12 Legendary 70s Superhero Movies That Still Hold Up and Some Have Become Memes Too - Explored

Take a trip down memory lane with the 70s superhero movies that defined a generation! This video explores 12 iconic films that not only hold up today but have become meme-worthy classics. Revisit the campy charm of Superman, the gritty action of Deathstroke, and the iconic (or infamous) special effects of films like The Amazing Spider-Man. We'll delve into why these movies continue to resonate with audiences, from their quotable lines to their cheesy brilliance. So, grab your popcorn and prepare to relive the era of capes, tights, and those unforgettable superheroics (and some unintentional hilarity) that continue to tickle our funny bone!
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[@noelhernandez363]

I had the pleasure of meeting my childhood hero Lou (Hulk) Ferrigno at the Alamo city comic-con!!

[@capedcrusader7080]

Superman! 😍🦸🏻‍♂️

[@The-Artless-Gallery]

What timing!!! I'm watching Superman 1 right now!!!

[@G1Grimlock94]

Wonder Woman 😍😍😍😍

[@WarriorSmurf]

According to Reb Brown, CBS ordered six episodes of Captain America to follow the tv movies. Once the network decided to go cancel-crazy, those plans (which also included crossovers with Hulk and Spidey) went up in smoke.

[@jamesriegel13]

I have the complete series on DVD of The Incredible Hulk my favorite series of that time

[@tonypowell9681]

I remember watching Wonder Woman with Lydia carter & Inframan was two of my favorite but one t v movie thought you was going to have on this list was Man from Atlantis he had three successful movie before they tried to make it a tv series

[@edwardburkejr6931]

Hulk with Bill and Wonder woman with Linda Carter

[@edwardburkejr6931]

Also Superman with Christopher Reeves

[@kennyboggs3676]

That was the whole charm of Superhero movies back then they weren't trying to be "realistic" or "serious" or "political" they were just fun, campy, action packed, colorful stories about the age old battle between good and evil and about ordinary people who gain superhuman powers or obtain high tech weaponry to fight crime, terrorism and/or the occasional alien invasion.

[@dustyscrypt]

So much better, and more fun than modern Marvel & DC garbage.

[@jamalvargas6146]

My Late Father Frankie Loved Wonder Woman (1973-1975) & The Incredible Hulk (1977-1981) so much that his old narrow minded ass didn't want to watch any film or television show after 1979 and I liked The Terminator, Rocky, RoboCop, Highlander, Die Hard, Lethal Weapon and Men In Black movies growing up I hated his mentality but I'm slowly becoming That to a small degree I'm still open minded and accepting anyway that's my story

[@scottmontgomery3743]

Lynda Carter WonderWoman waa 1975 to 1977 I think

[@horrorstew3577]

My mums the same 😂 thanks for sharing you made me smile

[@kennyboggs3676]

I grew up watching Wonder Woman, Batman, The Adventures of Superman and The Incredible Hulk in reruns on TV (I never knew there was a live action Spiderman series and the only Captain America movie I saw was this direct-to-video film from 1990 that was produced by this low budget movie studio named "Cannon" that was famous for making Chuck Norris movies, the American Ninja movies, the live action Masters of the Universe movie and another superhero movie "The Punisher" starring Dolph Lundgren based on the Marvel Comics character.)

[@scottmontgomery3743]

What does everyone think of WonderWoman 1974 TV movie?

[@saicharand7765]

Legendary ? Most of these seem like hot garbage...

[@MrSa458]

I'm not a big comic book reader, but I can say that I do like Iron man I do think that one of the people who was in the list could of made it on the I think it was turptio man But anyways, God bless everyone who comes across this comment and just keep up with what you're doing for the kingdom of Heaven with the encouraging words that you're giving right now 🪽✝️🕊🙏🏽