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It seems like a decade ago that we were lamenting the Sonic movie's terrible animation. Even the movie's February 14 release seems like it happened in another lifetime. But the film (which actually got solid reviews) has more to offer than 100 minutes of boredom-busting. It's inspired more than a few excellent dank memes, and the latest format features Jim Carrey as Sonic's nemesis, Robotnik. The meme remixes the classic Daily Struggle format by adding a panel of Robotnik eagerly selecting the negative red button. It's being used to mock everyone from gullible fake-news spreading aunts to gamers, and it's quickly becoming one of the more popular formats on Reddit. We've put together a healthy handful of our favorite examples, but you can read more about the evil goodness on Know Your Meme. Happy scrolling!

One of our favorite memes is "They Had Us In The First Half," so we were extra excited to see this similar dank meme from the Sonic the Hedgehog movie featuring Jim Carrey as Dr. Robotnik uttering the line, "I was not expecting that." 

Scroll down for some of our favorites and check out Know Your Meme for more examples!

Damn, Gina. Today is serving up a whole lot of "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." That classic Jurassic Park quote sums up our feelings about the just-released trailer for 'Sonic The Hedgehog'. The film features Jim Carrey as the villainous Robotnik and James Marsden as Tom Wachowski, a small-town Sheriff who assists Sonic in his quest to save the world. Unfortunately, this star power doesn't do much to distract from the film's cringey, creepy CGI and very questionable production. All of Twitter seems to agree.

Feeling down? Need a laugh? We've got you covered. 

Or at least this list of funny pics and memes does.

Want more funny pictures in case these don't "have you covered"?

It is not an obvious detail to find what makes you funny. There is the list of the funniest funny pictures according to a Google algorithm or the list of funny screen grab pics from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia which take a more calculated approach. 

But what makes a picture funny? And how do you quantify such an element. The lolcats funny pictures are a safe bet, but rely heavily on the use of cute cats and furry facial expressions to grab the uses's attention.

Maybe science will never know exactly what makes a picture funny, or it is an evolving thing that doesn't have an absolute definition for our purpose. Or maybe we all know what make a funny picture but simply can't put it into words.