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Still images of the scene where Superman screams in anguish while on the verge of tears after killing Zod have become a popular reaction image, especially for articles or threads dealing with something negative pertaining to the DCEU.
My grand consensus of Man of Steel is that it had all the right ingredients for a more "realistic" Superman, however poor writing and direction resulted in a mediocre movie. Perhaps the same script under a different director could have resulted in a more well received film? What is your take?
May 13, 2024 · Laugh out loud with the Man of Steel! Enjoy a compilation of the funniest Superman memes that'll have you rolling on the floor.
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The Man of Steel has inspired countless fans to poke fun at his iconic status, powers, and even his questionable disguise. So, whether you're a dedicated fan of the Last Son of Krypton or just looking for a good laugh, these 21 Superman memes will have you chuckling in no time.
- 20 You'll Never Be as Good
- 19 Shut Up, Bruce!
- 18 The Batman V Superman You Dreamed of
- 17 George Reeves Is Jealous, But Not as Much as Christopher
- 16 in Time They Will Accept You
- 15 Super Booty
- 14 Keanu's Theory
- 13 Hypocrisy
- 12 The Underwear
- 11 Have Compassion!
Jonathan Kent didn't always give the best advice in Man of Steel, the worst of which cost him his own life, but this meme is pretty brutal too. Way to kick a guy when he's down and out. Rather than try to say something uplifting to help his son and give him hope for a better future, he kicks him in the teeth by telling him he doesn't have a chance....
For those of you who didn't know, before portraying Batman in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Ben Affleck actually portrayed Superman or rather he played the actor George Reeves in the fictionalized biography of the actor and the events surrounding his untimely death entitled Hollywoodland. Reeves played Superman in the 1950s television show Ad...
We have a theory that a lot of people will always love the first iteration of a character they saw growing up above all else. For example, if you grew up watching Sean Connery, no one will ever be James Bond for you. This obviously doesn't apply for everyone but a lot of people tend to think the first to do it will always be the best. So in terms o...
You might know George Reeves as the actor who first played Superman on TV in Adventures of Superman, but a lot of people hadn't even heard of the '50s show because it was always overshadowed by Christopher Reeve's Supermanfilm. As a result, Reeves has an inferiority complex in this meme. But George Reeves isn't the only Superman actor that most peo...
Henry Cavill really got a lot of flack for his portrayal of Clark Kent/Superman. Perhaps that will change over time (hopefully after Justice Leaguecomes out), but the initial reactions to his portrayal weren't great at all. We found this meme to be both heart-felt and funny at the same time, which made it a perfect addition to this list. It seemed ...
We love the shot on the left of Jason Momoa sneeking up on his pal Henry Cavill at a red carpet event. He has the gleeful smile of a child about to pull a prank. Unfortunately, Cavill's super booty is no match for Supergirlstar Tyler Hoechlin's rump. We're not sure if he has extra padding in his Superman suit or if that thing is all natural, but in...
Keanu's stupid expression taken from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventureperfectly complements the text in this meme, but it asks an interesting question, one that we touched on earlier in this list: are we as consumers biased in our love of a particular iteration of a character, because we grew up watching that version and we have a sentimental atta...
We have always had an issue with this: no one has ever been fully content with a Superman film since Christopher Reeve. When Superman Returnscame out in 2006, Brandon Routh and the film as a whole were criticized because people found that they were trying to recapture the spark of Christopher Reeve's Superman. The film was not original enough becau...
According to this meme, it only took 35 years for Superman to learn that you're supposed to wear your underwear on the inside of your pants. This is true on film, but if we include Superman's TV appearances, then he started wearing his underwear on the outside of his pants in the early '50s when George Reeves played him. That means it has taken Sup...
A lot of people were shocked that Superman actually resorted to killing General Zod at the end of Man of Steel. They couldn't believe Superman would break that law. As a result, they blamed Henry Cavill. They said his Superman was too dark and twisted and it didn't reflect the comic books in the slightest. Did they forget what Christopher Reeve's S...
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"Stop, My Invincible Son" is a catchphrase that refers to Jonathan Kent's iconic death scene from the 2013 DC Comics movie, Man of Steel. The scene was parodied online due to the seemingly forced sacrifice of Superman's father figure.
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Literally not true at all. Snyder said prior to the Batman announcement that Man Of Steel was likely to be its own universe separate from the Justice League planned, but when they were pitching ideas of who the villain should be in Man Of Steel 2 that Snyder came up with the idea of Batman fighting Clark and he took it from there.
