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60 of 235 · most liked firstBen and Jerry's Neapolitan Dynamite (2006-2010): Cherry Garcia and Chocolate Fudge Brownie ice creams, side by side in a pint. Confusingly, this concoction was neither Neapolitan, nor did it have any connection to it's namesake film, "Napoleon Dynamite".
neutral · AI labelView post →just got out of the theater and confidently say NAPOLEON feels like a movie that’s missing a major chunk of its runtime
negative · AI labelView post →Side note: for whatever reason, it seems to be the cool thing now to act like Napoleon Dynamite was/is terrible, and this is revisionist history and hipsterism. The chokehold that movie had on my class senior year of high school is unlike anything I've ever seen in pop culture
neutral · AI labelView post →My only encounter with Rex Reed was at a 1981 screening of Abel Gance's Napoleon at Radio City Music Hall. After the lights went up, I realized I'd been sitting behind him and Lillian Gish, who was his date, the whole time. I kissed her hand. I did not kiss his. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/12/m...
neutral · AI labelView post →Movie: Napoleon Dynamite Language: Japanese
neutral · AI labelView post →I've turned another old threat into an article. This time my review of the 2023 film Napoleon. Oh boy... You can read it here; fakehistoryhunter.substack.com/p/film-revie... Or here; fakehistoryhunter.net/2025/11/17/f...
negative · AI labelView post →The closest I can trace that "He who saves his country" quote to the actual Napoleon is to the 1970 film Waterloo: "He who saves a nation violates no law."
neutral · AI labelView post →Patrick Wilson: so uhhhh yeah can we uh just make stuff up Director: oh of course, yeah no this isn’t like a movie about Napoleon lol
neutral · AI labelView post →can I say something about Zelenskyy playing a camp Napoleon in a movie back in the early 2010's
neutral · AI labelView post →Showing my kid Napoleon Dynamite today. I'm excited. I was in a test audience of this movie at the Ritz in Philly back in the day and they handed out powder blue t shirts that said Gimme Your Tots with a pile of tater tots on it. Fit me so well, I looked jacked in it. Was one of my favorite shirts
neutral · AI labelView post →There's an old movie cliche where, if the story visits a lunatic asylum; a patient claiming to be either Napoleon or Jesus is pretty much guaranteed. Anyway, what's Trump been up to today? ...... oh.
neutral · AI labelView post →Now that they've been diagnosed with autism my 14yo is fond of noting historical phenomena that could be explained by an autism diagnosis, such as the medieval concept of changelings and the film Napoleon Dynamite
neutral · AI labelView post →Must admit I expected to have to deal with people who actually thought Napoleon shot at the pyramids after Ridley Scott made that film, but non, that's not the case. I guess I made this meme all for nothing, so unfair.
neutral · AI labelView post →This is a quote from the 1970 Rod Steiger Napoleon film in which Napoleon justified ending French democracy. Citation www.imdb.com/title/tt0066...
neutral · AI labelView post →Shogun rules, other time periods where we could have a great multiseason historical epic drama: 1. Napoleon (the film is NOT canon) 2. Thirty Years War 3. Mongol Khanate
neutral · AI labelView post →So everyone’s spent however talking about Henry Cavill doing a Warhammer film but I have to say I did not have documentary about the bloke from Napoleon Dynamite going on a quest to find John Blanche on my bingo card for 2025 and yet here we are… trademarkfilms.com/films/d121a6... #warhammer
neutral · AI labelView post →Don’t see Napoleon. It’s not a good film. Christ That was such a waste of time
negative · AI labelView post →Since Apple TV 🖥 finally came to Android, we've watched Napoleon, a hard movie to get through. Masters of the Air, a great series. And tonight, it's Greyhound, a Tom Hanks movie. Moo Moo's excited! #TimAndMooMoosMovieNight 🎬
neutral · AI labelView post →Ridley Scott's Napoleon: not my favorite movie, but definitely the most accurate portrayal of Napoleon as Unhinged Wife Guy. STARZ's Spartacus: perfect depiction of the upwardly mobile, grasping, ruthless heart of the Roman Republic.
neutral · AI labelView post →What the fuck is this Austerlitz scene My god, this is so fucking stupid Napoleon did not drown the combined Russian-Austrian forces in a frozen lake Ridley Scott got rightly dragged for this movie
negative · AI labelView post →People keep saying this is a riff on Napoleon but as best as I can it’s a quote from the 1970 Bondarchuk film Waterloo
neutral · AI labelView post →Home from a late afternoon movie. It's still light out and has been very wet. My eyes look tired from seeing Napoleon on the big screen, which I just loved.
positive · AI labelView post →Saw the Napoleon movie and was blown away to find out that his hand was always in his jacket cuz he was cuddling a hamster.
positive · AI labelView post →The Napoleon movie. Highly anticipated, but it mostly just fumbled around and never made sense.
negative · AI labelView post →I have been told that my uproarious howls at the steak-throwing bit in “Napoleon Dynamite” at its inaugural Sundance screening convinced Searchlight to buy the movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →Why would I see the new Napoleon biopic? The story was already definitively told on film in 2015
neutral · AI labelView post →Wait, they gave the Minecraft movie to the Napoleon Dynamite guy?
