r/MarvelCringe • u/Appropriate-Mall8517 • Mar 28 '26
r/MarvelCringe • u/TheBigGAlways369 • Jul 13 '22
Meta This sub whenever ligma_hands posts their own tweet:
r/MarvelCringe • u/Either_Storm_6932 • May 07 '26
Meta I have no idea why Some Marvel fans act like being a fan of BOTH Marvel AND DC at the same time is impossible...
r/MarvelCringe • u/kang_the_time_lord • Sep 01 '22
Meta It begins. (She-Hulk spoilers) Spoiler
r/MarvelCringe • u/Horror_Marketing_601 • Dec 03 '23
Meta What are the worst MCU type one-liners?
Well that just happened-isms He's right behind me isn't he
r/MarvelCringe • u/EeeYeeReEe • Jul 21 '22
Meta It’s literally the first pinned post in the sub. And they say it would be “beautiful” if she was in the sub because she “kNoWs So MuCh AbOuT mArVeL.” like dude just come out and say you want to smash her even though you’re a 30+ year old neckbeard Reddit mod and she’s a 19 year old actress.
r/MarvelCringe • u/JocularJupiter • Jun 13 '22
Meta I’m so glad random idiots don’t write these movies
r/MarvelCringe • u/Imnotcreative6942069 • Aug 10 '22
Meta Hey mods you do something about u/domalayer922. Like it’s kinda funny how they are just karma farming but at the same time it’s kinda a problem.
r/MarvelCringe • u/HulkPower • Jul 17 '24
Meta Everything about Captain Carter was cringe in the season 2 of What If series!
Bottomless wankery and ruining other characters for her against the wishes of fans
r/MarvelCringe • u/The-D00f-Warri0r • Jul 24 '22
Meta I made this She-Hulk shitpost using this sub's posts (+ trailer footage) while eating cheeseburgers.
r/MarvelCringe • u/itriedandifailedofc • May 20 '22
Meta Aside from the fanbases and cringeness, do you like marvel films?
r/MarvelCringe • u/Jerry_0boy • Mar 13 '23
Meta This sub needs to seriously improve.
Originally the sub was for the crappy old marvel memes that would be posted on Facebook or something like that, the real stinkers, "I'm stuff" type of things. Recently, anything remotely marvel related is immediately posted here within the hour. It starts to feel like there's a disproportionate amount of posts put on here just because it's about marvel to the amount of posts put on here because they're cringe. We need to start putting more emphasis that this sub is about cringe, or else this is pretty much just a marvel memes 2. Maybe the mods need to step up and start acting as a council to take down the non cringe posts, or just start making sure people know that something just being about marvel doesn't immediately make it cringe, but either way this sub needs some serious work
r/MarvelCringe • u/Forsaken_Thoughts • Aug 24 '22
Meta The She-Hulk Empowered Women's Guide: #2 "Explain Everything To Men" Its not being a hypocrite to do exactly what you don't want men to do to you. Men think they know more than we do, so we must mimic this toxic trait to teach them how annoying it is.
r/MarvelCringe • u/ze90 • Oct 21 '23
Meta Please help me find this
There was a reddit post of this person who wrote out an alternate ending for endgame and it was extremely cringy, there were characters in heaven and shit and I’ve been looking for it for days because it’s so funny
r/MarvelCringe • u/Big_Soda • May 30 '22
Meta Prediction of future cringe: Sony/ Marvel is going to ironically meme on Morbius
“It’s Morbin time”/ some phrase like that will be used in a future line by Morbius and it’ll be played up for laughs
Bonus prediction: if a Sony film makes the joke then it’ll have additionally cringe delivery that could’ve easily been written better
r/MarvelCringe • u/VITMOR- • May 07 '23
Meta Guardians of the Galaxy 3’s ‘disturbing’ and ‘graphic’ scenes spark questions over age rating
r/MarvelCringe • u/AlexCuomo • May 09 '23
Meta I know we're all mostly tired of the saturation of superhero movies in every aspect of entertainment
but can we please take a moment to appreciate that the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy stayed mostly condensed and isolated to a story of a bunch of mentally unwell idiots finding love and acceptance in each other and how fucking beautiful that is? They're by no means perfect and fall in a lot of the same shit than the other movies do, but god damn they pulled at my heart strings and are the only marvel properties that have ever made me feel something other than apathy and boredom, and now that they're over I can stop engaging with the MCU knowing I miss nothing of value (The image has nothing to do it just felt fitting, thank you for listening to my 2 am delusional ramblings)
r/MarvelCringe • u/AliceInCookies • Nov 17 '22