shrek

These funny movie synopses feel totally wrong, but are sort of on point. They read like someone who just started watching movies for the first time badly trying to explain a plot. It's fun to try and think of other movies you can sum up in just a few sentences with crude reductionism. Beauty and the Beast? A young woman makes friends with some furniture and falls in love with her kidnapper. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory? Creepy rich guy lures families into a building and kills kids in front of their parents. Inception? A group of colleagues take some epic naps together.

Take a look at some of these hilariously bad (but not wrong) plot summaries, and if you want more funny movie-related content, try this!

Greetings fellow meme connoisseurs. You can relax now, because we've got the dank content you seek and we're all about sharing the goods. This killer selection has got everything an average meme-lover could ask for—new takes on old classics, ridiculous shitposts, topical tidbits, and a sprinkle of clever tweets for good measure. Share 'em in the group chat, save a few for a rainy day, or just enjoy a good scroll session. You deserve it.

You don't have to feel guilty about spending time on the internet. Especially not right now. You deserve the laughs (and sometimes disgust) that memes provide. And we've got a whole lot of them right here for you.

Does Smash Mouth even need an introduction? We think not. Accordingly, please take a little stroll through these amusing memes that we thoroughly enjoyed. They're the perfect humor for people who aren't the sharpest tools in the shed. Now get Shrek'd.

Hooray, it's everybody's favorite green ogre! Many of these memes don't make a ton of sense, but we think you'll find them amusing anyway. Now let's get on with the Shrek memes!

What's not to love about a brand new Shrek meme? This particular meme combines our favorite green ogre with some self-deprecating humor, and we're all about it. Check out more at Know Your Meme!

Twitter's always been a hotbed of memes, and that has only become more real since users have been cooped up at home. The latest big Twitter meme is unsurprisingly tied to the completely unavoidable genre of K-Pop. Users are pairing images of celebrities with the legs and thigh-high boots of Thai rapper Lalisa Manoban, a member of the group Blackpink. The first iteration came from @Adventurin2Fear, who lined the images of the boots up with a classic seductive photo of actor Jeff Goldblum. Later memes featured everyone from Timothée Chalamet to Shrek. And judging by the tweets, pretty much everyone would look great with Lalisa's legs. Try it for yourself. 

Tired of procrastinating by looking at memes or social media? This collection of historical images ranges from mildly interesting to, frankly, completely terrifying. And they might even help you next time you go to pub trivia with your buddies. 

If Thursday's the new Friday, what's the working day that comes after? 'Cause we sure ain't feeling any of that Friday relief. In fact, we feel even more like procrastinating than ever before. If you feel the same way, then we've got you covered with this extra large batch of memes, tweets, and shitposts to curb your restlessness and keep your brain busy. 

If you're a fan of the cult classic Shrek, then you're lucky as hell because there is certainly no shortage of memes about the green ogre himself. 

Fun tidbit: did you know that the Shrek story originated from a 1990 children's book of the same name? Now you do! It was written by cartoonist William Steig and purchased by Stephen Spielberg in 1991. 

Now onto the Shrek memes!

Remember the good old days? When we weren't glued to our smartphones, Instagramming every meal, or checking in wherever we went? Frankly, neither do we. But people swear that such a time existed. This meme pokes fun at all the near-luddites that are won't shut up about times without technology. We gotta hand it to these people, these takes (which incorporate both art and pop culture) are pretty damn good.