EF is sitting on 26 megatons of Napoleon Dynamite set to blow. (Just applying the finishing✨touches). If you live in the U.S. go vote! And Check back later this evening😉🪩
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EF is sitting on 26 megatons of Napoleon Dynamite set to blow. (Just applying the finishing✨touches). If you live in the U.S. go vote! And Check back later this evening😉🪩
Experience Film🗽🌇💛
“26 megatons of Napoleon Dynamite set to blow”…this sounds like it is gonna leave a mark…or more!
HahAh!.. It definitely left a mark behind the editor’s bruised eyes at the least!👍🫠😅
‘I caught you a delicious bass.’
-Napolean Dynamite
‘Kick his ass, Sea Bass.’
-Dumb and Dumber
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The Dumb and Dumber screenplay lives rent free in my mind.
Yeah, coulda been about my life in the 90’s
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Same, I was Billy in 4C🦜
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Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the encouragement, my friend. I lied in this post; worked to finish this right up to the second it published😅 Taking a break this week, Fhew!
You are the master; you are the one! 😉🤙
(Bows humbly) We must hope that The real One is just waking up. Because we sure need him😌🖖
Java Bean: “Ayyy, and our Dada says when you vote, vote for Pedro! Whoever that is!”
Vote for Pedro!👏🤣🗳️
@ Experience Film
lol😂
Yeah, Napoleon Dynamite had some classic lines.
I think Napoleon’s brother, Kip, was the best part of that movie.
LA-FON-DUH
‘But still I love technology…’
I think the same filmmaker did Gentleman Broncos.
IIts lesser known, but equally hilarious.
The in movie portrayal of the protagonist’s science fiction novel was great.
Sam Rockwell really pulled off the deadpan overacting in the cheesy sci-fi bits.
Especially liked the scene when they are playing ‘ In the Year 2525’ by Zager and Evans.
Agreed on Kip and his accent. “Napoleon you’re just jealous cuz I’ve been chatting online with babes all day.”🤓
Will have to check out Gentleman Broncos, and rewatch Napoleon hehe
Jemaine Clement plays the established Science fiction author that has had writer’s block for a long time.
He teaches a writing seminar for high school students aspiring to become writers.
The protagonist submits his story during the seminar and Jemaine’s character likes it so much that he decides to plagiarize it: slaps new title and changes a few character names and adds a few extra special effects battles and calls it his own.
I tip my cap to the comedic hypocrisy and shamelessness of that character arc; I like it already.
I need to re-watch Kill Bill and pay closer attention to the soundtrack. 😊🎶
I’m always discovering more from the soundtrack. My new favs are “The Flower of Carnage” and “Goodnight Moon”… And of course “The Lonely Shepherd.”
Such is the magic of Tarantino movies, there’s always so much more to love each time you come back.