ti]

The woman that came on the bike to see Uncle Rico at the end was his ex. He said he "dumped her" but its pretty clear she actually left him.

[@ursulabklyn_mia6148]

Thanks for solving the mystery of the mystery woman.

[@marisakennedy777]

Oh no! You missed the after credits scene again 😭 I think it is at the very very end. You get to see his brother marry Lafawnduh.

[@env0x]

after the credits yea. it's just a wedding scene and napoleon rides in on a horse 😂

[@silvervixen4255]

"Just" And the entire movie is "just" weird people and fields 🙄

[@Mexishark909]

This movie is a documentary for Small towns in America. This is Idaho life and Utah haha, I knew a girl from Idaho when this movie came out and she said yea her town was like this you couldnt figure out what time frame they were living in because they were just behind. But then she said Facebook and Instagram came out then all the sudden they discovered fashion. lol

[@marisakennedy777]

Same here, I grew up in small town Utah, and small town Wisconsin. Same story. I appreciate the scene where they're shopping at a resale shop (like Goodwill), those can be really popular in small towns.

[@Etereys]

😂😂😂

[@who-nobody-never]

Yeah, I recognized so much from this movie having grown up in north Idaho and remember when things were still like that. The cellphone changed the service environment so much it's almost impossible for people to imagine life like that.

[@boblob-law9401]

That's one of the funnier things about this movie. It's making fun of small towns in the middle of nowhere. Pretty much all of Idaho is completely empty. You'll go there and it feels like you time traveled 20 years in the past. Everything is backwards, everybody is kind of weird, and there's nothing fun to do. Probably the same in small towns in Algeria I bet lol

[@VivacityTS]

@@boblob-law9401I visited there, and the people were really sweet and kind.

[@boblob-law9401]

@VivacityTS Where did you visit, Algeria or Idaho? Either way, im not saying that people in small towns are bad people. Im just saying that really small towns in the middle of nowhere often have arrested development. I know from experience. Cheers

[@VivacityTS]

@@boblob-law9401 Idaho

[@SherriLyle80s]

The taekwondo guy (Diedrich Bader) also plays a small part in the movie Office Space. Definitely recommended watching it.

[@richardrobbins387]

The first time I can remember seeing him, he was playing Jethro in The Beverly Hillbillies movie. Perfectly cast, as was everyone else pretty much... These guys would love Office Space.

[@angelagraves865]

Office Space is such a great movie.

[@metfish]

I do believe you’d get your ass kicked if you said that…

[@pabloscobar958]

iremember him from the drew carey show mostly :D

[@philmakris8507]

💯

[@Kyle-rq7et]

“What is this movie?” That’s what everybody said when it came out! It’s a strange but charming film😂. I needed a laugh today and it was fun laughing along with you. Oh and the chickens have large “talons” and “Xing” is an abbreviation for “crossing”. But guys … always fast forward through the credits! It’s been fun watching you see lots of different movies, recognizing actors, and catching references. Keep the reactions coming.

[@MarnieGolde7]

I was in middle school when this movie came out and I remember it ticking me off the first time i watched it. I couldn’t believe something this stupid could become so popular. After a few more watches, this quickly became a weird childhood favorite. It’s just soooooo freaking weird but wholesome so a lot of people can’t help but enjoy it.

[@jayvasquez6629]

As an American I can tell you this movie was very popular with kids in high school at the time we related so much and quoted the movie no matter where you lived…nice to see you guys react I can relive it lol

[@amyntazoe9831]

It's called Dry humor... My favorite. Like The Big Lebowski

[@tamiramos5873]

You guys MUST watch the movie "Super Bad." I am sure we all would love to see this reaction.

[@Etereys]

Haha! 😂 YES!!!

[@sixslinger9951]

the whole movie would be blurred

[@tamiramos5873]

@@sixslinger9951 😆

[@steven2640]

This was one of the most unique and funny movies I saw in college. So many people were quoting lines from it for weeks.

[@justinhogg3884]

Talons are essentially claws. He was asking is the chickens had big claws, just in his own Napoleon way lol.

