One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

This is a simple, yet effective formula: Take two of the greatest franchises of all time (The Muppets and Lord of the Rings ) and mash them together over and over until they stick together into a big ball of awesomeness. As a kid I remember sitting with my entire family, watching the newest episode of “The Muppets” and loving every second of it. The genius of Jim Hanson along with the sharp writing of the entire team made every episode an absolute blast. Over the years, the Muppets did their fa…

One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

One meme to rule them all, One meme to find them, One meme to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them

Speak meme and enter

Speak meme and enter

Speak meme and enter

I wonder if the Hobbit trilogy will have the same sort of reception the Star Wars prequels had. Think about it—We have one perfect trilogy that everyone loves; a trilogy that changes cinema and raises an entire generation of fans. Followed by a second trilogy that is much less well received, and even gets a lot of undeserved hate (because everything today has to be the best thing or the worst thing ever). Both are by the same director (who was somewhat unknown during the first trilogy and then…

Where was Gondor When the Westfold needed Memes?

Where was Gondor When the Westfold needed Memes?

We get it, you don't like AI, you don't trust it, and you think it's an abomination . Really, we get it. However, we are also old enough to remember when people said the same thing about electronic music and even about Photoshop—it's soulless, it's evil, it's technology gone amok, it's taking work from the creative people who have been honing their craft for years. Again, we get you - and we respectfully disagree. AI is a tool, and like any tool in the history of humankind it can be used for go…