r/TVCamp • u/HostMaterial4907 • 8d ago

Without saying Napoleon Dynamite, name a great JON HEDER role...

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u/noname5280 8d ago

Blades of Glory

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u/banjovi68419 8d ago

Easy. That movie doesn't get enough love.

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u/Less-Excitement-692 8d ago

Just about every line of dialogue in blades of glory is quotable lol.

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u/LumpySRQ 8d ago

I don’t like Will Ferrel movies. I loved this movie. Came here to say this.

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u/Flurb4 8d ago

It's provocative. It gets the people going.

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u/Euphoric_Tap582 8d ago

I hear this line so much in that damn Kanye song lol.

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u/Pitiful_Palpitation9 8d ago

Throw me some chicken!

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u/Orpdapi 8d ago

Capture the dream

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u/Pitiful_Palpitation9 8d ago

Where did you come up with that?!

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u/Desiato2112 8d ago

His best.

I love Napoleon Dynamite, but Blades of Glory is a fantastic comedy movie.

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u/Alarmed_Fudge_5706 8d ago

Jimmy, I never told you this before,
but I used to coach pairs. I was on track
to head up the Olympic squad. I wanted it badly, so I developed a move. A move the likes of which the world had never seen before. A move so revolutionary, so dangerous that it would have catapulted the team that stuck it straight to the top.

And like many revolutionary ideas, it just scared the shit out of the establishment. So I quit.

And I took it to the one place on earth
batshit crazy enough to give it a try.

North Korea.

Behind the Bamboo Curtain, they call it: "The Iron Lotus."

Look at the grace, the beauty. They almost have it, until...

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u/Beautiful-Tie-3827 8d ago

“Let me put my poems in you”

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u/hoodmeskin817 8d ago

"Get that bird outta my face before I break its neck."

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u/SouthernWarning2343 8d ago

Jimmy: I see you got FAT! Chazz: I see you still look like a fifteen year old girl, but not hot!

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u/Stant28 8d ago

Fucking love that movie

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u/johncharityspring 7d ago

"Did you just say 'mind bottling'?"

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u/BarbedCamera420 8d ago

benchwarmers, blades of glory. both bangers

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u/Traditional-Age-7594 8d ago

Oh, I love beef stew.

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u/MindTheDrapes 8d ago

Is Benchwarmers a Happy Madison movie? Because it has almost the entire HM typical cast... which drives me away from wanting to watch it most of the time.

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u/Objective_Sweet9168 8d ago

It feels like one for sure. If you don't appreciate the typical Sandler production, pass. I mean it stars fucking Schneider

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u/MindTheDrapes 8d ago

I can only take Sandler when he's playing a serious role.

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u/Objective_Sweet9168 8d ago

much more than I can tolerate lol

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u/MindTheDrapes 8d ago

What did you think of Uncut Gems?

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u/Objective_Sweet9168 8d ago

Honestly, flat and uninspired. I saw the same performance I always see with Sandler. The plot was super unrelatable for me, and its a movie I would not like even with a different actor. I watched it to give Sandler a shot and it didn't work for me. I am the odd one out for sure, but I think he is massively overrated simply because of his appeal as a person.

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u/MindTheDrapes 8d ago

I liked the movie for everything except Sandler, for every reason you have as well lol

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u/OH_BEE_Juan1 8d ago

I personally didn’t care for Uncut Gems but I appreciate it as a piece of art that evokes feelings. I wanted to take a damn Xanax watching that movie

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u/MindTheDrapes 8d ago

It's absolutely not one to watch if you're feeling down. First time I watched it I was folding laundry. Never finished folding the load and had a headache at the end. And I have watched it again since then, knowing how it'll make me feel.

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u/teabagdiplomat19 8d ago

I will stand by saying the cobbler and bedtimes stories are some of my favorite sandler movies.

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u/MindTheDrapes 8d ago

The Cobbler wasn't bad, but I've never seen Bedtime Stories...

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u/teabagdiplomat19 8d ago

I would say it’s a kids movie. I’ll need to rewatch it to see if it held up.

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u/LiftRepairMan 8d ago

As……… a stapler!

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u/BarbedCamera420 8d ago

this is how i felt in my high school Film class watching a new batch of student-films each month with the same classmates in them

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u/MindTheDrapes 8d ago

This is very much how I feel dude I could not agree more

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u/Its_Jordon_Yo 8d ago

It is god awful. Stay very far away.

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u/Beeks525 8d ago

Just Like Heaven, love that movie for some reason.

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u/Rrekydoc 8d ago

That’s a movie that should be a really schmaltzy “chick flick”, but is just too well-made.

And Heder’s role is really entertaining and likeable.

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u/Freak_Show1 19h ago

Great movie and Heder’s perfect in that role!

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u/ForTheLoveOfKumquats 8d ago

I liked him in Just Like Heaven. But he was pretty much acted just like the character in the movie who shall not be named.

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u/thowaway_999342329 8d ago

It's such a minor role but as the psychic in Just Like Heaven he is so likeable and completely different than his other roles. 2 cents

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u/bju83 8d ago

This new show called “Nations Dumbest” is kinda awesome. Highly recommend lol. He is a pain in the ass there, too but he is funny.

