History SuperStrength / LiveActionFilms

* SuperStrength/MarvelCinematicUniverse

* ''Franchise/DCExtendedUniverse'':
** The most prominent example are the Kryptonians, namely Clark Kent a.k.a. Superman -- just like in [[ComicBook/{{Superman}} the comics]], Clark's strength fluctuates [[StrongAsTheyNeedToBe wildly]] in the films, resulting in a great deal of PowerCreepPowerSeep. In ''Film/ManOfSteel'', Clark is very strong, being able to [[https://youtu.be/uo23u8Th3A0?t=66 lift a school bus out of a lake as a teen]] and hold up a [[https://youtu.be/ciZHndMQ-6E?t=122 oil rig as an adult]] (though he definitely struggles with the latter). Once Clark fully realizes his powers, he's much more effective, with his strength able to smash straight through buildings and make a KungFuSonicBoom with his fists. Interestingly, other Kryptonians such as Faora, Nam-ek and Zod can easily match Clark in strength, giving him a harder time throughout the movie -- [[spoiler:however, Superman is still a good deal stronger them (likely due to being exposed to Earth's sun for longer), as he can NeckSnap Zod despite the latter's NighInvulnerability]]. In ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'', Clark's strength is more erratic, as he can [[https://c.tenor.com/3mZIZ9ecnacAAAAC/superman-towing.gif pull an ocean liner through ice]] but is [[https://i.gifer.com/J9aX.gif forced down onto one knee]] when lifting a piece of a space shuttle (approximately 165000 pounds-75000 kg), though in the latter case, he's likely being careful as to not hurt the astronauts inside. In the FinalBattle, Clark is again matched -- this time by Doomsday, who mostly overpowers him, requiring Wonder Woman to help him out in the fight. In ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', all bets are off, and Supes is '''much stronger''' than he was presented as in the previous films, now able to effortlessly carry a huge building (which is likely much heavier than the oil rig and definitely heavier than the shuttle). In his [[ComeBackWrong resurrection scene]] (featured more prominently in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague''), he also easily overpowers Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Cyborg, despite the first two actually being closer in strength to him [[AdaptationalWimp in the comics]].
** Diana Prince a.k.a. Wonder Woman is '''very''' strong -- near the start of ''Film/WonderWoman2017'', when she [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength doesn't know her strength]], Diana accidentally smashes through stone with her bare hands while climbing a tower. In the battle at the Western Front, Diana [[https://c.tenor.com/KiIBFC1zrkoAAAAC/toss-tank.gif tosses]] a 7.75-ton Ehrhardt E-V/4 (German armored car) several meters. [[spoiler:Finally, when she learns that she's SemiDivine in the FinalBattle, she breaks free of the iron girders that Ares had put around her and [[https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2dabf2dd31e27cb33a37c23bb96ff8d7 lifts a much heavier 28-ton tank]], albeit with visible effort.]] In ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', she's strong enough to knock Steppenwolf around and cut into his SuperToughness with her CoolSword, though she needs to combine her strength with Aquaman's to overpower Steppenwolf in a tug-of-war, showing that she's still several steps below the top tiers. Meanwhile, she's little more than an annoying fly to Superman, who [[https://youtu.be/CBv1AmqXHsc?t=13 no-sells her offense and incapacitates her with a single headbutt]]. In ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', she's a good deal stronger, [[spoiler:as Diana deals the finishing blow to Steppenwolf by chopping off his head]].
** Arthur Curry a.k.a. Aquaman, due to being a [[HalfHumanHybrid human-Atlantean hybrid]], has a body and physical capabilities far greater than any normal human. In ''Film/Aquaman2018'', he's shown to be able to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulgteD3fBeE&ab_channel=MukeshNegi lift a submarine]] (likely over 48,000 tons, though he's using [[MakingASplash hydrokinesis]] here and is much stronger in the water than on land) from the ocean. Aquaman is also able to smash extremely durable materials like an NSA drone, Blank Manta's PoweredArmor, and even send Steppenwolf flying with his mother's trident. In the climax of ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', [[spoiler:Arthur is strong enough to impale a battered Steppenwolf through the chest from behind and actually lift him up with the trident]].
** Billy Baston a.k.a. Shazam is shown to be strong enough [[https://media.giphy.com/media/8vQXZ7P6D9QCOmHDD0/giphy.gif to punch through a concrete pillar]] and catch a bus in ''Film/Shazam2019''. However, Billy is [[https://www.justinkownacki.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Shazam-Sivana-Fight.gif matched]] in strength by Dr. Sivana (who is [[AdaptationalBadass far more powerful]] than he is in [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} the comics]]). [[spoiler:The rest of the kids get super-strength when Billy shares the power of Shazam -- Pedro in particular stops a Ferris wheel (220 tons at the very least) from falling.]]
** Technology can drastically boost strength -- see Batman's PoweredArmor, which helps him fight (a kryptonite-poisoned) Superman, and Cyborg, whose tech gives him to strength to knock back a Humvee and even help Superman pry apart three Mother Boxes.

* ''Film/GhostRider2007'' gives an impressive visual example of super-strength violating the laws of physics, as the Rider snares a helicopter with his {{chain|Pain}} and pulls it down. Unless he's heavier than a helicopter, tugging on the chain should have launched ''him'' toward ''it''. Whatever demonic powers were at work somehow knew which he was trying to achieve.

* ''Film/SpiderMan2'': Spider-Man demonstrates super-strength far beyond his expected capabilities, [[{{Trainstopping}} stopping a subway train]] with [[https://youtu.be/yRhRZB-nqOU?t=70 two web lines and his own back]].

* ''Film/XMenFilmSeries''
** Even when not transformed, Colossus can still [[http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121202165844/x-men-movies-canon/images/6/69/Colossus_X_-Men_Last_Stand_004.jpg carry around a massive TV]] as if it weighs nothing. In the ''Film/Deadpool2016'' and ''Film/Deadpool2'', he's even stronger, to point that he can overpower the Juggernaut.
** When he debuts in ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'', Hank [=McCoy=]/the Beast is strong enough to overpower [[https://i.gifer.com/FV2u.gif dozens of mutants]], and when younger in ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'', he can [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eHcvViAvOXg&t=60s toss around Wolverine]] and [[https://youtu.be/Zbgl4BMgoI0?t=66 even trounce Magneto]].
** In ''Film/TheWolverine'', Logan tosses people far when he gets the chance. Having to lug around an [[UnbreakableBones adamantium skeleton]] for years [[JustifiedTrope is going to make you a fair bit stronger than a normal human]]. Popular Science has made the observation that getting punched by Logan is like running face first into metal scaffolding.
** Fred Dukes a.k.a. Blob from ''Film/XMenOriginsWolverine'' has enough super-strength to knock Wolverine around and blow up a tank by [[FingerInABarrel putting his fist in the cannon]].
** The Juggernaut, while not too impressive in ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' (being at best able smash through walls and punch Wolverine around), gets a better outing in ''Film/Deadpool2'', able to [[https://64.media.tumblr.com/58e7881ad8ed1cd8bfabd29fbfc0633a/tumblr_pdbl7oBJfO1s5dlrdo10_1280.gif rip the merc with a mouth in two]] and [[https://youtu.be/FB1bfq1Fl4c?t=77 swing a bus around]].
** The Future Sentinels in ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast''. This in part is why they are so dangerous. [[spoiler:Two of them turn ''Colossus'' into a [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe human wishbone]].]]
** Angel Dust from ''Film/Deadpool2016'' can knock Colossus around as easily as Juggernaut could.
* ''Film/ZoomAcademyForSuperheroes'': Cindy's power. She's capable of throwing around objects that weigh several tons.

