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NAPOLEON DYNAMITE   
Distributor: Paramount
Certificate: PG | 86 minutes | Region 4 PAL Format  
Director: Jared Hess 

Available to Buy 

Extras:
Yes

ANYONE IN IT WE KNOW?

Jon Heder, Jon Gries, Aaron Ruekk, Efren Ramirez, Tina Mojorina, Diedrich Bader

WHAT’S IT ABOUT THEN?

Napoleon Dynamite is more of a damp squib than a hot rocket, living the small town life in Preston, Idaho with his grandma and unemployable older brother, teenager Napoleon does his best to wow the chicks at high school while helping best friend Pedro become school president, there are problems though when his grandma takes a road trip and his meddling uncle Rico comes to stay...

SO IS IT ANY GOOD?

Despite being low key and relatively low of budget Napoleon Dynamite is a movie of enormous charm, Jon Heder as the titular Dynamite is excellent, a fuzzy haired bow Prince William alike in his dodgy tie and ill fitting clothes; Dynamite is a nerd but director Hess revels in his geekiness, there is a certain amount of high school comedy antics involved, especially in Dynamite and Pedro's (Ramirez) dealings with the school president race and their battle with the stuck up Summer (Haylie Duff) but the movie itself is more a celebration of the triumph of the underdog - in the end Napoleon Dynamite turns out to be a nicely feel good movie.

ANY SPECIAL FEATURES?

There are three audio commentaries featuring director Hess, star Heder and producer Jeremy Coon, there are also deleted scenes, photo gallery and a making of featurette called Wedding of the Century.

 


                              

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