Tag: DreamWorks

This is a reaction meme using a still from the DreamWorks Shrek animated film franchise. On the left, the character Donkey has a smug, grinning expression and is labeled "Shrek 5 trailer". On the right, the titular character Shrek looks at Donkey with an unimpressed, weary, annoyed expression, with his arms crossed, and is labeled "Shrek fans". The joke satirizes the skeptical, underwhelmed reaction of long-time Shrek fans to the release of the Shrek 5 trailer, as many fans worry new sequels will not live up to the quality of the original beloved films.

Shrek 5 trailer just dropped

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The Star Fox Remake Looks Great So Far Meme

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This multi-panel meme features text at the top paired with three stills from popular, critically acclaimed American 2D animated films released between 1998 and 2004. The top text claims that American animation output in this time period had unique creative quality, then declined abruptly for an unclear reason. The top large still is a scene from 2002's *Treasure Planet*, showing main character Jim Hawkins and John Silver on the railing of a space sailing ship against a starry purple sky. The bottom left still is a scene from 1998's *The Prince of Egypt*, showing a hooded figure overlooking a large Egyptian construction site with monuments and laborers. The bottom right still is a scene from 2001's *Atlantis: The Lost Empire*, showing characters Helga Sinclair and Kida looking angry. The meme expresses nostalgia for the bold, experimental 2D animated theatrical features released by major American studios in this era, before the industry largely shifted to 3D CGI animation and more formulaic family film content.

1998-2004 American Animation Was Great Then Mysteriously Stopped Meme

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This is a two-panel edited meme using footage from the DreamWorks Shrek animated franchise. The first panel shows Shrek looking upset and pleading, with overlaid text reading 'Please, can I play Pragmata in peace?'. The second panel shows Shrek shooting angry red laser eyes from his face towards Donkey, who is standing in the doorway of Shrek's home. Text over Donkey reads 'The type of degenerate you find on the internet', while text next to Shrek reads 'Can you chill for just 5 minutes?!'. The meme expresses frustration at encountering unpleasant, toxic, or inappropriate people online when trying to enjoy a video game, matching the original poster's sentiment of wanting to play a wholesome father-daughter themed game without unwanted interruptions or negative interactions.

Shrek begs to play Pragmata without internet degenerate interruptions

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For Real Disney: Stop Milking Pointless Sequels

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A two-panel meme using scenes from the animated film Shrek. The top panel shows Shrek with a slightly annoyed expression, saying 'Can you stop creating economical bubbles'. The bottom panel shows Shrek looking upward at a large American flag, continuing with 'for just five minutes?!' The background in both panels features a grassy, outdoor setting with trees, consistent with Shrek's swamp environment.

Shrek Asking to Stop Creating Economical Bubbles for Five Minutes

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A two-panel comparison meme featuring character designs from Disney and DreamWorks animated movies. The left panel shows a detailed, realistic drawing of a handsome male head with soft features, labeled 'Every male protagonist in a animated Disney/dream works movie:'. The right panel shows a stylized, exaggerated cartoon character with a prominent nose and expressive lines, labeled 'Everyone else:'. The meme humorously highlights the contrast between the typically realistic, conventional attractiveness of male protagonists versus the more diverse, exaggerated designs of other characters.

Disney/DreamWorks Male Protagonists vs Everyone Else

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