* ''Film/ItRunsInTheFamily'': [[TheBigGuy Big Dicky]] of the redneck gang that makes conflict with the old man can tear the porch right off of a house.

* ''Film/TheChroniclesOfRiddick'':

* ''Halloween4TheReturnOfMichaelMyers'': Michael Myers is so strong that he impales Kelly with a ''shotgun'' through her torso and through a ''wall''.

** The most prominent example are the Kryptonians, namely Clark Kent a.k.a. Superman -- just like in [[ComicBook/{{Superman}} the comics]], Clark's strength fluctuates [[StrongAsTheyNeedToBe wildly]] in the films, resulting in a great deal of PowerCreepPowerSeep. In ''Film/ManOfSteel'', Clark is very strong, being able to [[https://youtu.be/uo23u8Th3A0?t=66 lift a school bus out of a lake as a teen]] and hold up a [[https://youtu.be/ciZHndMQ-6E?t=122 oil rig as an adult]] (though he definitely struggles with the latter). Once Clark fully realizes his powers, he's much more effective, with his strength able to smash straight through buildings and make a KungFuSonicBoom with his fists. Interestingly, other Kryptonians such as Faora, Nam-ek and Zod can easily match Clark in strength, giving him a harder time throughout the movie -- [[spoiler:however, Superman is still a good deal stronger them (likely due to being exposed to Earth's sun for longer), as he can NeckSnap Zod despite the latter's NighInvulnerability]]. In ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'', Clark's strength is more erratic, as he can [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/11127/111279809/5179977-1639521010-51792.gif pull an ocean liner through ice]] but is [[https://i.gifer.com/J9aX.gif forced down onto one knee]] when lifting a piece of a space shuttle (approximately 165000 pounds-75000 kg), though in the latter case, he's likely being careful as to not hurt the astronauts inside. In the FinalBattle, Clark is again matched -- this time by Doomsday, who mostly overpowers him, requiring Wonder Woman to help him out in the fight. In ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', all bets are off, and Supes is '''much stronger''' than he was presented as in the previous films, now able to effortlessly carry a huge building (which is likely much heavier than the oil rig and definitely heavier than the shuttle). In his [[ComeBackWrong resurrection scene]] (featured more prominently in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague''), he also easily overpowers Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Cyborg, despite the first two actually being closer in strength to him [[AdaptationalWimp in the comics]].
** Diana Prince a.k.a. Wonder Woman is '''very''' strong -- near the start of ''Film/WonderWoman2017'', when she [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength doesn't know her strength]], Diana accidentally smashes through stone with her bare hands while climbing a tower. In the battle at the Western Front, Diana [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11133/111336148/6144081-tenor.gif tosses]] a 7.75-ton Ehrhardt E-V/4 (German armored car) several meters. [[spoiler:Finally, when she learns that she's SemiDivine in the FinalBattle, she breaks free of the iron girders that Ares had put around her and [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_medium/11132/111324489/6078846-2522545015-tumbl.gif lifts a much heavier 28-ton tank]], albeit with visible effort.]] In ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', she's strong enough to knock Steppenwolf around and cut into his SuperToughness with her CoolSword, though she needs to combine her strength with Aquaman's to overpower Steppenwolf in a tug-of-war, showing that she's still several steps below the top tiers. Meanwhile, she's little more than an annoying fly to Superman, who [[https://youtu.be/CBv1AmqXHsc?t=13 no-sells her offense and incapacitates her with a single headbutt]]. In ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', she's a good deal stronger, [[spoiler:as Diana deals the finishing blow to Steppenwolf by chopping off his head]].

** Billy Baston a.k.a. Shazam is shown to be strong enough [[https://media.giphy.com/media/8vQXZ7P6D9QCOmHDD0/giphy.gif to punch through a concrete pillar]] and catch a bus in ''Film/Shazam2019''. However, Billy is [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11134/111347991/6769980-6767453-8623414861-ezgif.gif matched]] in strength by Dr. Sivana (who is [[AdaptationalBadass far more powerful]] than he is in [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} the comics]]). [[spoiler:The rest of the kids get super-strength when Billy shares the power of Shazam -- Pedro in particular stops a Ferris wheel (220 tons at the very least) from falling.]]

* Almost everyone in ''Franchise/TheMatrix'' is able to [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/PaleGrayAngelwingmussel-size_restricted.gif punch through concrete]] and [[https://static1.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11127/111275532/5155459-3939462696-giphy.gif crush cars underneath their feet]]. The Agents are the most blatant examples, but the heroes have this as well -- in the training room, Morpheus sends Neo flying with a kick [[https://youtu.be/12u1nA7bXzc?t=155 so strong that he snaps a wooden pillar]]. Speaking of Neo, he gets even greater strength as a FlyingBrick, [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/FoolishCreativeAlligatorgar-size_restricted.gif as does Smith]].

* Not only is the titular alien (Yautja) in ''Film/{{Predator}}'' strong enough to overwhelm Arnie's Dutch and NeckLift him, but he can also rip men's spines out like they're MadeOfPlasticine. [[Franchise/{{Predator}} Later Predators]] are shown breaking concrete with their blows and [[Franchise/AlienVsPredator swinging around the aforementioned Xenomorphs]] by the tail. The on in ''Film/Prey2022'' is outright able to kill a bear with a punch to the head and then hoisting up the carcass unassisted.

** When he debuts in ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'', Hank [=McCoy=]/the Beast is strong enough to overpower [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11122/111220339/4595230-8349701722-41367.gif dozens of mutants]], and when younger in ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'', he can [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eHcvViAvOXg&t=60s toss around Wolverine]] and [[https://youtu.be/Zbgl4BMgoI0?t=66 even trounce Magneto]].

** The Juggernaut, while not too impressive in ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' (being at best able smash through walls and punch Wolverine around), gets a better outing in ''Film/Deadpool2'', able to [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/scale_super/11135/111356527/6669219-4694466826-Flowe.gif rip the merc with a mouth in two]] and [[https://youtu.be/FB1bfq1Fl4c?t=77 swing a bus around]].

* Not only is the titular alien (Yautja) in ''Film/{{Predator}}'' strong enough to overwhelm Arnie's Dutch and NeckLift him, but he can also rip men's spines out like they're MadeOfPlasticine. [[Franchise/{{Predator}} Later Predators]] are shown breaking concrete with their blows and [[Franchise/AlienVsPredator swinging around the aforementioned Xenomorphs]] by the tail.

** The Necromongers display prodigious levels of physical strength, especially those in the higher ranks such as Vaako and the Lord Marshall. Again, it's been pointed out that the Necromongers hail from a heavy-gravity world, and they make use of gravity-based energy weapons along with gravity engines and drives for their ships and vehicles.

