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So he made the image, posted it - plus a couple dozen more - to his Facebook page. Youre Doing It Wrong - Funny memes that 'GET IT' and want you to too. Or bite into an apple and be like, ‘Man, I love pears!’ So, I guess that’s where the misquote joke started.”Īs for the inspiration for starting to craft these images, Johnson says he was watching a documentary on Johnny Carson when the idea to create an image of Jack Nicholson in The Shining saying “I’m Johnny” struck. “Like, ‘Hey, you ate all the grapes!’ when it’s actually cherry tomatoes. “Me and my girlfriend have an inside joke where we will quote stuff wrong or call an item something that it’s not,” Johnson explains. But the genius behind Johnson’s effort is that doesn’t just post quotes that are wholly unrelated to the films in question as is so often the troll-quoting case rather, he does so with the sharp imprecision of someone who maybe hasn’t seen a movie, but has definitely heard people talking about and quoting it, but maybe didn’t hear them right. Now, granted, troll quotes aren’t necessarily a new meme. So he started dicking around on his computer some.Įarlier this week, Johnson launched a new Tumblr site called You’re Doing It Wrong, in which he started posted film stills emblazoned with just slightly off quotes from those films. Like so many others around here, last week’s sleet storm kept the frontman of Arlington’s The House Harkonnen (yes, it is a Dune reference) holed up at home without much to do. And given the way in which the Dallas-Fort Worth area’s recent spate of bad weather has choked workplace productivity of late, there’ve certainly been plenty of bored people around around these parts.Ĭonsider Alex Johnson among that set.
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The family who created it said it would remove the original from YouTube.House Harkonnen Frontman Alex Johnson’s Misquoted Movie Meme Is Our New Favorite Thing. And in May, the original 2007 video “Charlie Bit My Finger,” in which an infant bites the finger of his older brother, sold as an NFT for $760,999. In April, “ Disaster Girl,” a meme from a photo of a child smirking at the camera as a house burns in her neighborhood, sold in an NFT auction for $500,000. In February, Nyan Cat, an animated flying cat with a Pop-Tart torso that leaves a rainbow trail, sold for about $580,000. The market for them has exploded this year, and owners of popular videos and memes have been cashing in, selling their rights to digital art, ephemera and media. Tarantino’s foray into the wealthy and sometimes eccentric world of NFTs comes as a variety of celebrities and athletes have embraced the tokens. The movie grossed more than $213 million worldwide, according to the studio. Tarantino won an Academy Award for screenplay writing for the film, and it received several other Oscar nominations, including for best picture, best director and for acting by Mr. Jackson and Uma Thurman, followed two mob hit-men, a boxer, a gangster and his wife as their lives intersected. Tarantino, the movie, which starred John Travolta, Samuel L. “Pulp Fiction,” perhaps more than any other Tarantino film, has developed a cult following among fans, who have created memes, videos and costumes based on scenes and characters.
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The company is seeking a jury trial and unspecified monetary damages. Williams, a lawyer representing Miramax in the suit, said. “Miramax will defend all of its rights in regard to its library, including rights relating to NFTs, and will not allow Quentin’s representatives to deceive others into believing they have the authority to make similar deals in violation of the rights agreements they signed,” Bart H. Tarantino’s sale of the NFTs, which could interfere with the company’s own plans to sell NFTs from its library. The studio also said in its suit that consumers could be confused into believing that Miramax was associated with Mr.
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