Superman Takes on the Cerveza Cristal Star Wars Meme

Superman has become the latest pop culture figure to be featured in the Cerveza Cristal Star Wars meme. While discussions about the Man of Steel should be focused on James Gunn's upcoming Superman movie, a recent trend has taken over past DC projects. Despite the excitement for future DC films, this meme has captured the attention of Star Wars fans and added a new dimension to the DC fandom.

As shared by christhebarker, the amusing beer commercial has made its way into a scene from Superman: The Movie. In this memorable moment from the Richard Donner film, Superman confronts Lex Luthor about a mysterious lead-lined box. Against Luthor's caution, Superman opens the box to reveal the now-famous bottle of Cerveza Cristal placed inside.

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Star Wars' Cerveza Cristal Meme Explained

Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker looking shocked surrounded by bottles of Cerveza Cristal - Star Wars' Cerveza Cristal Meme Explained

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The Cerveza Cristal meme may seem strange to those who are not familiar with it. However, the backstory behind the famous beer ad is just as wild. It all started when a video clip of a Star Wars rerun from the early 2000s in Chile went viral. To prevent interrupting the movie with a commercial break, the company cleverly inserted the Cerveza Cristal ad into the original Star Wars trilogy.

The clip of Obi-Wan Kenobi giving Luke Skywalker a Chilean beer became popular online among fans of movies and TV shows. It led to Cerveza Cristal being inserted into different movie series, like Superman. The funny part is that the original Star Wars beer ad caused a legal battle between George Lucas and the Cerveza Cristal company. This shows how fans online can turn anything into a funny meme that works with any movie series.

Editor's P/S:

The Cerveza Cristal Star Wars meme has become a viral sensation, showcasing the creativity and humor of the internet community. The seamless integration of the beer commercial into iconic scenes from Superman and other films has created a new dimension of fandom, where pop culture figures and advertising collide in unexpected and amusing ways.

This meme highlights the power of social media and online culture to transform everyday objects and events into viral sensations. The original Star Wars beer ad, which was once a clever marketing stunt, has become a beloved piece of internet folklore. The meme's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of nostalgia and the ability of fans to find humor and entertainment in even the most mundane aspects of popular culture.