** The most prominent example are the Kryptonians, namely Clark Kent a.k.a. Superman -- just like in [[ComicBook/{{Superman}} the comics]], Clark's strength fluctuates [[StrongAsTheyNeedToBe wildly]] in the films, resulting in a great deal of PowerCreepPowerSeep. In ''Film/ManOfSteel'', Clark is very strong, being able to [[https://youtu.be/uo23u8Th3A0?t=66 lift a school bus out of a lake as a teen]] and hold up a [[https://youtu.be/ciZHndMQ-6E?t=122 oil rig as an adult]] (though he definitely struggles with the latter). Once Clark fully realizes his powers, he's much more effective, with his strength able to smash straight through buildings and make a KungFuSonicBoom with his fists. Interestingly, other Kryptonians such as Faora, Nam-ek and Zod can easily match Clark in strength, giving him a harder time throughout the movie -- [[spoiler:however, Superman is still a good deal stronger them (likely due to being exposed to Earth's sun for longer), as he can NeckSnap Zod despite the latter's NighInvulnerability]]. In ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'', Clark's strength is more erratic, as he can [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/11127/111279809/5179977-1639521010-51792.gif pull an ocean liner through ice]] but is [[https://i.gifer.com/J9aX.gif forced down onto one knee]] when lifting a piece of a space shuttle (approximately 165000 pounds-75000 kg), though in the latter case, he's likely being careful as to not hurt the astronauts inside. In the FinalBattle, Clark is again matched -- this time by Doomsday, who mostly overpowers him, requiring Wonder Woman to help him out in the fight. In ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', all bets are off and Supes is '''much stronger''' than he was presented as in the previous films, now able to effortlessly carry a huge building (which is likely much heavier than the oil rig and definitely heavier than the shuttle). In his [[ComeBackWrong resurrection scene]] (featured more prominently in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague''), he also easily overpowers Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Cyborg, despite the first two actually being actually closer in strength to him [[AdaptationalWimp in the comics]].

** The Xenomorphs appear to have this, given how easily we see the first Xenomorph overpower Brett in ''Film/{{Alien}}'', and in the [[Film/{{Aliens}} sequel]], we see the Xenos effortlessly pull open automatic doors barring them from their prey. {{Justified|Trope}} a bit as their bodies have exoskeletons and are biomechanical in nature, making them much stronger than the average human. They can even overpower [[Film/AlienVsPredator Yautja]], with one Xenomorph impaling a Yautja warrior and lifting him up into the air [[BewareMyStingerTail with its tail]]. The Xenomorph Queen is the strongest, being able to rip android Bishop [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe in two]] like wet tissue paper and match Ripley in a [[MiniMecha Power Loader]]. The Facehuggers are also dreadfully strong for their size -- in ''Aliens'', it takes the combined effort of Hicks, Vasquez and Gorman just to get one off of Ripley before it can impregnate her.
** The [[MoreDakka M-56 Smart Gun]] in ''Film/{{Aliens}}'' is already a '''hefty''' piece of equipment, weighing in at 18 kilograms (or 36 pounds), and yet Operator Mark Drake is able to effectively and '''accurately''' operate said heavy-weapon and retreat at a ''brisk'' pace while wearing 4-kilograms (or 8 pounds) of chest plate armor, while '''also''' carrying a fully-loaded M-240-A Flame Unit, which adds yet another 2 kilograms (or 4 pounds) to his already considerable encumbrance. Yes, Drake is able to briskly maneuver and ''effectively'' fight while weighed down by 24 kilograms (or 48 pounds) of weapon and armor at all times; Drake sure is one tough customer.

** The Necromongers display prodigious levels of physical strength, especially in the higher ranks, like Vaako and the Lord Marshall. Again, it's been pointed out that the Necromongers hail from a heavy-gravity world, and they make use of gravity-based energy weapons along with gravity engines and drives for their ships and vehicles.

** The most prominent example are the Kryptonians, namely Clark Kent a.k.a. Superman -- just like in [[ComicBook/{{Superman}} the comics]], Clark's strength fluctuates [[StrongAsTheyNeedToBe wildly]] in the films, leading a great amount PowerCreepPowerSeep. In ''Film/ManOfSteel'', Clark is very strong, being able to [[https://youtu.be/uo23u8Th3A0?t=66 lift a school bus out of a lake as a teen]] and hold up a [[https://youtu.be/ciZHndMQ-6E?t=122 oil rig as an adult]] (though he definitely struggles with the latter). Once Supes fully realizes his powers, he's much more effective, with his strength able to smash straight through buildings and make a KungFuSonicBoom with his fists. Interestingly, other Kryptonians such as Faora, Nam-ek and Zod can easily match Clark in strength, giving him a harder time throughout the movie -- [[spoiler:however, Superman is still a good deal stronger them (likely due to being exposed to Earth's sun for longer), as he can NeckSnap Zod despite the latter's NighInvulnerability]]. In ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'', Clark's strength is more erratic, as he can [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/11127/111279809/5179977-1639521010-51792.gif pull an ocean liner through ice]] -- however, when Superman lifts a piece of a space shuttle (approximately 165000 pounds-75000 kg), it [[https://i.gifer.com/J9aX.gif forces him down onto one knee]], though it can be argued that Superman is likely being careful as to not hurt the astronauts inside. In the FinalBattle, Clark is again matched -- this time by Doomsday, who mostly overpowers him, requiring Wonder Woman to help him out in the fight. In ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', all bets are off and Supes is '''much stronger''' than he was presented as in the previous films, now able to effortlessly carry a huge building (which is likely much heavier than the oil rig and definitely heavier than the shuttle), and in his [[ComeBackWrong resurrection scene]] (featured more prominently in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague''), Supes easily overpowers Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Cyborg despite Wondy and Aquaman specifically being actually closer in strength to him [[AdaptationalWimp in the comics]].
** Diana Prince a.k.a. Wonder Woman is '''very''' strong -- near the start of ''Film/WonderWoman2017'', when she [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength doesn't know her strength]], Diana accidentally smashes through stone with her bare hands while climbing a tower. In the battle at the Western Front, Diana [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11133/111336148/6144081-tenor.gif tosses]] a 7.75-ton Ehrhardt E-V/4 (German armored car) several meters. [[spoiler:Finally, in the FinalBattle, when she learns that she's SemiDivine, she breaks free of the iron girders that Ares had put around her and [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_medium/11132/111324489/6078846-2522545015-tumbl.gif lifts a much heavier 28-ton tank]], albeit with visible effort.]] In ''Film/JusticeLeague2017'', she's strong enough to knock Steppenwolf around and cut into his SuperToughness with her CoolSword, though she needs to combine her strength with Aquaman's to overpower Steppenwolf in a tug-of-war, showing that she's still several steps below the top tiers. Meanwhile, she's little more than an annoying fly to Superman, who [[https://youtu.be/CBv1AmqXHsc?t=13 no-sells her offense and incapacitates her with a single headbutt]]. In ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', she's a good deal stronger, [[spoiler:as Diana deals the finishing blow to Steppenwolf by chopping off his head]].
** Arthur Curry a.k.a. Aquaman, due to being a HalfHumanHybrid, has Atlantean strength, making his body and physical capabilities far greater than any normal human. In ''Film/Aquaman2018'', he's shown to be able to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulgteD3fBeE&ab_channel=MukeshNegi lift a submarine]] (likely over 48,000 tons, though he's using [[MakingASplash hydrokinesis]] here and he's much stronger in the water than on land) from the ocean. Aquaman is also able to smash extremely durable materials like an NSA drone, Blank Manta's PoweredArmor, and even send Steppenwolf flying with his mother's trident. In the climax of ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', [[spoiler:Arthur is strong enough to impale a battered Steppenwolf through the chest from behind and actually lift him up with the trident]].
** Billy Baston a.k.a. Shazam is shown to be strong enough [[https://media.giphy.com/media/8vQXZ7P6D9QCOmHDD0/giphy.gif to punch through a concrete pillar]] and catch a bus in ''Film/Shazam2019''. However, Billy is [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11134/111347991/6769980-6767453-8623414861-ezgif.gif matched]] in strength by Dr. Sivana (who is given an AdaptationalBadass from [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} the comics]]). [[spoiler:The rest of the kids get super-strength when Billy shares the power of Shazam -- Pedro in particular stops a Ferris wheel (220 tons at the very least) from falling.]]
** Technology can drastically boost strength in the DCEU -- see Batman's PoweredArmor, which helps him fight (a kryptonite-poisoned) Superman and Cyborg, whose tech gives him to strength to knock back a Humvee and even help Superman pry apart three Mother Boxes.

