Popsugar Celebrity Twitter Reactions Armie Hammer Tweets About Stan Lee Tribute Posts Armie Hammer Is Unimpressed With How Stars Are Handling Stan Lee's Death 13 November 2018 by Brea Cubit Image Source: Getty / Thos Robinson / Vincent Sandoval If a Hollywood and comic book luminary dies, maybe . . . don't post a photo of you posing with them? At least that's what Call Me By Your Name star Armie Hammer thinks. A day after Marvel legend Stan Lee passed away, Armie, who worked with Stan in 2014's Stan Lee's Mighty 7, took to Twitter to slam celebrities who shared photos of themselves with Stan. Many of the MCU stars, including Robert Downey Jr., Chris Pratt, and Hugh Jackman posted memorable pictures of them with the comic icon to pay their respects. But Armie strongly disapproved of such responses, tweeting, "So touched by all of the celebrities posting pictures of themselves with Stan Lee . . . no better way to commemorate an absolute legend than putting up a picture of yourself." There were a number of strong retorts to Armie's critical commentary, with many questioning why he's condemning others during a time of grief. Armie also responded to a few of the replies to defend himself and expand on the point he was trying to make. Read on to see how users reacted to the actor's tweet, as well as a few of the exchanges between him and his followers. So touched by all of the celebrities posting pictures of themselves with Stan Lee... no better way to commemorate an absolute legend than putting up a picture of yourself.— Armie Hammer (@armiehammer) November 12, 2018 1 / 20 Me.... too...?— Armie Hammer (@armiehammer) November 12, 2018 2 / 20 If your answer is “post a selfie” then I think we need a cultural revamp across the board.— Armie Hammer (@armiehammer) November 12, 2018 3 / 20 Kudos to you for finding the strength at a time like this to school everyone on the proper way to grieve or remember someone who impacted their life.— Tired (@CamilaCaBowYo) November 12, 2018 4 / 20 while I agree to an extent, some of those people did share amazing memories with stan himself, real genuine conversations and laughs. some of those people literally owe their career to this legend. pic.twitter.com/2gPOcaQwsy— antonia LOVES BETO (@cmbyniall) November 12, 2018 5 / 20 If Stan impacted your life (ie. All of our lives) with his work, post his work that touched you the most. Posting a selfie makes his death about you and how cool you felt taking a picture with him.— Armie Hammer (@armiehammer) November 12, 2018 6 / 20 Maybe meeting him was the moment that touched them most ???It's an honor when you're finally able to meet someone that you've always looked up to.— Noelle 👨 🍁🍂 (@WakandanBucky) November 12, 2018 7 / 20 also not to mention how contradicting this tweet is. you’re doing even worse than what you’re stating by making a legend and his passing about something so materialistic and unnecessary? there’s nothing wrong with people remembering him in their own way....— melanie (@heavydusk) November 12, 2018 8 / 20 Aaaaaaaand just by telling people how to grieve, you've made this wonderful man's passing, all about you. I'm a fan of yours 100%, but this was just not right. Also some of those "celebrities" are your friends. And human beings. pic.twitter.com/FVzblhTWwK— ⭐💙⭐Trisha⭐💚⭐ (@MrsAquaman187) November 12, 2018 9 / 20 Don’t hurt yourself falling off your high horse Armie. Like seriously chill and let people grieve the passing of someone the way they want/need to without coming across as judgemental and harsh.— already stanning eduardo dorrance (@kingshanewest) November 12, 2018 10 / 20 -at a funeral-grieving person: I remember my father’s last words to me-armie: STOP MAKING EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU— rudolph but like cool (@eunysookim) November 12, 2018 11 / 20 I put up a pic of me & Stan because I wanted to share one of the most memorable moments of my career/life meeting the man. That's what people are doing. It's the highest honor to testify about what he meant to YOU. But thanks for appointing yourself judge of how people express it— John Campea (@johncampea) November 13, 2018 12 / 20 I know this comes out of a place of your own grief...& seeing people you feel are using the moment for self promotion. I’m sure that is true in some cases, but remember other people are processing their own feelings of grief & photos are a pretty common way to connect to a memory— Amanda Deibert 🏳️🌈 (@amandadeibert) November 13, 2018 13 / 20 I’m really confused on why you would bring attention to something so minuscule and manipulate it into something negative? Everyone grieves differently. You’ve just now made this entirely about you and your personal preference instead of paying your respects like everyone else.— timotéeth chalabread (@MelisHarrytrash) November 12, 2018 14 / 20 pic.twitter.com/0TqUZijJkG— Zora Neale Hustlin’ (@MarsinCharge) November 12, 2018 15 / 20 pic.twitter.com/aK7sDBNW1X— judge boo boo (@gerbenugget) November 12, 2018 16 / 20 this isn’t really cool, people are just celebrating and remembering times they got to spend with him. no need to be so cynical abt it— spencer (@haiItotheking) November 12, 2018 17 / 20 pic.twitter.com/hsGSIUr0SO— brianna (@spideysqueen) November 12, 2018 18 / 20 Wow...this tweet is so wrong— Kate saw BohRhap twice (@CilloMurphy) November 12, 2018 19 / 20 I find it disgraceful that THIS tweet is how you decided to acknowledge Stan Lees passing; rather than joining people in sharing their love of a man that was loved by many you saw an opportunity to “make a statement” that does nothing but make you come across insensitive and mean— 𝐟𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫 (@wadesbuba) November 12, 2018 20 / 20 Twitter ReactionsArmie Hammer