Jason Momoa and Ray Fisher Diss Critics for Negative 'Batman v Superman' Reviews [PHOTOS]

It might seem like all the negative reviews of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice are as ineffective as bullets on the Man of Steel's impressive chest as the DC flick stormed the box office during Easter weekend. However, that doesn't mean that BvS stars Jason Momoa and Ray Fisher aren't going to take shots at critics on Instagram!

Momoa, who appeared in a quick Batman v Superman scene as Aquaman, shared one of the Batman memes dissing critics who have been calling BvS "boring." The Instagram post features Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne in the scene where he first meets Henry Cavill's Clark Kent, but with lines pointedly directed at critics.

"Critics who can't act or know comics are a bit hypocritical, wouldn't you say? Knowing every time their friend directs a boring movie, write a puff piece review about a boring story. Maybe it's just WB, DC and me have a bad history with people acting like clowns," the meme reads.

A photo posted by Jason Momoa (@prideofgypsies) on Mar 27, 2016 at 4:38am PDT

The former Game of Thrones star isn't the only one firing back at critics. Fisher, who played Cyborg in a small scene, also posted a Bruce Wayne meme on Instagram, although it features a still of Affleck arguing with Alfred (Jeremy Irons). "20 years of journalism ... how many good critics are left? How many have stayed that way?" the meme reads. "They want the power to wipe out the entire DC movie slate ... and we have to destroy them!"

A photo posted by Ray Fisher (@rehsifyar) on Mar 27, 2016 at 8:34am PDT

The two actors may be completely savage on Batman v Superman critics, but they did greet their fans a Happy Easter in one of Momoa's Instagram posts.

A photo posted by Jason Momoa (@prideofgypsies) on Mar 27, 2016 at 5:03am PDT

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice might be suffering from bad criticism, but the film managed to rake in $27.7 million on its opening day, crushing Avengers: Age of Ultron, which opened at $26.6 million.