Sulley (James P. Sullivan)

Monsters, Inc.

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This meme uses a screenshot of a group of visibly unimpressed, annoyed monsters from the animated film *Monsters Inc.* to comment on recent controversy surrounding video game developer Rockstar Games. Text above the image first outlines widely shared criticisms of Rockstar's recent choices: releasing games capped at 30fps, building paywalled single-player experiences, selling only digital copies of titles, withholding PC releases, engaging in broadly anti-consumer business practices, and conducting mass employee layoffs. The second text block mocks people who defend these corporate decisions, who frequently blame piracy for delayed PC ports and tell frustrated consumers to purchase a new PlayStation 5 Pro console instead. The exasperated expressions of the *Monsters Inc.* characters visually convey the widespread frustration gamers feel at both Rockstar's unpopular choices and the out-of-touch defenses of these choices by corporate apologists.

Rockstar Anti-Consumer Practices vs Corporate Defenders Reaction Meme

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This meme uses a scene from the Pixar animated film *Monsters, Inc.* to depict a common cultural joke about the unbalanced relationship between the US and Australia. The blue furry monster Sulley is paired with the United States flag and the line "We have a rivalry?", representing the common US perspective that relations between the two countries are friendly and casual. The purple lizard-like monster Randall is paired with the Australian flag and the line "I absolutely DESPISE you", representing the widespread playful, intense competitive/rivalrous attitude many Australians hold towards the US, which is often unrecognized by Americans.

But we love you! (US vs Australia Rivalry Meme)

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This is a 3-panel reaction meme featuring screenshots of the character Sulley from the Pixar animated film *Monsters, Inc.*, paired with text explaining different levels of satisfaction with TV volume settings. The first panel shows a tired, unamused Sulley next to the text 'having the TV volume as an odd number'. The second panel shows a content, smiling Sulley next to the text 'having the volume as an even number'. The third panel shows an overjoyed Sulley gesturing excitedly with both arms out, next to the text 'having the TV volume as a multiple of 5'. The joke taps into the widely relatable common quirk many people share of being particular about their TV volume number settings, ranking the desirability of different volume number types by Sulley's increasing level of happiness.

Sulley TV Volume Preference Reaction Meme

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This meme features a screenshot of the character Sulley from the animated Pixar film Monsters, Inc. Sulley is shown walking forward with a stern, imposing, deadpan expression, surrounded by other background monsters. The text caption at the top of the image reads 'Russian actors with 5yrs training on their way to play Russian mobster 17# in an action movie.' The satirical joke points out a common Hollywood action movie trope: highly skilled, professionally trained Russian actors are regularly cast in interchangeable, one-note minor villain roles as generic Russian mobsters, wasting their formal training on unimportant, generic parts.

Action movies be like: Trained Russian actors cast as generic minor mobsters

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A multi-frame meme using four sequential screenshots from Pixar's *Monsters Inc*. Each frame features a crowd of animated monsters, including the blue furry character Sulley, walking determinedly forward. Above each frame is the repeated text: 'Atheists in the comments anytime anyone posts anything religious:'. The meme humorously satirizes the phenomenon of atheists eagerly flooding comment sections whenever religious content is posted online, likening their collective response to a large, enthusiastic crowd approaching a target.

Atheists Flooding Religious Posts Comments

A multi-frame meme using four…