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching Ridley Scott's Napoleon. Never a good sign when a film opens with two screens of text.
negative · AI labelView post →Kubrick’s Napoleon movie would have killed so many people. There would be a compensation fund for family members that was still paying out.
neutral · AI labelView post →wdym they made Napoleon in the new CGI AnimaI Farm movie sexy and the movie calls him the sexiest pig alive what do I do with this info like he's hot and stupid and villainous but I can't draw porn of the fascist pig but they did water down the fashy aspects so much he's just generic cartoon bad
neutral · AI labelView post →My favorite part of the Napoleon movie is when two high school students from California show up in a phone booth and kidnap him for their history report
neutral · AI labelView post →Napoleon Dynamite is still a great movie
neutral · AI labelView post →the Ridley Scott Napoleon movie is uniquely bad lol
negative · AI labelView post →To make things simpler for moviegoers every film should start with a brief summary including: -The month -The year -What Napoleon is up to -What oceans are
neutral · AI labelView post →I understand why he seems baffled by this question because this was thoroughly, explicitly established in the first Minions movie, they worked for Napoleon and then got him killed and then went to the Antarctic and got frozen in a cave.
neutral · AI labelView post →Maybe he’s just sad because of the anniversary of his fellow paranoid dictator’s death. After all, most of them end up in a similar fashion — not playing cards like Napoleon did in Animal Farm. Anyway, here’s a movie suggestion for cheering up👇
neutral · AI labelView post →In 2004, to promote “Napoleon Dynamite,” Fox Searchlight screened the movie for free hundreds of times, built a social network from scratch, and gave away thousands of Vote for Pedro T-shirts. 21 years later, I spoke to the people behind the campaign: www.marketingbrew.com/stories/2025...
neutral · AI labelView post →This feels like every interaction I have with my intern He says some shit like “you know that REALLY OLD movie Napoleon Dynamite” and I lay on the floor waiting for Life Alert to rescue me
neutral · AI labelView post →the CEO of the company that owns inverse, a huge Napoleon Guy, has reviewed the napoleon movie for the site
neutral · AI labelView post →Producers have announced a special screening of NAPOLEON at the home of Idris ELBA.
neutral · AI labelView post →I was reading a review of an old movie about Waterloo and it makes the point that Napoleon is portrayed as likable and charismatic and Wellington a basically unpleasant person but Wellington wants the bloodshed to stop and Napoleon does not. Maybe Radahn and Malenia could have had that dynamic.
neutral · AI labelView post →Stephen Miller absolutely wrote that. The only Napoleon he knows is probably the one from the second Night at the Museum movie
neutral · AI labelView post →iirc Waterloo (1970) was on Kubrick’s mind when he tried to hire the literal French military to be in his Napoleon movie bc he wanted it to be bigger
neutral · AI labelView post →"NAPOLEON DYNAMITE II" is a movie that would make an actual killing if they put it in theaters, I'm telling you. "Pedro runs for Governor of Idaho, Napoleon is his manager again." That's a movie. People would love that.
neutral · AI labelView post →I rewatched Napoleon Dynamite last week and it holds up well IMO. So, not that.
neutral · AI labelView post →Abel Gance’s NAPOLEON (1927) screened in NYC for the first time in 40+ years — and "sold out immediately". @filmforumnyc.bsky.social is looking into more showings of BFI's 5 1/2-hour Kevin Brownlow restoration, despite "a complicated web of rights holders." 🙏 gothamist.com/arts-enterta... #FilmSky
neutral · AI labelView post →Del Toro is amazing in it (and after learning he basically rewrote the entire character it explains why he is so good relative to the rest) but im so confused at the love for this. I don't think I've seen a film less interested in it's subject since the Napoleon film
negative · AI labelView post →Judging by the battlefield carnage I’m seeing in promotional footage of Ridley Scott’s latest outing.. They might have named the wrong film ‘Napoleon Dynamite’! #filmbluesky #cinema
neutral · AI labelView post →This, but also we're living through the bit of the horror film where the dead villain seems to come back to life. Or possibly, Napoleon comes back from Elba.
neutral · AI labelView post →Also, I like Joaquin, yes someone who looked more like Napoleon would have been cool, the whole film being in French would have been tres bien, but I do enjoy watching Joaquin act. Although I do think that he was too old for the role, Napoleon being young matters to the story.
neutral · AI labelView post →I saw a leaked script from Ridley Scott’s new epic film “Napoleon” and you won’t believe this opening scene.
neutral · AI labelView post →It's really funny how this movie was directed by the guy who made Napoleon Dynamite. Like, how did this fall onto his lap?
neutral · AI labelView post →last movie night with the besties, one american, on filipino(me, so, american-adjacent), and one swede, we watched Napoleon Dynamite and the european mind could not comprehend "what is this movie about??" the swede asks, Napoleon Dynamite is the american version of european auteur experimental films
neutral · AI labelView post →David Bowie attends the screening of the restored version of the silent film Napoleon at the Radio City Music Hall in New York, January 25th, 1981. 📸: Oscar Abolafia.
neutral · AI labelView post →Oh shit this Napoleon movie is actually real? I thought it was a bit you were all doing
neutral · AI labelView post →Trying to explain Napoleon Dynamite to my kids and I feel like I just have to choose it for movie day sometime, because when they ask what it’s about I’m like “vote for Pedro and uncle Rico could throw a football over the mountains and rexkwondo and the cow ran through an onion field and a dang ques
neutral · AI labelView post →Napoleon Dynamite was just a Wes Anderson movie for poor people
neutral · AI labelView post →I nominate "[Dude, Where's My Car?](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0242423/)". I thought this was screamingly funny when it came out. It was the movie everyone quoted until "Napoleon Dynamite" came out. I tried rewatching it maybe a year or two ago and it's aged like milk. Too much of the comedy relies on unhealthy stereotypes & tropes.
neutral · AI labelView post →The Film: Napoleon Dynamite Japanese Title: “Bus Man” - バス男
neutral · AI labelView post →Make your favorite film sound as boring as possible without giving away the title: Two idiots do research for a history report and Napoleon goes bowling.
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