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Studio Animation vs Hollywood vs People Reaction (Mario)

A two-panel meme featuring characters from The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The top panel shows Bowser labeled 'Studio Animation' peeking over a blank screen with 'Animation' text, implying a neutral or curious stance. The bottom panel has two characters: Mario labeled 'Hollywood' saying 'It's trash.' with a disapproving expression, and Luigi labeled 'People' saying 'I like it!' with an enthusiastic expression. The meme humorously contrasts differing reactions to animation quality between Hollywood critics and general audiences.
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Studio Animation
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Hollywood
It's trash.
People
I like it!

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Comparison of reactions to animation quality between Studio Animation, Hollywood, and general audience

Overview

A two-panel meme featuring characters from The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The top panel shows Bowser labeled 'Studio Animation' peeking over a blank screen with 'Animation' text, implying a neutral or curious stance. The bottom panel has two characters: Mario labeled 'Hollywood' saying 'It's trash.' with a disapproving expression, and Luigi labeled 'People' saying 'I like it!' with an enthusiastic expression. The meme humorously contrasts differing reactions to animation quality between Hollywood critics and general audiences.

Origin notes

The meme uses screenshots from The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023), an animated film based on Nintendo's Mario franchise. It appears to be user-created, likely edited using basic image editing software to add text labels and dialogue. Such memes are commonly shared on platforms like Reddit, where users create reaction-based content comparing different viewpoints.

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