Yet another meme format has emerged from the depths of Twitter — and this time, it's all about *iconic* moments from TV and movies that deserve to be included in any and all film class syllabi.
It all started with this since-deleted tweet that fawned over this shot from Game of Thrones:
And naturally, Twitter saw this as a PNMF™ — potential new meme format — and, well...here's what happened:
1. Billy Ray's limbo moment from Hannah Montana:
This shot is amazing they should teach it in every film studies class
2. This shimmery turquoise number from Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again:
This shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class.
3. That time Aviva Drescher shouted, "The only thing fake about me is THIS!!!" and threw her prosthetic leg on The Real Housewives of New York:
this shot is beautiful & should be taught in any film studies class
4. This shot from RuPaul's Drag Race that honestly looks like a renaissance painting:
This shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class
5. This parking lot moment in Nathan for You:
This shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class.
6. This entire scene from Twilight which — unbiasedly — deserves all of the Oscars:
This scene is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class
7. This shot of Shrek's plaid-clad bulge 'n booty from Shrek:
this shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class
8. When Juni talked to Fegan Floop in Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams:
this shot is brilliant and should be shown in any film studies class
9. And when Chris Daughtry got voted off American Idol:
This shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class.
10. When Denise looked "sh*tty" in Hot Rod:
This shot is brilliant and should be shown in any film studies class
11. When Jim Carrey emerged from a rhino's b*tth*le in Ace Ventura:
This shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class.
12. When Scoob disguised himself as a lil' lobster in Scooby Doo:
This shot is brilliant and should be shown in any film studies class
13. This CGI duck-troll thing from Detective Pikachu:
this shot is so beautiful and should be studied in any film studies class
14. This immortalized still from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia:
This shot is beautiful and should be taught in any film studies class.
15. And lastly, the *ICONIC* Halloween party scene from Angus, Thongs, and Perfect Snogging where Georgia goes dressed as a DIY olive:
this shot is brilliant and should be shown in any film study class