On July 23, actor Nicolas Cage arrived in Kazakhstan for the opening of the Eurasia Film Festival. There Hollywood star dressed up in a fur hat and national Kazakh costume- chapan, and in this form he was photographed with People's Artist Kazakhstan Aiman Musakhodjaeva. The picture became an occasion for jokes and fotozhabs, like many other appearances of Western celebrities in Russia and the CIS countries.
We have collected six more such examples: with, and Tom Hardy.
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Nicolas Cage
In Astana, Cage performed at the Five Continents Children's Film Festival, and began a welcoming speech in Kazakh. At the request of the host, the actor solemnly planted a tree.
The Oscar and Golden Globe winner said that the directors of the country could make a film about the arrival Hollywood stars to Kazakhstan and it would have been a success at the box office. He also recorded a video message to the residents of Kazakhstan, in which he praised national cuisine, the architecture of Astana and the friendliness of the inhabitants of the city: “I have never met such a warm welcome, although I have been to many places. I will invite everyone I know to Kazakhstan.”
Combination national costume and the confused look of Cage has become a fertile topic for jokes on social networks.
One of the main ideas was this: Cage does not get his passport back until he praises Kazakhstan.
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The second reason to practice wit is the fermented milk drink koumiss. Some suggested that Cage ended up in Kazakhstan after drinking too much koumiss, while others simply photoshopped a bottle of drink to the actor’s picture.
Others joked more subtly and put the American on a par with the Kazakh biys.
The American was placed in the realities of the post-Soviet space: with carpets, five-story buildings and street markets.
Nicolas Cage with his classmates while studying to be a furrier cutter at Fur School No. 124 pic.twitter.com/yDUWDZzFXl
The actor was replaced by Vladimir Putin in a photoshopped picture from the G-20 summit, which was actively distributed in RuNet in early July.
Not without a ten-year-old meme "Witness from Fryazino".
"Nicolas Cage is killing his career."
Ilya Repin
oil on canvas pic.twitter.com/jFzRt12xHn— Brow Nicotine (@Yoghikitt) July 24, 2017
Popular microblogger Nikita Brovchenko posted a photo of the actor on Repin's painting.
Cage was made the hero of the film "Ivan Vasilievich Changes Profession" and other Soviet films.
Instead of Ippolit Georgievich in the frame from the film "The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!".
Based on all these photo-toads, someone created a set of stickers with Nicolas Cage for the Telegram messenger.
Keanu Reeves in St. Petersburg
The actor wanted to live in Russia for a couple of months before filming the film "Siberia". For Reeves, this is a rule when preparing for a role: before filming the film "Master of Tai Chi", he spent six months in Hong Kong. People who accidentally see famous actor in St. Petersburg, they began to take pictures of him and post them on social networks.
Meanwhile, in St. Petersburg you can meet a person with poor Russian pronunciation pic.twitter.com/saj2tVdZz6
Keanu Reeves looks like main character from gangster Petersburg pic.twitter.com/QPWd0c6q8p
I don’t know for whose soul John Wick came to St. Petersburg, but no one canceled the reward for the head of the excommunicado! pic.twitter.com/ZUonUjFS02
The actor arrived in Russia a few months after the premiere of the action movie John Wick 2, in which he played the main role.
Kanye West at the exhibition
In November 2016, unexpectedly for many, photos of the American rapper Kanye West, who arrived in Moscow, appeared on social networks. West posed at the exhibition with Russian fashion designer Gosha Rubchinsky. It turned out that Rubchinsky would be working on a collection for the Yeezy brand, which is run by the American rapper.
In Moscow, West visited the exhibition of photographer Alexander Rodchenko at the Multimedia Art Museum and went to the Public Bar.
In the summer of 2016, photos from the meeting between actor Steven Seagal and President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko appeared on the Internet. Seagal came to the country to meet with representatives of the Belarusian IT company Wargaming, which created game World of tanks.
At the same time, the action hero of the 1990s visited country house Lukashenka also ate vegetables from his garden, which caused a lot of jokes like “Lukashenko treated Seagal with his carrots.”
And in 2013, Steven Seagal came to Chechnya and danced a lezginka there.
Jared Leto in Perm
In 2015, the rock band 30 Seconds to Mars, in which actor Jared Leto plays, went on a tour of Russia. The appearance of the Oscar winner in the market of Perm caused a stir in social networks.
