Napoleon Dynamite

Each state has a few weird towns, and Idaho is not excluded, but which town in the Gem State is the weirdest?

Many of the filming locations took place in Preston, Idaho, including Napolean's home and the high school. Preston is also the city where film scouts came across an orange, 1975 Dodge Tradesman, and asked to use it for a character.

While some movies will walk away Sunday night as the picture of the year, it got me thinking about what are the best movies to be recorded here in Idaho.

I know, I live in Idaho and I feel like I am going to get in trouble for saying it, but the movie Napoleon Dynamite was not good. With the election why not get a little more divisive on things that are simple and fun. I stand behind my unpopular opinion.

Though many people will never admit it out loud, Idaho is the place that everyone wants to be.

Although the film wasn't recognized as anything cinematically spectacular aside from a few teen choice awards, I consider it to be one of the better comedies made.

Let's play a little game. In the movie, Napoleon Dynamite, Uncle Rico bought a time machine online. It didn't work, but what if it did?

While there aren't many films about Idaho, Entertainment Weekly still took on the task of finding the perfect movie representation of Idaho.

I will admit that I am easily entertained, but this video is one of the more enjoyable I've watched on YouTube in quite some time. There's a guy who reviews campsites that found one just south of Jackpot, Nevada and it's one that Uncle Rico would be proud of.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The star of 2004 hit movie "Napoleon Dynamite" is telling lawmakers that Utah's film tax incentives are vital to luring productions to the state.

Let's embrace our stereotype, shall we? There's a new commercial featuring the original cast of Napoleon Dynamite and it will make you want the tots all over again.

It's sort of a twisted honor to be featured on Snopes. If any state can inspire potential hoaxes and crazy stories, it's Idaho. The scary part is most of them are true. Here are 6 times when Idaho was featured on Snopes and whether they were fact or fiction.