[@jaymilu6384]

I think you guys missed the very end. There was another scene. Probably the best part of the movie

[@olegkibalko7131]

That game with the ball attached to the pole is called tetherball. The goal is to completely wrap the string around the pole. I was never really good at it in school, that ball comes at you fast lol. Also just a request, hacksaw ridge is an incredible ww2 movie directed by Mel Gibson since you liked some of his other movies.

[@Sophie-ge7ti]

Oh yes! Hacksaw ridge would be great!

[@angelagraves865]

That's definitely the longest tetherball rope I've ever seen. Looks like it would be hard to play like that. I used to play it a lot in elementary and junior high (middle) school(s). It's fun.

[@who-nobody-never]

Oh YEAH! I grew up in Idaho and the aesthetics are so very familiar and nostalgic from the 90s schools there.

[@wwrt31]

your sandman reference was spot on 😅 i didnt realize it until you said it. ECW

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

The game with the ball on a rope is tetherball. That was fun as hell as a little kid. We had it on a chain instead of a rope, so it was strong enough that we could just jump on it and take flying kicks at each other. It was so stupid.

[@VivacityTS]

I'm glad you reacted to this one. I can watch it over and over again.

[@manuelacosta9463]

The Idaho state legislature passed a resolution praising the film and its actors/producers. The town of Preston where it was filmed also has festivals and cultural references to the film. This was a major film of my adolescence and an iconic classic.

[@DV80s]

This will prove interesting to see what you guys made of this movie. It's off-beat, but good.

[@rmk2336]

21:40 He said, "Over there at that pig pen, I found a couple of Shoshoni arrowhead." Or Shoshone.

[@TROUBLESOME.87]

Napoleon Dynamite is not just a movie. its a experience

[@meanjean9676]

Never be another like it. Classic

[@lonelyplanet1080]

"Hot Rod" is another awesome low budget film, stupid funny, I think you guys would really enjoy it, 👌

[@charleyboyle7898]

at 20:52 napoleon asks the farmer if the chickens have large “talons” referring to their claws like birds of prey

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Chickens are related to dinosaurs.

[@MarySlack-i5q]

They are doing sign language to the words to the song

[@alejandroblanco7369]

Yeah this low budget movie was surreal for many Americans raised around major cities also lol we were like…wow places and people like this do exist here haha as a Miami guy I did understand Pedro and his cousins fast though lol

[@jelly_fischer]

I love this movie, it's very close to my hometown and current town

[@GrimScarlett]

I'm glad you guys seemed to enjoy this one so much! It's got strange humor that not everyone gels with.

[@GrimrDirge]

It's a movie that floats weirdly in time between 1982 and 2000. Small American towns are like that.

[@Purple_Buffalo]

THE JERK 1979 One of the greatest comedies ever.....

[@DV80s]

Back in the '80s I recall there use to be this Tupperware stuff that people use to sell. These were different plastic containers and I don't recall what else. You would order from the company and then go around trying to sell them to people. I'm guessing that's what Kip and uncle Rico are doing.

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

Very cool. Your subscribers are on the rise!❤

[@TheJerbol]

The dance scene is easily one of the most famous scenes of the early 2000s for millennials. The 'Vote for Pedro' shirts and buttons were also everywhere

[@mcfmcf4038]

Just so you know, this is what most of America is like. I am a Canadian who traveled to every state in the continental USA for work, and this is the norm. HOWEVER, there are some places that are fluffing awesome. So many people think everyone in the usa is rich, but not the case.

[@EagleFang74]

This is not "the norm". This is much more of a sterotype of the midwest and northwest. The northeast and mid-atlantic states are nothing like this. Every state has rich and poor areas. Calling this the norm is insulting. These people were written and acted as caricatures and meant to be seen as weird and outlandish. Stick to describing Canada.

[@einblutwolf]

No matter how many times that I see it. The time machine scene always makes my sides hurt. 😆👍

[@nancypotts9877]

Hey guys, I just want to say I love your choice of movies. I recommend a movie called nothing but trouble with Chevy Chase and another movie. Big trouble little Chinatown with Kurt Russell… I’ll catch you guys on the next movie

[@Etereys]

Big Trouble in Little China

[@johncanby8109]

I love what you guys are doing. If you ever make it to Dawsonville, Georgia, you have a place to stay.