* ''Film/TheGolem'': The {{Golem}} is arguably super-strong, [[LoadBearingHero single-handedly supporting]] [[DescendingCeiling the ceiling]] of the Emperor's palace at one point.

* ''Film/ItRunsInTheFamily'': [[TheBigGuy Big]] [[StoutStrength Dicky]] of the redneck gang that makes conflict with the old man can tear the porch right off of a house.
* Obviously the larger dinosaurs from the ''Franchise/JurassicPark'' franchise are much stronger than people, but they are also shown to be much stronger than their real life counterparts as well. This is most noticeable for [[Film/JurassicPark Rexie]], [[Film/JurassicPark3 the Spinosaurus]], and especially [[Film/JurassicWorld the Indominus]].
* ''Franchise/KingKong'' is a classic example, being a gigantic ape who can snatch biplanes out of the air and crush them as well as overpower and kill multiple dinosaurs who attack him on Skull Island. In his ''Franchise/MonsterVerse'' [[Film/KongSkullIsland revamp]], Kong can swing a ship's anchor chain around as a ImprovisedWeapon and can even stagger and down [[Film/GodzillaVsKong Godzilla]] with his blows.
* ''Film/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Mr. Hyde is a hulking monstrosity with super-strength, [[AdaptationalBadass unlike]] [[Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde his book version]].
* ''Film/LesMiserables2012'' has Valjean (fittingly played by Creator/HughJackman), who just like in [[Literature/LesMiserables the book]] is able to lift things that realistically no person could lift in that era (a [[https://youtu.be/Gk2WMoxqNQ0?t=164 ship mast]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSeX81-PzSI horse cart]]). While it's more of a metaphor for Valjean’s labor in life, it does also in hindsight make Javert an AdaptationalBadass since he is able to match and drive off the ''superhuman'' Valjean in this movie, while Javert is [[CurbStompBattle easily]] physically beaten by Valjean in the [[Theatre/LesMiserables Broadway musical]].

* Usually {{averted|Trope}} in the ''Film/MadMax'' movies, which mostly depict the human characters as realistic in terms of ability... '''until''' ''Film/MadMaxFuryRoad'', in which TheBrute Rictus ''[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VGwprX1CzoY&t=68s rips the tunnel ram out of the War Rig's engine with his bare hands]]'', which is not physically possible for anyone other than a superhuman to do. This does raise [[FridgeLogic the question]] as to how the hell Max could beat Rictus in a fistfight earlier in the same scene, but then again Max isn't exactly a [[TheDrifter normal]] person himself.
* Almost everyone in ''Franchise/TheMatrix'', with the Agents being the most blatant, being able to [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/PaleGrayAngelwingmussel-size_restricted.gif punch through concrete]] and [[https://static1.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11127/111275532/5155459-3939462696-giphy.gif crush cars underneath their feet]]. The heroes have this as well -- in the training room, Morpheus sends Neo flying with a kick [[https://youtu.be/12u1nA7bXzc?t=155 so strong that he snaps a wooden pillar]]. Speaking of Neo, he gets even greater strength as a FlyingBrick, [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/FoolishCreativeAlligatorgar-size_restricted.gif as does Smith]].
* ''Film/ANightmareOnElmStreet3DreamWarriors'': In his dreams, Kincaid is a superstrong bruiser who can bend steel with his bare hands. Not strong enough for Freddy, however...

* The titular alien (Yautja) in ''Film/{{Predator}}''. Not only is the Jungle Hunter strong enough to overwhelm Arnie's Dutch and NeckLift him, but he can also rip men's spines out like they're MadeOfPlasticine. [[Franchise/{{Predator}} Later Predators]] are shown breaking concrete with their blows and [[Franchise/AlienVsPredator swinging around the aforementioned]] [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorphs]] by the tail.

* ''Franchise/RoboCop'', being a {{Cyborg}}, has enhanced strength to the point of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMCdRSnbTow being able to punch]] [[BarrierBustingBlow through walls]], send dudes flying with simple blows and NeckLift Boddicker. In the [[Film/RoboCop2014 2014 reboot]], [=RoboCop=] is presented as even stronger, [[LightningBruiser and faster as well]]. However, [=RoboCop=]'s greatest feat of strength comes from the [[Series/RoboCopTheSeries TV show]], in which he pushes back a 2850 hydraulic press.
* ''Film/SpiderMan2'': Spider-Man demonstrates super-strength far beyond his expected capabilities, [[{{Trainstopping}} stopping a subway train]] [[https://youtu.be/yRhRZB-nqOU?t=70 with two web lines and his own back]].
* In ''Franchise/StarWars'', several characters and aliens have enhanced strength, including the Rancor, Wampas, [[https://youtu.be/mJLmdLRUPtE?t=40 Wookies such as Chewbacca]], and [[https://youtu.be/r125_IWLAEE?t=6 of course]] Darth Vader. Jedi can also draw strength from the Force when they're not being merely [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower super-athletic]] -- see Force-powered RapidFireFisticuffs [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/1b/01/3b/1b013b0eea4c75263471d30635a23c6b.gif from Mace Windu]].
* [[BioAugmentation Augments]] from ''Franchise/StarTrek'' tend to have this as standard, but it's most apparent with John Harrison/[[spoiler:Khan]] from ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'', who can swing around a beam cannon like it weighs nothing (one-handed no less), send men flying with a single blow, and [[YourHeadAsplode crush peoples' skulls]] with his bare hands. The only one who can [[https://youtu.be/rWUDKY7E8ok?t=53 fight him evenly]] is Spock, since Vulcans (including a HalfHumanHybrid like him) are much stronger than humans and even then, [[spoiler:Khan]] can still NoSell the infamous [[PressurePoint Nerve Pinch]], which gives a clue to just how strong he is.

