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When I checked aimlessly around DeviantArt, I found an interesting meme by Blackrhinoranger and I decided to make my own version of it.

ThunderCats Roar; represents irritating modern reboots of classic cartoon shows. I hate Teen Titan Go!, The Powerpuff Girls 2016, Pony Life, Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go! and ThunderCats Roar because these cartoon shows are disrespectful reboots of well praised cartoon shows and have cheap animation, awful writing, obnoxious characters and very lowbrow humor. Even though I hate these reboots, I'm not a toxic hater and I don't justify toxic hatred at all. I just hate them.
But not all reboot of classic cartoon shows are bad. MLP: FIM, DuckTales 2017, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are good reboots of cartoon shows. Also, Transformers: Animated and TMNT 2003 are my favorite reboots of any cartoon shows of all time.
Voltron: Legendary Defender used to be a great reboot cartoon show until it literally crashed and burned. Schaffrillas Production has summarized that entire show perfectly in this video (www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae5oov… ).

The Grubhub ad; represents "Corporate Art Style". I really hate how corporations are oversimplifying their logos and commercials into generic, hip, safe, soulless, desperate and even cringey attempts at advertising their products to the people. It's very sad how Pringles, Firefox, Nickelodeon and Warner Bros. ruined their beloved logos.
But the Grubhub ad is truly cringeworthy due its tone, very hatable characters who look like off brand Illumination characters and move like Chester V from Cloudy 2 and Mr. Greene from Norm of the North, except the kid who is only relatable character in the ad until he starts dancing too, and usage of "Soy Yo" by Bomba Estereo which has absolutely nothing to do the ad at all.
The other Grubhub ads are less cringey but still pretty terrible. Though I ironically like the ad where a giant Grubhub bag falls from the sky because it symbolizes the dark truth behind Grubhub.
There's also the Kroger ad which is almost as cringeworthy as the Grubhub ad. Even though the art style of the Kroger ad looks like off brand Playmobile: The Movie, it does look more likable than the art style of the Grubhub ad. Also, "Low" by Flo Rida and T-Pain actually has something do to with the Kroger ad.
Considering the fact Kroger has multiple subsidiaries, they all have their own personalized editions of the Kroger ad.
There's another Kroger ad which features a teen girl who is as relatable as the kid from the Grubhub ad.

The Emoji Movie; represents movies that are nothing but big adverts rather than actual movies. Yes, there are movies that are just like the Grubhub ad but much longer. These are The Emoji Movie, Playmobile: The Movie, UglyDolls, Bobleheads: The Movie, the live-action/animation hybrid Smurffs movies, Trolls movies by DreamWorks and even Ralph Breaks the Internet. These movies have extremely generic stories, hypocritical morals, the tone that only appealing to children and unnecessarily mean spirited tone, absolutely hatable characters, cringeworthy humor and cheap animation, except Ralph Breaks the Internet has great animation.
Heck, there are even more these type of movies upcoming like Rubik's Cube movie and multiple movies based on GameStop stock situation.
This trend must stop right now. Or actually it should had stopped when The Emoji Movie received enormously negative criticism.
Technically The Lego Movie can be considered this kind of movie but The Lego Movie is an actual great movie with the exciting story, lovable characters, very funny humor and impressive animation. Even the directors of The Lego Movie, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, hope people won't blame them and The Lego Movie for these type of movies. I definitely don't blame them. In fact, The Emoji Movie is just a big rip-off of The Lego Movie, Inside Out and Wreck-It-Ralph.

The Last Airbender; represents the live-action adaptations of any animated movie and cartoon show. I can't understand why this concept even exists.
I hate the live-action remakes of Disney animated movies because they obviously lack the creativity and timeless charm of the originals and they're bland and soulless cash-grabs with nightmarish CGI recreations of beloved Disney characters. The worst thing about this is the fact, Disney is focusing on remaking their animated movies that don't need to be remade at all or shouldn't even be remade in the live-action form. People have said The Jungle Book 2016 is a good remake but it's just a fairly average movie in my opinion.
What's also problematic is the fact, the Hollywood studios have made and are making live-action adaptions of cartoon shows and even anime like the Inspector Gadget movies, the Bayformers movies and Ghost in the Shell 2017. There are plans for the live-action remakes of Your Name and Akira. What's next, the live-action remakes of Studio Ghibli anime movies? Heck no!
Of course the worst of these are Dragonball Evolution and M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender. Both of these movies shouldn't even exist but they do. Do I have explain the problem with these two, isn't it obvious?
Both of these should be examples for the Hollywood studios, especially for Disney, why any animated movie or cartoon show shouldn't be adapted to the live-action form.