Jared Leto walks through the market in Perm
Oh Cas, forgive me but I'm screaming pic.twitter.com/cY9U8EgaGy— mr luicotin 击 (@ns_juicy)
The actor often announces himself in the media and in many films. Often seen in big-budget films, but after 1996, when he received an Oscar, his performance, to put it mildly, left much to be desired. Incredible replays and twisting of the facial muscles caused the creation of memes with Nicolas Cage. The actor became the record holder in the number of nominations for the "Golden Raspberry" - an award for the most outstanding failure in acting. He can not lose heart, because fame on the Internet will not leave him for a long time.
The very first Nicolas Cage meme
Actor career Nicholas started a long time ago, back in 1981. But he received his first "meme" fame in 1988, starring in the film "Kiss of the Vampire". In one of the scenes, he extremely convincingly played bewilderment, which provoked the analysis of the picture into memes, quotes and screenshots. The most famous shot was the moment in which the meme character with Nicolas Cage said: "What did you say me?".
Since the Internet was not particularly developed in the late 80s, everyone forgot about this moment. The picture gained new popularity with the advent of modern imageboards - forums where users communicated on various topics and discussed films. Memories of the film received a response, which provoked the emergence of memes with Nicolas Cage. They express a satirical attitude towards the hero of the picture and the actor himself.
Nicolas cage - meme koumiss
The actor's trip to Kazakhstan deserved special attention. There, dressed in folk attire, he went down for his own. See for yourself, if you didn’t know him, you could understand that Nicolas Cage is one of the most expensive actors modernity?
Be that as it may, the audience began to talk about the fact that the actor went overboard with koumiss, and in the morning ended up in Kazakhstan. What can you do there? Of course, go to the film festival in Astana. The actor held a photo shoot, trying on a chapan and a fur hat. He posed for pictures with prominent Kazakh cinema figures and signed autographs. Memes with Nicolas Cage have not left the Internet yet for a long time, and some fans did not stop inventing photo-toads with the actor at all, providing the work with the status of a national treasure of Kazakhstan.
Other actor memes
In addition to these works, the actor was also mentioned in other memes and photo-toads made on the basis of a large number works. Internet personalities loved the acting (especially the facial expressions) in films such as Ghost Rider, Face Off, Wicker Man, Left Behind. The movies are bad, sure, but Nicolas Cage's replays make them hilarious, and that's what makes the movies so successful.
Memes about the eternally overacting Nicolas Cage amuse people all over the Internet, but the actor himself is made sad. Cage said that he creates each of his crazy images on purpose and carefully thinks through, only the audience does not understand his work. But he aspires to the level of the classics of cinema and Western version kabuki theatre.
Nicolas Cage, known for his many roles in films of the nineties and zero, is dissatisfied with his status as an Internet legend: in his opinion, fans have paid attention to something that is not important to him at all. He spoke about this in an interview with IndieWire. The most memorable shots with his participation are so firmly rooted in Internet culture that it is already difficult to perceive them in isolation from memes, and this does not suit Cage.
A frame from the film "Kiss of the Vampire", which became a meme You don't say
Cage believes that due to the fact that for many viewers he has long become primarily a meme actor, the audience will look for all the same hypertrophied emotions in the new film with his participation - "Mandy" from director Panos Cosmatos. Many viewers felt that the thriller was filmed only in order to give Cage an environment in which his performance would be appropriate - which is why they liked the fact that they were.
With the advent of the Internet, these mashups appeared, where they select some moments and show them without the context of the whole film, it turns out such a meme, one might say. These [cuts] are called "Cage's rage" and they depress me.
In "Mandy" the actor really gives free rein to his desire for artistry, looking like a fit of madness. What is his heart-rending cry “You tore my shirt!”, addressed to one of the opponents, or the scene where the hero of Cage in shorts and with a bottle of vodka in his hand writhes in sobs for several minutes without saying a word. However, according to the artist, this is not at all important in the film.
I'm sure this is very frustrating for Panos, who has created a very lyrical, sincere and poetic work of art, and [on social media] only sees "Cage's fury" in his film. I would like to think that I can continue to work with Panos, but the Internet has done the film a very disservice.
Moments from films that diverge into memes, Cage does not consider replaying at all, although many viewers will not agree with him. According to him, people often evaluate these moments out of context, without looking back at why his characters behave the way they do. At the same time, Cage claims that throughout his career (and he managed to be both a star and an actor from a series of failed films), he specifically chooses heroes with the most unusual behavior. In playing their roles, the actor experiments with his own skills and with different styles games.
I confess honestly. I have sometimes made the choice to fulfill my abstract and ontological fantasies about acting in films by playing the roles of people who were crazy, or people on drugs, or possessed. supernatural powers. This, one might say, gave me the right to reveal the style German Expressionism in your game or western kabuki style - whatever you like to call it.
