Sony finally released the Madame Web movie, and needless to say the internet's reaction has been lukewarm
Oh, dear moviegoers, gather 'round for a tale as twisted as Madame Web's web of fate. Sony, in its infinite wisdom, has bestowed upon us the cinematic wonder that is the Madame Web movie. Yes, you read that correctly – Madame Web, the obscure comic book character whose claim to fame is... well, being old and psychic, I guess? The recent release of the movie by Sony has left audiences scratching their heads and critics sharpening their pens. Madame Web reviews and memes reviews are pouring in faster than you can say "What were they thinking?" and let's just say the consensus isn't exactly glowing. From wooden performances to a plot thinner than Madame Web's spectral threads, it seems that Sony has once again missed the mark with this latest addition to their ever-expanding Spider-Verse. But fear not for amidst the wreckage of yet another failed superhero flick, there is a glimmer of light – and that light comes in the form of memes. Oh yes, the internet has once again come to the rescue, serving up a veritable feast of Madame Web memes that are as hilarious as they are merciless. Perhaps the most fitting memes of all are the ones about the fact that Sony tapped the writers of MORBIUS to write the move. That's right, THAT Morbius. Bravo, guys. You've done it again. So, without further preamble, we present you with:
The best 23 Madame Web memes and reactions so far
Whether or not you are a Spiderman fan, it seems like this flich falls short on all accounts. But at least we have the Madame Web reviews and memes to give us the bit of entertainment the movie lacks. So here's to you, Sony – may your box office receipts be as threadbare as your movie's plot, and may your memes be plentiful. Until next time, true believers.
Oh and if you are looking for more nerdy content, check out our memes from the recently renewed Percy Jackson series, or take a stroll further into the MCU with Marvel memes that are sure to get your webs shooting
Phil is one of the co-founders of Thunder Dungeon (the short one). As a result he spends his time simultaneously on the internet and in a dark, windowless room.
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