Original meme by Blackrhinoranger

Description
When I checked aimlessly around DeviantArt, I found an interesting meme by Blackrhinoranger and I decided to make my own version of it.

ThunderCats Roar; represents irritating modern reboots of classic cartoon shows. I hate Teen Titan Go!, The Powerpuff Girls 2016, Pony Life, Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go! and ThunderCats Roar because these cartoon shows are disrespectful reboots of well praised cartoon shows and have cheap animation, awful writing, obnoxious characters and very lowbrow humor. Even though I hate these reboots, I'm not a toxic hater and I don't justify toxic hatred at all. I just hate them.
But not all reboot of classic cartoon shows are bad. MLP: FIM, DuckTales 2017, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are good reboots of cartoon shows. Also, Transformers: Animated and TMNT 2003 are my favorite reboots of any cartoon shows of all time.
Voltron: Legendary Defender used to be a great reboot cartoon show until it literally crashed and burned. Schaffrillas Production has summarized that entire show perfectly in this video (www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae5oov… ).

The Grubhub ad; represents "Corporate Art Style". I really hate how corporations are oversimplifying their logos and commercials into generic, hip, safe, soulless, desperate and even cringey attempts at advertising their products to the people. It's very sad how Pringles, Firefox, Nickelodeon and Warner Bros. ruined their beloved logos.
But the Grubhub ad is truly cringeworthy due its tone, very hatable characters who look like off brand Illumination characters and move like Chester V from Cloudy 2 and Mr. Greene from Norm of the North, except the kid who is only relatable character in the ad until he starts dancing too, and usage of "Soy Yo" by Bomba Estereo which has absolutely nothing to do the ad at all.
The other Grubhub ads are less cringey but still pretty terrible. Though I ironically like the ad where a giant Grubhub bag falls from the sky because it symbolizes the dark truth behind Grubhub.
There's also the Kroger ad which is almost as cringeworthy as the Grubhub ad. Even though the art style of the Kroger ad looks like off brand Playmobile: The Movie, it does look more likable than the art style of the Grubhub ad. Also, "Low" by Flo Rida and T-Pain actually has something do to with the Kroger ad.
Considering the fact Kroger has multiple subsidiaries, they all have their own personalized editions of the Kroger ad.
There's another Kroger ad which features a teen girl who is as relatable as the kid from the Grubhub ad.

The Emoji Movie; represents movies that are nothing but big adverts rather than actual movies. Yes, there are movies that are just like the Grubhub ad but much longer. These are The Emoji Movie, Playmobile: The Movie, UglyDolls, Bobleheads: The Movie, the live-action/animation hybrid Smurffs movies, Trolls movies by DreamWorks and even Ralph Breaks the Internet. These movies have extremely generic stories, hypocritical morals, the tone that only appealing to children and unnecessarily mean spirited tone, absolutely hatable characters, cringeworthy humor and cheap animation, except Ralph Breaks the Internet has great animation.
Heck, there are even more these type of movies upcoming like Rubik's Cube movie and multiple movies based on GameStop stock situation.
This trend must stop right now. Or actually it should had stopped when The Emoji Movie received enormously negative criticism.
Technically The Lego Movie can be considered this kind of movie but The Lego Movie is an actual great movie with the exciting story, lovable characters, very funny humor and impressive animation. Even the directors of The Lego Movie, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, hope people won't blame them and The Lego Movie for these type of movies. I definitely don't blame them. In fact, The Emoji Movie is just a big rip-off of The Lego Movie, Inside Out and Wreck-It-Ralph.

The Last Airbender; represents the live-action adaptations of any animated movie and cartoon show. I can't understand why this concept even exists.
I hate the live-action remakes of Disney animated movies because they obviously lack the creativity and timeless charm of the originals and they're bland and soulless cash-grabs with nightmarish CGI recreations of beloved Disney characters. The worst thing about this is the fact, Disney is focusing on remaking their animated movies that don't need to be remade at all or shouldn't even be remade in the live-action form. People have said The Jungle Book 2016 is a good remake but it's just a fairly average movie in my opinion.
What's also problematic is the fact, the Hollywood studios have made and are making live-action adaptions of cartoon shows and even anime like the Inspector Gadget movies, the Bayformers movies and Ghost in the Shell 2017. There are plans for the live-action remakes of Your Name and Akira. What's next, the live-action remakes of Studio Ghibli anime movies? Heck no!
Of course the worst of these are Dragonball Evolution and M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender. Both of these movies shouldn't even exist but they do. Do I have explain the problem with these two, isn't it obvious?
Both of these should be examples for the Hollywood studios, especially for Disney, why any animated movie or cartoon show shouldn't be adapted to the live-action form.

Original meme by Blackrhinoranger