** The T-800 from [[Film/TheTerminator the first movie]] can punch through a windscreen as well as [[https://youtu.be/NoKKY3ydw7Y?t=158 through a person]], easily [[Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay wield a mini-gun in the second movie]], and in [[Film/Terminator3 the third movie]], a T-850 can carry a coffin over his shoulder and a massive gun in his other hand. Being played by two-time Olympic power lifter Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger also helps sell this trope. However, in ''Judgment Day'', the T-800 is [[https://youtu.be/BXhF2nGEPPU?t=124 matched]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0uzjJsvQ-w outright overpowered]] by the [[ImplacableMan T-1000]], who is played by a slim Creator/RobertPatrick -- MusclesAreMeaningless when you're liquid polyalloy.
** T-X is even leaner than the T-1000 but is still strong enough [[https://youtu.be/MWeW-meT7ic?t=51 to send the T-850 flying]]. It helps that's she's an Anti-Terminator.

** In ''Film/TheWolverine'', Logan tosses people far when he gets the chance. [[JustifiedTrope Having to lug around an adamantium skeleton for years is going to make you a fair bit stronger than a normal human]]. Popular Science has made the observation that getting punched by Logan is like running face first into metal scaffolding. That's very appropriate.

* ''Film/GhostRider2007'' gives an impressive visual example of super strength violating the laws of physics, as the Rider snares a helicopter with his {{chain|Pain}} and pulls it down. Unless he's heavier than a helicopter, tugging on the chain should have launched ''him'' toward ''it''. Whatever demonic powers were at work somehow knew which he was trying to achieve.

** In a lore example, the reason why the humans can't use the [[{{BFG}} M-27 Phased Plasma Pulse Rifle]] in the BadFuture is because it's too heavy for anyone but the Terminators to lift, ''and the Terminators weild those things GunsAkimbo''.

* ''Film/TheAdventuresOfCaptainMarvel'' film serial of 1941 showcases one of the earliest film examples (which makes sense, given its the first superhero film of all time) with the titular [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]]. Throughout the 12 episode serial, the Captain lifts enormous stone columns, large fallen trees, elevator cars, and other feats of strength, to the point where he ends some of his fist fights with criminals by ''casually slapping them''.

** The Xenomorphs appear to have this, given how easily we see the first Xenomorph overpower Brett in ''Film/{{Alien}}'' and in the [[Film/{{Aliens}} sequel]] we see the Xenos effortlessly pull open automatic doors barring them from their prey. Justified a bit as their bodies have exoskeletons and are biomechanical in nature, meaning they're much stronger than the average human. They can even overpower [[Film/AlienVsPredator Yautja]] with one Xenomorph impaling a Yautja warrior and lifting him up into the air [[BewareMyStingerTail with its tail]]. The Xenomorph Queen is the strongest, being able to rip android Bishop [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe in two]] like wet tissue paper and match Ripley in a [[MiniMecha Power Loader]]. The Facehuggers also dreadfully strong for their size, in ''Aliens'' it took the combined effort of Hicks, Vasquez and Gorman just to get one off Ripley, before it could impregnate her.
** [[MoreDakka Smart Gun]] Operator Mark Drake in ''Film/{{Aliens}}'': The M-56 Smart Gun is already a '''hefty''' piece of equipment weighing-in at 18 kilograms (or 36 Pounds), and yet Drake was able to effectively and '''accurately''' operate said heavy-weapon and retreat at a ''brisk'' pace while wearing 4-kilograms (or 8 pounds) or chestplate armor, while '''also''' carrying a fully-loaded M-240-A Flame Unit, which adds yet another 2 Kilograms (or 4 pounds) to his already considerable encumbrance. Yes, Drake is able to briskly maneuver and ''effectively'' fight while weighed down by 24 Kilograms (or 48 pounds) of weapon and armor at all times; yup, Drake sure is one tough customer.
** [[{{Precursors}} The Engineers]] as seen in ''Film/{{Prometheus}}'' are super strong thanks to their size and biology, we see one Engineer rip android David's head off with one arm and use it to beat Weyland to death. In the ''Prometheus'' tie-in comic ''Predator: Fire and Stone'' one Engineer easily fights the Yautja Ahab, snapping his arm like a breadstick and tosses him around, Ahab has to use his gadgets to weaken the Engineer in order to kill it.

** Replicants' strength is shown in even greater detail in ''Film/BladeRunner2049'' as Nexus-9 Replicant protagonist K at one point [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/SlipperyBigAntelope-size_restricted.gif busts through a wall like Kool-Aid Man]] and the willowy Luv effectively overpowers the protagonist at several points. However while Nexus-9 Repiclants are strong, they’re still not ''that'' much more durable than normal humans and are still vulnerable to bleeding to death, getting shot and drowning, thus making them [[GlassCannon Glass Cannons]] in general.

** Riddick. The benefits of being a HumanAlien from a high-gravity death world. Combined with the savagery and brutality that he displays in combat, he tends to shred through his opponents like they were made out of tinfoil. Of course, in [[FridgeLogic retrospect]], it makes you wonder how a simple locked door could stop Riddick in the [[Film/PitchBlack first movie]].
** The Necromongers display prodigious levels of physical strength, especially when you start getting into the higher ranks, like Vaako and The Lord Marshall. Again, it's been pointed out that the Necromongers hail from a heavy gravity world and they make use of gravity-based energy weapons along with gravity engines and drives for their ships and vehicles.

