Tag: flop

This is a two-panel reaction meme. Both panels feature the same shot of SpongeBob SquarePants with a tired, unimpressed, completely apathetic expression. The first panel is paired with the text "Me if Toy Story 5 flops", while the second identical panel is paired with "Me if Toy Story 5 doesn't flop". The joke conveys that the creator has exactly the same indifferent reaction regardless of whether the upcoming 5th Toy Story film succeeds or fails commercially or critically: even though they believe the franchise did not need another installment, they will still watch the film regardless of its quality, so the outcome does not matter to them.

They did NOT need to make a 5th one but I'll still watch it

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This meme consists of a screenshot of a verified DiscussingFilm X (formerly Twitter) post reporting that the Saudi Arabia-funded film 'Desert Warrior' is on track to become one of the biggest box office flops of all time, having earned only $488,000 against its $150 million production budget, paired with official promotional art for the film showing the lead warrior character holding two swords against a golden sunset desert backdrop. The 9Gag repost adds a sarcastic joke in its title, suggesting the film would perform far better if it was renamed 'Desert Harem Babes', implying leaning into male gaze-oriented, tropey suggestive harem content would draw a larger audience than its current serious action premise.

Joke Suggesting Renaming Box Office Flop Desert Warrior to Desert Harem Babes

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This is a 2x2 comparison meme that contrasts popular, commercially successful video game character designs with poorly received, unpopular designs called flops. The left half under the heading *CHARACTER DESIGN THAT SELLS* features two conventionally attractive, well-liked character designs (one female, one male). The right half under *CHARACTER DESIGN THAT FLOPS* features two recent controversial character designs: Rook from Dragon Age: The Veilguard (top right) and a heavily criticized re-design of Wattson from Apex Legends (bottom right). The meme argues that game developers often unfairly blame gamers for the failure of bad character designs, when the contrast in quality and appeal between successful and flop designs is obvious.

Character Design That Sells Vs That Flops

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