[@marco18463]

The other guys🎉🎉

[@menwithven8114]

Alright after your reactions to Friday and Napoleon Dynamite you two are officially 100% confirmed American culturally 😅 I wasn't sure if you guys would understand Friday because it's DEEP into hood culture of America and you loved it. Napoleon Dynamite is the exact opposite. Bunch of weird white people in like Idaho or something but almost everyone had your same reaction first time watching this. Its really confusing and doesn't make sense to be considered a great funny movie but if you watch even just a second time its much more funny knowing how absurd this movie is. Yall are killing it!!! Keep it up

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

You guys missed the end clip?? 😳

[@sixslinger9951]

@@brianmoneybrake9334 handlers>?

[@Psiran717]

34:15 THANK YOU. You are the ONLY reactors I've seen find his scream funny. I die at that part every time 😂🤣

[@reebed1975]

There’s a post credit scene that you should check out sometime. It’s worth checking out.

[@agatehuntress499]

In rural country areas of the US, all the kids in one area often ride the same bus -- little kids up to high school. They usually drop the little kids off at elementary school, and the older kids will usually transfer to another bus to go to the high school. School bus routes are very expensive for less populated areas. The part where he's tasting milk, he was being tested by The Future Farmers of America. The Future Farmers of America (FFA) is a youth organization that focuses on agriculture education and leadership development. I've probably seen this movie at least a hundred times, and I still laugh my a** off when that orange hits the windshield and Uncle Rico screams. From what I understand, during filming, the actor playing Uncle Rico had no idea that they were going to do that, so it was an actual reaction.

[@jacklively5229]

Glad to see the humor of Napoleon is universal

[@alisong826]

Love the vid so much 💞

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

Woman on bicycle. "Who tf is she??" Said, everyone in the world!! 😆

[@Natalin0]

“Peace out…” Kip Dynamite

[@philmakris8507]

Oh yes this is gonna be a good one. One of my favorite reaction channels reacting to one of my favorite movies. Napoleon Dynamite is one of my top 5 comedy movies. So much good humor and jokes. Don't worry if you don't get some of the jokes. Some of the jokes are very specific to the region. Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana and Arizona.

[@philmakris8507]

The movie is 46:28 set in 2004. It seems like the 90's because it's un a small town. Small towns tend to be behind the times in many aspects. This is was a smart move by the film makers.

[@philmakris8507]

You dudes should check out DAZED AND CONFUSED

[@philmakris8507]

The girl at the end was Uncle Rico's girlfriend returning to make up with him. Remember at the restaurant Uncle Rico was telling Kip about him and his girlfriend breaking up, that was her ge was talking about.

[@philmakris8507]

Ooooops, you dudes did muss the post credits final scene.

[@rachellevel8982]

I’m so excited!!!!!

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

“HAM! 😮” idk why I laughed so hard at that

[@angelagraves865]

This movie, and other polarizing movies (usually small, independent ones), kind of broke Netflix in the early 2000s. People either loved Napoleon Dynamite or they hated it, and there was almost no in between, so the Netflix recommendation algorithm(s) started being less accurate - they called it The Napolean Dynamite Problem. In 2006 Netflix ran a competition with a $1M prize for the best movie recommendation algorithm that could bump their recommendation accuracy by at least 10%. Someone actually won, but I don't remember any of the details. Edit: I didn't even finish watching this movie the first time, I thought it was so stupid. But I came back to it later, and have seen it several times and I think it's hilarious.

[@env0x]

One of my favorite movies ever!!!

[@silvervixen4255]

Love this movie! So my generation!

[@Waterford1992]

20:59 he said Talons which are chicken feet with sharp claws.

[@ShayArcher84]

Hhahahah such a strange movie but its so good. A part of what makes Napoleon Dynamite so special is that its a student film that dominated theaters and made itself such an iconic name. So fun and so strange.

[@FelonDeGeneres]

Next time wait for the credits to end. There was a little more to the movie after the credits ;)

[@hannabertrand4460]

I grew up in a small, rural town and my school was K-12. There was an elementary hallway, junior high hallway then high school hallway. Everyone rode the same school bus too. I graduated with 50 people. My sister graduated with 27 people.