** The most prominent example are the Kryptonians and namely Clark Kent aka Superman and just like in the comics Supes's strength fluctuates [[StrongAsTheyNeedToBe wildly]] in the films leading a great amount PowerCreepPowerSeep. In ''Film/ManOfSteel'' Clark is very strong being able to [[https://youtu.be/uo23u8Th3A0?t=66 lift a school bus out of a lake as a teen]] and hold up a [[https://youtu.be/ciZHndMQ-6E?t=122 oil rig as an adult]] (though he definitely struggled with the latter). Once Supes fully realizes his powers he's much more effective with his strength able to smash straight through buildings and make KungFuSonicBoom with his fists, however interestingly other Kryptonians such as Faora, Nam-ek and Zod can easily match Clark in strength giving him a harder time throughout the movie. [[spoiler: Though Superman is still a good deal stronger them (likely due to being exposed to Earth's sun for longer) as he could NeckSnap Zod despite the latter's NighInvulnerability]]. In ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' Clark's strength is more erratic as he can [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/11127/111279809/5179977-1639521010-51792.gif pull an ocean liner through ice]], but another time when Superman lifts a piece of a space shuttle (approximately 165000 pounds-75000 kg) it [[https://i.gifer.com/J9aX.gif forces him down onto one knee]] though it can be argued Superman is likely being careful as to not hurt the astronauts inside. In the FinalBattle Clark is again matched, this time by Doomsday who mostly overpowers him, requiring Wonder Woman to help him out in the fight. In ''Film/{{Justice League|2017}}'' (2017 theatrical cut only) all bets are off and Supes is '''much stronger''' than he was presented as in the previous films, Superman is now able to effortlessly carry a huge building (that's likely much heavier than the oil rig and definitely heavier than the shuttle) and in his [[ComeBackWrong resurrection scene]] (featured more prominently in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'') Supes easily overpowers Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Cyborg despite Wonder and Aquaman specifically being actually closer in strength to him [[AdaptationalWimp in the comics]].
** Diana Prince aka Film/{{Wonder Woman|2017}} is '''very''' strong, near the start of her solo movie when she doesn't [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength know her strength]] Diana accidentally smashes through stone with her bare hands when climbing a tower. In the battle at the Western Front, Diana [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11133/111336148/6144081-tenor.gif tosses]] a 7.75 tonne Ehrhardt E-V/4 (German armored car) several meters [[spoiler: and in FinalBattle when she learns she's SemiDivine she breaks free of the iron girders Ares put around her and [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_medium/11132/111324489/6078846-2522545015-tumbl.gif lifts a much heaver 28-ton tank]], albeit with visible effort.]] In ''Justice League'' she's strong enough to knock Steppenwolf around and cut into his SuperToughness with her CoolSword, though she needed to combine her strength with Aquaman's to overpower Steppenwolf in a tug-of-war, showing she's still several steps below the top tiers. Meanwhile she's little more than an annoying fly to Superman, who [[https://youtu.be/CBv1AmqXHsc?t=13 no-sells her offense and incapacitates her with a single headbutt.]]. In ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'' she’s a good deal stronger [[spoiler: as Diana deals the finishing blow to Steppenwolf chopping off his head.]]
** Arthur Curry aka Film/{{Aquaman|2018}} due to being a HalfHumanHybrid has Atlantean strength meaning his body and physical capabilities are far greater than any normal human, he's shown able [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulgteD3fBeE&ab_channel=MukeshNegi lift a submarine]] (likely over 48,000 tons, though he was using hydrokinesis here and he's much stronger in the water than on land) from the ocean. Aquaman also has shown to able to smash extremely durable materials like NSA drone, Blank Manta's PoweredArmour and even send Steppenwolf flying with his mother’s trident. In ''Zack Snyders Justice League'' [[spoiler: Arthur in the climax is strong enough to impale a battered Steppenwolf through the chest from behind and actually lift him up with the trident.]]
** Billy Baston aka [[Film/Shazam2019 Shazam]] is shown to be strong enough [[https://media.giphy.com/media/8vQXZ7P6D9QCOmHDD0/giphy.gif to punch through a concrete pillar]] and catch a bus later in the movie. However, Billy is [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11134/111347991/6769980-6767453-8623414861-ezgif.gif matched]] in strength by Dr. Sivana (who is given an AdaptationalBadass from the comics). [[spoiler: The rest of the kids get super strength when Billy shares the power of Shazam, Pedro in particular stops a Ferris wheel (220 tons at the very least) from falling]].
** Technology can drastically boost strength in the DCEU, see Batman's PoweredArmour which helped him fight (a kryptonite-poisoned) Superman and Cyborg whose tech gave him to strength to knock back a Humvee and even help Superman pry apart 3 Mother Boxes.
* ''Film/{{Elysium}}'': Aside from being able to rip off the heads from droids and throw people around like dolls, the Exosuits increase the user's physical performance dramatically. They move more quickly than the average combatant, and Kruger was able to leap a great distance and height using his Exosuit. Max was able to rip himself from a gurney, and pretty much pulverize Crowe into the floor of the Armoury before throwing him like a shotput.
* Jason Voorhees from the ''Franchise/FridayThe13th'' series has this ability from ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVIJasonLives'' and onwards after he becomes an undead zombie, some of his feats of strength include ripping a man's arm off just by slightly pulling it, and [[Film/FridayThe13thPartVIIIJasonTakesManhattan decapitating someone with one punch]].
* ''Film/TheFunhouseMassacre'': Rocco The Clown is able to kill people by lifting them up with a single hand and throwing them down.
* ''Film/FutureWorld2018'': Ash looks like a fairly slight, slim woman but is capable of lifting up and killing larger men with her bare hands.
* ''Film/GameOfDeath'': Jabbar's character shows supernatural strength and can lift James Tien with ease. That is, [[spoiler: as long as he is not blinded by the light]].
* ''Film/GhostRider2007'' gives an impressive visual example of super strength violating the laws of physics, as the Rider snares a helicopter with his chain and pulls it down. Unless he's heavier than a helicopter, tugging on the chain should have launched ''him'' toward ''it''. Whatever demonic powers were at work somehow knew which he was trying to achieve.

* The {{Golem}} in the silent movie classic ''Film/TheGolem'' is arguably super-strong, [[LoadBearingHero single-handedly supporting]] [[DescendingCeiling the ceiling]] of the Emperor's palace at one point.
* ''Film/{{Highlander}}'': Though it isn't specified the Immortals appear to have this along with {{immortality}}. Connor [=MacLeod=] is able to cut through a concrete pillar with his CoolSword and BigBad Kurgan impales a man with his sword and lifts him up by the hilt before throwing him across an alley.
* ''Film/TheIndestructibleMan'': After his resurrection, Butcher Benson is strong enough to lift a car and rip a steel safe apart with bare hands.

* ''Film/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Mr. Hyde is a hulking monstrosity with super strength, unlike his book version.
* ''Film/LesMiserables'' has Valjean (fittingly played by Creator/HughJackman) who just like the book is able to lift stuff e.g [[https://youtu.be/Gk2WMoxqNQ0?t=164 ship mast]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSeX81-PzSI horse cart]] that realistically no person could lift in that era. While it's more of a metaphor for Valjean’s labor in life it does also in hindsight make Javert an AdaptationalBadass since he is able to match and drive off the ''superhuman'' Valjean in this movie, while Javert was [[CurbStompBattle easily]] physically beaten by Valjean in the [[Theatre/LesMiserables Broadway Musical]].
-->'''Valjean''': I am warning you Javert I'm a stronger man by far, there is power in me yet, my race is not yet run.
* In ''Film/LordOfTheRings'' several creatures and races have great strength, even [[MusclesAreMeaningless willowy elves]] like Galadriel [[https://66.media.tumblr.com/3c23b926e0aa85a3eefd4c99b93f7372/tumblr_prsaptWuON1xg3d7ro3_500.gifv who carries Gandalf]] [[EffortlessAmazonianLift effortlessly]] in ''Film/TheHobbitTheBattleOfTheFiveArmies''. The most extreme example is Sauron though as being [[PhysicalGod a Maiar]] he can send [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/UglyWindingEidolonhelvum-size_restricted.gif entire armies flying with a swing of his mace]] as seen during the FlashBack in ''Film/TheFellowshipOfTheRing''.
* Usually averted in the ''Film/MadMax'' movies which mostly played off the human characters as realistic in terms of ability, '''until''' ''Film/MadMaxFuryRoad'' where TheBrute Rictus ''[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VGwprX1CzoY&t=68s the tunnel ram out of the War Rig’s engine with his barehands]]'' which is not physically possible for anyone other than a superhuman to do. This does raise [[FridgeLogic the question]] as to how the hell Max could beat Rictus in a fistfight earlier in the same scene, but then again Max isn't exactly a [[TheDrifter normal]] person himself.
* Almost everyone in ''Franchise/TheMatrix'' with the Agents being the most blatant being able to [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/PaleGrayAngelwingmussel-size_restricted.gif punch through concrete]] and [[https://static1.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11127/111275532/5155459-3939462696-giphy.gif crush cars underneath their feet]]. The heroes have this too, in the training room Morpheus could send Neo flying with a kick [[https://youtu.be/12u1nA7bXzc?t=155 so strong he snapped a wooden pillar]], speaking of Neo he gets even greater strength as a FlyingBrick [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/FoolishCreativeAlligatorgar-size_restricted.gif and so does Smith]].

