Discover the Strange and Hilarious SCP-SHREK in Gmod Meme Run

Discover the Strange and Hilarious SCP-SHREK in Gmod Meme Run

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Vin Diesel and the NFL theme song
3. Transformers: The Movie 3.1 The original 1986 film 3.2 Orson Welles' role in the movie
4. Bree's interesting cinema news 4.1 Sitting at a table in the middle of nowhere 4.2 Bree's driving skills
5. The boat on the road
6. The mysterious call
7. The intruder in the facility 7.1 Extracting a certain someone 7.2 The need for a sacrifice
8. Trapping the beasts 8.1 Opening the door to Shrek
9. The failed plan 9.1 Shrek and Sanic staying alive 9.2 Apologies from the narrator
10. Hanging on for dear life
11. The Disney fantasy

Transformers: The Movie

The NFL theme song always gives off a vibe that can only be described as what would happen if Vin Diesel joined the A-Team. The thought of Vin Diesel saying, "Hey guys, it's me Vin Diesel. I am Groot," while the NFL theme song plays in the background is just mind-boggling. But it does bring up an interesting point about the Transformers franchise.

In the original 1986 film, Transformers: The Movie, the song "The Touch" by Stan Bush was prominently featured. It was a big deal for fans of the cartoon series, but surprisingly, it Never made its way into any of the five live-action Michael Bay Transformers films. This fact has always bugged me. How could such an iconic song be left out of the movies?

As it turns out, the name of the movie itself is a source of confusion. While many know it as "Transformers: The Movie," it's officially called "The Transformers: The Movie." Yes, it's a mouthful, but that's the truth. Don't believe me? Just ask anyone who worked on the film, if they're still alive, that is.

One interesting tidbit about the original movie is that it was Orson Welles' last role before his death. Welles, best known for his iconic performance in Citizen Kane, voiced the character of Unicron, a giant planet. It's a testament to the lasting impact of Transformers: The Movie that it featured such a legendary actor in his final role.

Speaking of interesting cinema news, Bree, who always seems to have something up her sleeve, joins the conversation. She's sitting at a table in the middle of nowhere, which raises some eyebrows. But before we can question her choice of location, she reveals some intriguing information about her driving skills. Apparently, she went to driving school but didn't really go to school. It's a confusing statement, to say the least.

As we Continue our Journey, we find ourselves on a boat... on a road. Yeah, it doesn't make Sense to us either. Bree's navigational skills are questionable, to say the least. But she seems to have a purpose, as she mentions going to her friend's place, Keket. Who is Keket and why are we heading there? It's a loaded question that Bree doesn't fully answer.

Suddenly, a call interrupts our conversation. Bree answers and reveals that there has been an intruder in a facility. We Are being called in as a third party to handle the situation. It's not clear what exactly we're dealing with, as Bree is cryptic about the details. All we know is that we need to extract someone and offer a sacrifice.

As we arrive at the facility, tension fills the air. Bree seems to know more than she's letting on, but she insists on leading us further. We enter an elevator, uncertain of the danger that awaits us. Bree's nonchalance is both comforting and concerning at the same time.

Inside the facility, we find ourselves in a room filled with SCPs. Bree points out that we're not here for any of those, reassuring us that there's a different objective. She opens a door and reveals the presence of Shrek, standing in the middle of the room. How Shrek got there is a mystery, but he adds to the growing chaos.

Amidst the confusion, Bree suggests a plan to trap the intruder. She opens another door, hoping to contain the danger. However, things don't go as planned, and both Shrek and Sanic, another unexpected presence, survive. The Narrator apologizes for the failed hypothesis and takes responsibility for the dire situation we find ourselves in.

As the tension escalates, we try to hold on for dear life, unsure of what the future holds. The narrator's casual comment about wishing for a Disney fantasy breaks the tension momentarily, but reality quickly sets in. We're in a dangerous situation, and our fate hangs in the balance.

In conclusion, the journey through this perplexing and chaotic adventure leaves us with more questions than answers. From Vin Diesel's hypothetical involvement in the NFL theme song to the misadventures in the facility, the unpredictability of the events keeps us on the edge of our seats. While it may be frustrating not to have all the pieces of the Puzzle, it's clear that there's never a dull moment in this bizarre journey.

Highlights:

1. The NFL theme song and Vin Diesel's hypothetical involvement.
2. The absence of "The Touch" in the live-action Transformers movies.
3. Orson Welles' last role in Transformers: The Movie.
4. Bree's interesting cinema news and her questionable driving skills.
5. The boat on the road and the mystery of Keket.
6. The call for help and the intruder in the facility.
7. The need for a sacrifice and the failed plan to contain the danger.
8. The presence of Shrek and Sanic in the facility.
9. Apologies from the narrator and the dire situation we find ourselves in.
10. Hanging on for dear life and the desire for a Disney fantasy.

FAQ:

Q: Why was "The Touch" never featured in the live-action Transformers movies? A: The decision to exclude "The Touch" from the movies is a source of frustration for many fans. It may have been a creative choice by the filmmakers or a result of licensing issues.

Q: Who voiced Unicron in Transformers: The Movie? A: Orson Welles, known for his iconic role in Citizen Kane, provided the voice for Unicron, the giant planet in the movie.

Q: What was the failed plan in the facility? A: The plan to trap the intruder and contain the danger backfired, resulting in both Shrek and Sanic surviving and causing chaos in the facility.

Q: Why is Bree sitting at a table in the middle of nowhere? A: Bree's unconventional choice of location is part of her mysterious nature. She often has interesting news to share and seems to enjoy keeping others guessing.

Q: What is the significance of the Disney fantasy Mentioned? A: The mention of a Disney fantasy is a momentary escape from the chaos and danger. It represents a desire for a more whimsical and lighthearted reality amidst the confusion and uncertainty.