[@mrmasterpeels]

You guys missed the wedding after th credits. That part is hilarious. 😂

[@kaylamackenzie1716]

Lol I did this dance for my high school talent show… shirt and everything 😅

[@annaparsons4788]

Hello gentlemen, I've been a subscriber & fan of your channel for close to a year now, still enjoy your enthusiasm & appreciation for films coming from a different cultural perspective then us (frequently!) dumb (often) Americans...honestly, I sure as F-bomb didn't vote for the idiot running our country for the SECOND time😢😢! But I digress...so happy to see yr reaction to this movie, I've loved from many years now, & truth is you guys "got" most all the humor in it on your 1st watch! Thank you & looking forward to more great content ❤, Seattle

[@jusan7585]

Old man said, “Over there is that creek-bed I found a couple of Shoshone arrowheads”

[@philmakris8507]

The movie's theme is about friendship and being real and true to ones self.

[@DV80s]

As someone who learned to draw on my own, it takes practice to get better. Napoleon just needs to keep drawing and improving his technique and eventually he would be very good. My niece started drawing very rough cats and, because she loved to draw, she kept at it and got very good. I saw this video on KZbin of a father and mother seeing their child's drawing and the father started laughing and rolling around. That would destroy a child's confidence in drawing and trying to improve.

[@mrbilly9917]

Lol, I love the dead pan humor and the indie film vibes of this movie. It's weird but still a feel good story.

[@Kingkarl-365]

There eas a MTV arabia? 😂 Sick!

[@teresas8173]

This movie so great, so funny, and yes, unique ❤️

[@loisrogers9042]

I'd never seen this. It's very odd, but I enjoyed watching it with you 😊

[@vincenthelm6362]

I was in junior high, 8th grade, when i saw this in theatre's. I had like 7 bags of peanut m&ms

[@joecromwell2471]

You guys might like "Nacho Libre". Made by the same guy that did this film. Funny.

[@andygossard4293]

Charming is the Word.

[@woundedmonk1884]

The uncle in this movie was actually in the first Men in Black movie as the truck driver, smuggling the immigrants across the border.

[@Braunheim]

This movie needs an updated sequel.

[@LonerFez69]

6:05 Team America 😂😂😂😂

[@MrJustinz]

One of my favorite movies 😂

[@bitCOOKIEmonster]

this movie is definitely "special"

[@MrRondonmon]

It was meant to show awkward kids/young people that everyone has a gift, and a person just for you is out there somewhere, so do not give up on life.

[@DamataChr]

There is a stereotype that the Midwest is 10 years behind the rest of the county. So making a movie in 2004 Idaho, feels like 1994. The clothes, hair styles, glamour shots, school lunches, and music all scream 90's Americana.

[@rustyford2790]

Idaho North west

[@chrissinnett9398]

Now you can react to Blades of Glory.😁

[@efjefe]

Your mom goes to college.

[@Cristorbius]

Gotta watch Superbad (2007) 😂 And of course the American Pie movies!

[@bugvswindshield]

This movie was made a shoe string budget. Better than 90% of the 75million dollar movies today.

[@jamesmeadors4636]

You missed the extra scene at the end of credits.

[@norwegianblue2017]

This movie is so strange. It was filmed in the early 2000s and you can tell it is set in the early 2000s because of the cell phones. But everything looks like the lamest possible version of 1982 in America. Love it.

[@kck9742]

Hi guys,hope you had a great weekend! Could you please react to Frequency (2000)... it's basically a sci-fi fantasy thriller with heart. It's not actually time travel, but it involved communication over time through a radio. I think you'd love it.

[@PreciousLilywhite]

There's another movie from this director called Gentleman Broncos that's just as weird and funny. I haven't seen anyone react to that yet.

[@laurakali6522]

Please watch Blades of Glory with Jon Heder and Will Ferrell.

[@lagronemikal]

I thought tetherball was invented in Algiers. I've always thought North Africa was a tetherball hub. JK :)

[@philmakris8507]

"Your mom goes to college" 😅😅😅😅

[@GizmoJunk]

@21:00 Talons are the -claws- of birds.

[@markhill3858]

Talons .. the sort of claws youd see on an eagle. Or a dragon :) chickens do not have large talons.