* Creator/JetLi's characters in ''Film/TheOne'' get this thanks to the in-universe ConservationOfNinjutsu. At one point, [[BigBad Yulaw]] uses a [[https://youtu.be/pKDE-1QO2Bs?t=194 pair of police motorcycles]] as [[CarFu boxing gloves]].
* ''Film/PainkillerJane'': Among the enhancements she receives Jane gains great strength, allowing her to break out of handcuffs with ease.
* The titular alien (Yautja) in ''Film/{{Predator}}''. Not only is the Jungle Hunter strong enough to overwhelm Arnie's Dutch and NeckLift him, but he can also rips men's spines out like they are MadeOfPlasticine. Later Predators are shown breaking concrete with their blows and swinging around the aforementioned Xenomorphs by the tail.
* Fezzik in ''Film/ThePrincessBride''. Most noted during Westley's first encounter with the giant, as Fezzik holds an enormous boulder in one hand, and nonchalantly chucks it over his shoulder when they decide to fight hand-to-hand combat. Not to mention the warning shot he gave Westley, i.e throwing a boulder at a rock near Westley's head so hard it powderises.
* ''[[Film/Robocop1987 Robocop]]'' being you know, a {{Cyborg}} has enhanced strength being able to punch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMCdRSnbTow through walls]], send dudes flying with simple blows and NeckLift Boddicker. In the [[Film/Robocop2014 2014 Reboot]] Robocop is presented as even stronger [[LightningBruiser and faster too]]. Though Robocop's greatest feat of strength comes from the [[Series/RoboCopTheSeries TV show]] where he pushed back a 2850 hydraulic press.
* ''Film/SpiderMan2'': Spider-Man demonstrates super strength far beyond his expected capabilities, [[https://youtu.be/yRhRZB-nqOU?t=70 stopping a subway train with two web lines and his own back]].
* In ''Franchise/StarWars'' several characters and aliens have enhanced strength namely The Rancor, Wampas, [[https://youtu.be/mJLmdLRUPtE?t=40 Wookies such as Chewbacca]], and [[https://youtu.be/r125_IWLAEE?t=6 of course]] Darth Vader. Jedi can also draw strength from the Force when they're not being merely [[CharlesAtlasSuperPower super athletic]], see [[https://i.pinimg.com/originals/1b/01/3b/1b013b0eea4c75263471d30635a23c6b.gif Force Rapid Fisticuffs]] from Mace Windu.
* Augments from ''Franchise/StarTrek'' tend to have this as standard, but it's most apparent with John Harrison/[[spoiler: Khan]] from ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'', who can swing around a beam cannon like it weighs nothing (one-handed no less), send men flying with a single blow, and [[YourHeadAsplode crush peoples' skulls]] with his bare hands. The only one who can [[https://youtu.be/rWUDKY7E8ok?t=53 fight him evenly]] is Spock, since Vulcans (including a HalfHumanHybrid like him) are much stronger than humans and even then [[spoiler: Khan]] can still NoSell the infamous Nerve Pinch which gives a clue to just how strong he is.
* The 1975 Disney film ''Film/TheStrongestManInTheWorld'' revolves around Medfield College student Dexter Reilly inadvertently gaining super strength from a strength formula that landed in the cereal of his best friend, Richard Shuyler.
* ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}''
** The T-800 from the first movie, could punch through a windscreen and as well as [[https://youtu.be/NoKKY3ydw7Y?t=158 punch through a person]], easily [[Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay wield a mini-gun in the second movie]] and in the [[Film/Terminator3 third movie]] a T-850 could carry a coffin over his shoulder and a massive gun in his other hand. Being played by two-time Olympic power lifter Creator/ArnoldSchwarzenegger also helps sell this trope. Though in ''Judgment Day'' T-800 is [[https://youtu.be/BXhF2nGEPPU?t=124 matched]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0uzjJsvQ-w outright overpowered]] by the [[ImplacableMan T-1000]] who is played by a slim Creator/RobertPatrick, MusclesAreMeaningless when you're liquid polyalloy.

** SuperSoldier Grace from ''Film/TerminatorDarkFate'' can break concrete like cardboard, throw bars of rebar like javelins, [[https://media3.giphy.com/media/TiZwdrWumrbk5h5ONW/giphy.gif use a sledgehammer hammer like its a tennis racket]] and [[ChainPain swing a chain so hard she can break steel]]. Unlike the previous examples however Grace can [[HeroicRRoD burn herself out]] since her [[{{Cyborg}} partially human body]] can’t handle her own power.
** Lore-example but the reason why the humans can't use the [[{{BFG}} M-27 Phased Plasma Pulse Rifle]] in the BadFuture is because it's too heavy for anyone but the Terminators to lift, ''and the Terminators DualWield those things''.
* The Turtles have this in ''Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2014''. Donnie is able to throw Raph with enough force to bash in a Humvee and send it rolling down a hill, and flip another truck over with only his bo staff himself. Earlier when hyped up on adrenaline they all broke through their unbreakable glass cages.

* Achilles from ''Film/{{Troy}}'' is an implied example as when first invading Troy, [[https://youtu.be/m0USjI7Wq7U?t=31 he effortlessly cuts the head off a bronze statue of Apollo]] like it's made of butter. Given Achilles's supposed SemiDivine nature this would make sense, but the film is intentionally pretty vague about it.
* David in ''Film/{{Unbreakable}}'' can rip car doors off and lift over five hundred pounds (as seen in a DeletedScene). It's unclear what his maximum potential is, as lifting anything heavy requires great effort, and he never fails at lifting anything. It's hinted the only limits David has, are the ones he puts in his own mind.
** In ''Film/{{Glass}}'' David finds an [[https://youtu.be/gT8R1sqpPhk?t=19 equal]] in strength with The Beast from ''Film/{{Split}}'', in the same movie The Beast even [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byPK0Gku6g4 flips a car]].
* In ''Film/UnderworldEvolution'', [[BigBad Marcus]] pulls a helicopter out of the air by pulling a chain hanging from it. It's possible that Marcus is gripping the cave floor with his clawed feet, but it's not shown.
* ''Film/WeAreTheNight'': The vampires get this. Although appearing to be just ordinary women, they can toss around much larger men with ease and kill them using only their bare hands (via {{neck snap}} when not draining their blood).

