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When a Movie Kills a Random Dog for No Reason Reaction

A meme featuring a screenshot of Mr. Incredible (Bob Parr) from Disney/Pixar's 'The Incredibles' sitting at a breakfast table with a stern, intense expression. The text overlay at the top reads: 'When I'm enjoying a movie and then there's a scene where a random dog gets brutally murdered for no apparent reason (it's not even relevant to the plot of the movie)'. The character's serious demeanor humorously contrasts with the relatable frustration expressed in the text about unnecessary animal deaths in films.
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When I'm enjoying a movie and then there's a scene where a random dog gets brutally murdered for no apparent reason (it's not even relevant to the plot of the movie)

Overview

A meme featuring a screenshot of Mr. Incredible (Bob Parr) from Disney/Pixar's 'The Incredibles' sitting at a breakfast table with a stern, intense expression. The text overlay at the top reads: 'When I'm enjoying a movie and then there's a scene where a random dog gets brutally murdered for no apparent reason (it's not even relevant to the plot of the movie)'. The character's serious demeanor humorously contrasts with the relatable frustration expressed in the text about unnecessary animal deaths in films.

Origin notes

This meme uses a screenshot from the original 'The Incredibles' animated movie (2004), showing Bob Parr at the breakfast table with a stern expression. The image has been edited to add text commentary about frustrating movie tropes involving unnecessary animal deaths. This type of meme is commonly created by fans using movie screenshots combined with relatable text overlays.

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