Napoleon Dynamite - 'Dang It'

Kip's attempt at showing the durability of his tupperware, resulting in two words.

[blueballs]

The first time I saw the movie, this scene made me laugh until I teared up, I have no idea why. Its so lame but so good.

[katesmith]

I’m a flight attendant and one time a passenger hit their head on the ceiling during boarding and said dang it like this

[boredflower]

The delivery of that simple line is everything, from the inflection, tone and look of disappointment.

[stevensavoie]

The drive off wasn't planned, neither was the explosion. They thought it would flatten at best. Once it popped unexpectedly, he just rolled with it and drove off.

[richardpauls]

i died laughing at this! such a stupid moment, but kills me everytime

[nicholasgallegos]

I can’t explain it but I laughed harder at this scene then maybe any scene in any movie. I just remember thinking, uhhhh that’s not gonna work? Then it crushed and he just bolts hahahahaha

[БранимирМилошевић]

The scripting in this movie is so good. The motionlessness of the woman and the immediacy of Kip's transition to leave.

[williammunson]

The fact that the Tupperware exploding wasn’t planned makes this even better

[keelerrobinson]

The way Aaron Ruell says “dang it” is the cherry on top of this scene

[joban]

This film is really interesting because it presents a quite stylistic stage, but all of the characters are the random barely-expressive, sitting still and staying quiet type people you meet every day. It's just played like straight reality put on a stage.

[ziigiiziig]

lmfao that lady just kept standing there

[BlackFlagHeathen]

I love how he crushes it, and then just drives off with that lady standing there. 😂🤣😭💀

[mike]

I love how he is Just like there goes a sell on to the next

[Hoodratliker]

It's like what the hell did he expect to happen? Lol

[nom]

every time i hear, read, or think the word “Tupperware”, this scene plays in my head.

[mathematicalcowboy]

And then he just leaves, never to return.

[rogerramjet]

Years ago I recreated this for my son - and to think some people spend years at acting classes trying to emulate Pacino, Brando, De Niro and Hopkins. The height of my ambition was to drive an Audi over a plastic bowl.

[pinkishwallaby]

I remember seeing this in theaters almost 20 years ago, and this part had the whole room crying laughing

[darkslasher]

0:15 When someone takes my favorite parking spot

[stevej]

I love this scene. Imagine how optimistic Kip must have been. Did he think the van was going to raise up over the tupperware like a speed bump? 🤣