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NAP-DNapoleon Dynamite (movie)
NAP-DNot Authorized Prepositioning - Deferred
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Fox Searchlight, the studio that brought you those crowd-pleasing Oscar winners, as well as other audience hits like Napoleon Dynamite, has just acquired the rights to the next movie you'll tell all your friends they have to see and then be sick of by the time they actually see it: Slumdog Millionaire.
Will Slumdog Millionaire be 2008's Juno? If They Say So! by Christopher Rosen / The New York Observer
It's been compared by almost every reviewer to Napoleon Dynamite and when you've seen it, the resemblance seems inevitable as they're practically in a genre of two, peopled entirely by eccentric, gawky misfits.
Eagle vs Shark by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
This is a Napoleon Dynamite type of novel: the underdog wins, and so will the reader who chooses this one.
Lekich, John. King of the lost and found by Kilcup, Debra / Kliatt
 
 
 
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