When it comes to ironic appreciation of comedies where a Jerry Seinfeld bee finds happiness with a human woman, it's hard to beat 2007's "Bee Movie" for that specific honor. And while "Bee Movie" somehow failed to beat "No Country for Old Men" at the Academy Awards (or even be nominated for some reason! Shaking my damn head!), it did gain a following online from its constant plays on TBS, and a boredom with Shrek as the go to movie to pretend you like while sort of cringing when those attempts at photo realistic ogres come on screen. Now, the nation wants more Bee Movie memes, and one woman captured the internet's collective imagination with her impression of the one fictional character without whom the cinematic world would cease to turn: Bee Movie bee's, Barry's, girlfriend Vanessa Bloome, voiced originally by Renee Zellweger, played to perfection by this individual, Twitter user @Gianna_Genneken. Gaze in awe at her near perfect rendition of the greatest love interest character of all time (Romeo and Juliet are tied for second of course).
When it comes to ironic appreciation of comedies where a Jerry Seinfeld bee finds happiness with a human woman, it's hard to beat 2007's "Bee Movie" for that specific honor. And while "Bee Movie" somehow failed to beat "No Country for Old Men" at the Academy Awards (or even be nominated for some reason! Shaking my damn head!), it did gain a following online from its constant plays on TBS, and a boredom with Shrek as the go to movie to pretend you like while sort of cringing when those attempts at photo realistic ogres come on screen. Now, the nation wants more Bee Movie memes, and one woman captured the internet's collective imagination with her impression of the one fictional character without whom the cinematic world would cease to turn: Bee Movie bee's, Barry's, girlfriend Vanessa Bloome, voiced originally by Renee Zellweger, played to perfection by this individual, Twitter user @Gianna_Genneken. Gaze in awe at her near perfect rendition of the greatest love interest character of all time (Romeo and Juliet are tied for second of course).