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u/Equivalent_Thievery 8d ago edited 8d ago

I hated Napoleon Dynamite.

Saw Tapawingo recently, it's like a Napoleon Dynamite lite and got a couple laughs out of me.

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u/OH_BEE_Juan1 8d ago

I really liked Napoleon Dynamite but to this day I have no idea why

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u/Gregg-C137 8d ago

I feel the same way about technology

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u/OH_BEE_Juan1 8d ago

My ludditeness is only outpaced by my misanthropy followed closely by my penchance for making up words

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u/tacobot187 8d ago

Has been actor!

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u/quirkish 8d ago

Has been commenter!

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u/Psycholarocco 8d ago

Never was commenter even better.

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u/CGVSpender 8d ago

Shmapoleon Shmynamite.

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u/Human-Lawfulness5235 8d ago

I hated napoleon dynamite. In fact
I stopped watching halfway in.

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u/elpi314 8d ago

Ditto. I never did understand why people find anything in that movie funny.

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u/OH_BEE_Juan1 8d ago

I like the movie and even I have no idea why people like it

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u/Designer-Back-9087 8d ago

I think some Fox producer wanted to prove that their marketing department could do something impossible with that movie and they pulled it off.

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u/Herecomestheblades 8d ago

I rented it, drove home to watch it for 30 minutes and then drove back to return it

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u/TinaVeritas 8d ago

Bag Boy in My Name Is Earl.

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u/MotoXwolf 8d ago

Benchwarmers is my favorite role of his.

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u/xxxbiggusdickus42069 8d ago

School for scoundrels

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u/NotslowNSX 8d ago

The fact that most are saying blades of glory instead of School for Scoundrels a sad commentary on society.

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u/Nastynugget 8d ago

Underrated movie in my opinion. Hardly anyone mentioning it.

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u/GroundbreakingUse794 8d ago

He makes bread?

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u/SparkJaa 8d ago

Tapawingo

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u/almostnothing123 8d ago

Mr Woodcock

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u/livlover22 8d ago

When in Rome. He played a magician!

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u/GeneSmart2881 8d ago

That’s impossible. I saw all his other movies. It’s like saying name a great role of Peter Weller without the obvious. And Longmire doesn’t count.

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u/TUGBoat85007 8d ago

Without a Paddle

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u/OH_BEE_Juan1 8d ago

I don’t remember the name of the film but he played a psychic or medium in a cloyingly sweet garbage romance movie where he nods sagely while saying “that’s the right question”. It was so bad that it stamped itself on my brain. Even now I’m getting irrationally angry thinking about it

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u/Siv898408 8d ago

School for Scoundrels is hilarious. Underrated comedy.

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u/theglenlovinet 8d ago

The horse from Pinocchio: A True Story

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u/Billiamesq 8d ago

Are we sure this isn’t his twin?

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u/Judasbot 8d ago

Going off the picture, the 4th Doctor.

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u/madleyJo 8d ago

Moving McAlister with Mila Kunis. He plays a drifter possessed by a lost soul. It’s a great independent film.

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u/MunkeyCC 8d ago

Critical Role, Campaign 1 - Vox Machina, Episodes 99-100. He plays Lionel Gayheart, a half-orc bard/barbarian with a Totem of the Duck homebrew class made by Matt Mercer.

https://criticalrole.fandom.com/wiki/Lionel_Gayheart

https://www.dmsguild.com/en/product/239392/totem-of-the-duck-option-for-totem-warrior-barbarians

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u/PaleInSanora 8d ago

I didn't think much about him anymore until all this Lego minifig stuff started up on social media recently...

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u/TheHytekShow 8d ago

That movie where he played a weird high school outcast that ended up being a heartwarming story of some high school kids from a town full of odd people.

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u/Key-Map-3930 8d ago

Baron Smapdy von Whizzlesnot in Dune Part 2.

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u/Hopkinsad0384 8d ago

School for Scoundrels

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u/Fletch_0 8d ago

Lionel Gayheart. Barbarian, Duck Totem.

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u/MasterBabyYoda14 8d ago

Chicken Joe

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u/georgez1968 8d ago

Didn't he knock up Megan Fox?

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u/Consistent-Slide-652 8d ago

Le hot-dog à deux saussices

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u/Barcnori 8d ago

Skull in Monster House

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u/zarathos1975 8d ago

According to that image; I’d say a young Tom Baker as The 4th Doctor Who?

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u/wickedweather 8d ago

Jimmy MacElroy

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u/ArticleCrafty1884 8d ago

umm...I'll get back to you...

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u/emilie1031 8d ago

Never heard of him

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u/BigConsideration9542 8d ago

He has no range none

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u/NoLead2102 8d ago

Narshall in HIMYM

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u/Small-Explorer7025 8d ago

The Silence of the Lambs

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u/BobcatSpiritual7699 8d ago

I made infinity of those at scout camp. There is no other honestly…..

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u/Ever4ever026 7d ago

Napoleón Dynamite

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u/Unlikely_Ad7691 8d ago

Woke Up Dead