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Thor: Ragnarok, while several years old, ranks near the top for many MCU fans. The film was directed by New Zealand's comic genius Taika Waititi (What We Do In The Shadows,) who breathed new life into the tale of a hunky Norse god. The film's more lighthearted and funny vibe makes the memes even more enjoyable. 

If you haven't been following the Shitty Film Details Twitter account, you're technically not missing out at all. It's chock full of largely useless and sometimes completely fabricated film facts that won't do you any favors at trivia night. But since we spend the day scrolling mindlessly through memes, we kind of dig this uselessness. Maybe you will, too. 

It feels like a million years since we last enjoyed a quality Marvel movie. And there's no telling when movie theaters will be reopening thanks to the pesky coronavirus pandemic. To get our fix of superhero goodness, we often turn to memes. And we've put together a crap ton of 'em for you.

Quarantine is a pain in many ways. But it's also great time to binge-watch and indulge marathons of your favorite movies. As it feels like it's been an eternity since there were any Marvel releases (we hope we can still look forward to Black Widow) we've been having enjoying previous movies on Disney+. And that's made us crave some quality Marvel memes. So we put this gigantic gallery together to satisfy our urges and to help lessen your withdrawal. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Getcha Tumblr gems right here folks!

We've been inundated with Avengers: Endgame memes for over a month, and we're happy to report that there's finally one making the rounds that doesn't involve Josh Brolin's Thanos. These memes focus instead on the Hulk and Thor, played by Mark Ruffalo and Chris Hemsworth. The photos used are of Hulk trying out the Infinity gauntlet and Thor giving him two thumbs up when it actually works. It's mostly  being used to illustrate situations in which people are impressed by feats that are decidedly unimpressive. Here are our favorites.

If you're tired of Avengers: Endgame memes, please remove yourself from this meme dump. The film may have been released nearly a month ago, but the memes are apparently going strong. This latest format features our favorite Asgardian God, Thor. In Endgame, Thor has let himself go and fallen into a depression. His mom (portrayed by Rene Russo) gives him a talking to, resulting in the golden boy's exclamation "I'm still worthy!" The mama's boy moment is getting meme'd to oblivion, and here are some of the most primo examples. 

If these memes leave you wanting more, check out these dank memes from his very own movie, Thor: Ragnarok.

It's no news to anyone that anything Ryan Reynolds touches on Twitter is comedy gold, so when we saw this viral 'shop of the Marvel studs, we knew we were in for something good. Buzznet tweeted the gender-bending photo last week, claiming that the "female version" of Hugh Jackman looks an awful lot like the Deadpool actor's wife, actress Blake Lively. Reynolds agreed, and even tweeted as much, to the joy of his many internet-surfing fans. 

Jackman's alleged resemblance to Lively wasn't the photo's only source of entertainment. While most of the actors involved look classically attractive, the artist decided to use a still from Zoolander 2 to represent a gender-bent Cumberbatch. His character in the film (a nonbinary and androgynous supermodel) may have long hair, but seriously lacks eyebrows. The joke went over some peoples heads, resulting in quite a few very freaked out tweets demanding a more legit version of the 'shop. Some dedicated fans of Cumberbatch stepped up to the plate, delivering quite an interesting range of results.

Tuesdays suck, but memes make it better.

Venn diagrams can really just describe the human experience so well.

SPOILER ALERT: Though if you still haven't seen Thor: Ragnarok we can't be friends. 

Towards the end of the movie, after Thor has realized that he has to utilize the destruction of Asgard (Ragnarok) to defeat his evil sister Hela, she scoffs at him saying that he cannot defeat her. Unfortunately for Hela, Thor has a trick up his sleeve - the fire demon Surtur. As the demon bursts from the palace, Thor corrects her with a smug "I know, but he can." Memers have started to use these panels to depict the many secret weapons we've witness throughout history and pop culture. Be it Stalin defeating Hitler, or Sansa and Lord Baelish defeating Ramsay Bolton - this is a dynamic we can all understand. Plus, we're suckers for any Marvel memes. Bring it on.