Even up to a streak of bad films in the 2010s, Cage constantly played characters who behaved unnaturally - the audience often perceived this as poor acting. But Nicholas assures: he carefully ensured that his characters were so specific. What looks like overacting or bad improvisation is, in his mind, part of an elaborate plan. And he calls some of the strangest roles based on how the classics of cinema worked.
I chose the role of Peter Low [in Kiss of the Vampire], a literary agent who goes crazy and considers himself a Nosferatu, to try out a style of acting like Max Schreck [one of the most famous German actors of the 1920-1930s]. I chose the role of Terence in "Bad Lieutenant", who takes cocaine to use drugs - not literally - and I added something from playing James Cagney [mid-20th century Hollywood star]. There is a reason behind all this. All this is very well thought out and carefully planned.
Classic movie legends in general often inspire Nicholas, judging by his reaction to the words of actor Ethan Hawke. A few years ago, Hawk compared him to the "troubadours of the past" and stated that Cage is the only artist since Marlon Brando who has brought something new to the art. acting. When asked by IndieWire what he thought about it, the actor replied that Hawke's words were very pleasant for him.
Look at James Cagney in "White Heat" when he says, "I'm on top of the world, ma!" Was it realistic? No shit. Was it exciting and believable? Hell yes. It would take a long time to list these ancient troubadours who devoted themselves to such charismatic and grandiose stylization. Such greatness, one might say.
True, from the explanations of the artist it is still not clear what his idea was when he was dressed in Kazakh folk clothes, and in response he made such a suffering face, as if he had just seen a portion of memes about himself.
But no matter how Cage's performance is explained, the audience still loves the actor for his memetic facial expressions. Some even make pillows with his face - however, if such a pillow is not properly handled, she is. And Cage isn't the only actor whose weirdness is making fans love him. Actor and director Tommy Wiseau made the film "Room", which is considered to be one of the worst in history, but the audience liked his non-standard behavior so much that now they are happy to watch it.
Nicolas Cage or Yes, okay meme , No, damn meme, Yes, what are you talking about meme. These are all the names of one complex joke that can be found on the World Wide Web. However, before continuing, I would like to advise you a few sensible articles, for example, the origin of the interesting meme "Stoned Fox", a popular meme You can’t just take it and ..., which means Zalyot in army slang, how to understand the term Zatyag, etc. P.
In fact, the huge popularity of this joke lies in its versatility. This picture is usually posted when they want to show their sarcasm, for example, when the answer was known in advance, and the actions are obvious.
Nicolas cage meme- this joke has gained its popularity due to its versatility, it can be used in almost any situation
The origin story of the meme Nicolas Cage, Yes, okay
Many individuals are often interested Nicolas cage meme from which movie frame taken? The answer is as simple as five Soviet kopecks, this screenshot was taken from the comedy film "Kiss of the Vampire", which was released on the screens of a cinema in the distant 1988 year. Since the topic of necrophilia is still very much in demand in the West, there is nothing strange that Nicolas Cage starred in one of these films.The plot of the film is quite ordinary and banal, one guy named Peter falls in love with a vampire, that is, a dead man who must drink blood to maintain his existence. After meeting the ghoul, Peter begins to notice the changes taking place in his body, he thinks that he is turning into a vampire, although the viewer does not know if this bitch bit him, or if these are his usual fantasies.
The frame from the film was taken from 42nd minute of the film. Needless to say, Nicolas Cage played excellently in this picture, although the film itself turned out to be so-so, third-rate. When compared with modern "Twilight", the actress Kristen Stewart plays almost stone-faced, so memes with her participation are not of particular interest.
Until recently, no one really knew about this film, and about the young Nikolos, who subsequently gained great popularity. The beginning of fame for this meme was given by one of the artists who draws for an imageboard known in narrow circles " Reddit", and once reviewing "Kiss of the Vampire" he drew attention to a very emotional Cage and took a screenshot of this moment. After that, he converts the frame into vector format and uses it as the ending of his comic. These events took place in 2009 year, it is from this time that you can start counting the ever-increasing popularity meme "Yes, okay".
The very first comic with the face of Nikolas is characterized by all subsequent memes. The essence of this very first comic is that the babe tells her alpha that she has learned that the moon shines with the light reflected from the sun. For her, this turned out to be a surprise, apparently, as for many Pindos. To which the brutal sarcastically answers her with a phrase that is the highlight of the whole meme, so to speak, the quintessence - " you don't say?".
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