** Even when not transformed, Colossus can still [[http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121202165844/x-men-movies-canon/images/6/69/Colossus_X_-Men_Last_Stand_004.jpg carry around a massive TV]] as if it weighed nothing. In the ''Film/{{Deadpool|2016}}'' movies he's even stronger, to point where he can overpower Juggernaut.
** Beast [[Film/XMenTheLastStand in his debut]] is strong enough to overpower [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11122/111220339/4595230-8349701722-41367.gif dozens of Mutants]] and when younger in ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'' he can [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eHcvViAvOXg&t=60s toss around Wolverine]] and [[https://youtu.be/Zbgl4BMgoI0?t=66 even trounce Magneto]].
** In ''Film/TheWolverine'', Logan tosses people far when he gets the chance. [[JustifiedTrope Having to lug around an adamantium skeleton for years is going to make you a fair bit stronger than a normal human.]] Popular Science has made the observation that getting punched by Logan is like running face first into metal scaffolding. That's very appropriate.
** Fred Dukes aka Blob from ''Film/XMenOriginsWolverine'' has enough super strength to knock Wolverine around and blow up a tank by [[FingerInABarrel putting his fist in the cannon]].
** The Juggernaut while not too impressive in his first appearance being at best able smash through walls and punch Wolverine around, gets a better outing in ''Film/Deadpool2'' able to [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/scale_super/11135/111356527/6669219-4694466826-Flowe.gif rip the merc with a mouth in two]] and [[https://youtu.be/FB1bfq1Fl4c?t=77 swing a bus around]].
** The Future Sentinels in ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast''. This in part is why they are so dangerous. [[spoiler:Two of them turn ''Colossus'' into a [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe human wishbone]]]].
** Angeldust (played by Gina Carano) from ''Film/{{Deadpool|2016}}'' can knock Colossus around as easily as Juggernaut could.

* ''Film/GhostRider'' gives an impressive visual example of super strength violating the laws of physics, as the Rider snares a helicopter with his chain and pulls it down. Unless he's heavier than a helicopter, tugging on the chain should have launched ''him'' toward ''it''. Whatever demonic powers were at work somehow knew which he was trying to achieve.

* ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'':
** Tony Stark's [[PoweredArmor Iron Man suits]] have the power to lift around 3 tons, according to a [[http://images.wikia.com/marvelmovies/images/b/bd/Mark_IV.jpg promotional image]] in the second movie but as we actually see in the movies that estimate is low-balling it. Even his first suit Mark I in ''Film/IronMan1'' can smash open steel doors, and his later suit [[https://youtu.be/VtOiApv2bWw?t=62 could catch a 2.5-ton SUV near the end of the movie]], though doing so enormously strained the suit's capabilities, caused him to keel over, and was marked by an immediate decrease in available power. In ''Film/IronMan2'', with his portable suit-case suit, he kicks his own car (with Pepper and Happy inside it) a few meters to get them out of the way, then in the climax, Tony is [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/UnconsciousBabyishAfricanrockpython-max-1mb.gif literally punching Hammer Drones apart]] with the Mark 6. In ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' the Mark 6 has the power to go [[http://reactiongifs.me/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/GTFO-avengers-iron-man-kicks-thor.gif toe-to-toe with freaking Thor]] and come out with only a few dents (yes Thor was probably holding back but given at the time the only other character who could knock Thor around like that ''was the Hulk'' it's still impressive on Tony's part). Black Widow even suggests to Captain America (who unlike Tony is superhuman) that ''he'' best stay the hell out of the fight. In the same movie we see Tony's most impressive strength feat in his "normal armor" i.e jump-starting the [[AirborneAircraftCarrier Helicarrier]]'s turbine by [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iF5e3is7ls8&t=20s pushing it]]. In ''Film/IronMan3'', we get another explicit figure for the weaker 'portable' Mark 42 suit, which can lift [[http://i.imgur.com/z8ABh4l.jpg 900 pounds]] ([[FreezeFrameBonus check the 'Max Weight Load' stat in the plane rescue scene]]). In ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' we see by far Tony's strongest suit the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Hulkbuster]] which [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/LargeGrimAnkolewatusi-size_restricted.gif speaks]] [[https://c.tenor.com/hf0C5zAPH6kAAAAd/hulkbuster-iron-man.gif for]] [[https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-3d1b6ecbc691a85c68179f73402726fe itself]], though it's important to note the Hulk was still stronger and probably would've ripped the Hulkbuster apart if Tony hadn't smartly used F.R.I.D.A.Y to send replacement armor-pieces to keep himself intact. When Hulk came back to senses and was distracted Tony was able to [[https://youtu.be/FdWJ-Njeaig?t=252 knock him out]] with a sneak attack. The Mark 46 in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'' seems to be in a similar boat to his earlier ones (2-3 ton range) given that it's only slightly stronger than Captain America, not very impressive compared to the Mark 6 which could give Thor some trouble. The Mark 50 in ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' is ''much'' stronger able to [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/TerrificPastAnemonecrab-max-1mb.gif use a building-sized-pillar to smash Thanos]] and it even managed to bypass the Mad Titan's NighInvulnerability and draw blood from his cheek (yes like Thanos says that ain't much but considering Thor needs a '''super starforged-axe''' just to injure the Titan, Tony being to hurt Thanos with tech alone ''is amazing'').
** The title character of ''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}'' gives us the page quote. In his own movie, he wrecks the army, tosses Humvees around, owned SuperSoldier Blonksy [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/ParchedFrighteningHatchetfish-size_restricted.gif with one kick]], [[https://media0.giphy.com/media/voc1ZNUFo7Hji/source.gif uses cars as bludgeoning tools]] and even [[https://youtu.be/GWRFUcdCa6A?t=353 overpowered]] fellow gamma-beast Abomination when enraged enough. In ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', Hulk rips apart the Helicarrier from the inside out, beats Thor and Loki (demigods) around like ragdolls and in the climax, kills a Chitauri Leviathan (which likely weighs over 500-675 tons) [[https://youtu.be/udKE1ksKWDE?t=107 with one punch]]... without a doubt Hulk is the strongest human alive. In ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' Hulk not only wrecks a whole city but Hulk is able to rip up Tony's supertough Hulkbuster suit and in the Sokivia battle he makes short work of the Ultron-bot army even [[https://youtu.be/gW6FNnEC5kk?t=218 chewing one up as well effortlessly defeating Ultron]] who gave Cap, Thor, Vision and Iron Man a hard time. Hulk's strength is one of the reasons why Hulk was not in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'' (aside from being on a different planet) because [[WordOfGod according to the Russo Brothers]], any side Hulk picked ''would automatically become the winning side''... the same can be probably said for Thor below. In the same movie, Ross likens Hulk and Thor to "30 megaton nukes" which is telling of how TheGovernment sees their destructive strength. In ''Film/ThorRagnarok '' it’s reaffirmed Hulk's strength is so great that Thor without Mjölnir or any other big weapon [[https://youtu.be/NcLmyi46VYA?t=179 won't last long]] against a sufficiently angry. Hulk was even strong enough to [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/DazzlingDimHorsefly-size_restricted.gif stagger Surtur]] the massive reawakened fire demon in the climax. '''However''' in the same movie Thor does briefly overpowers Hulk with his fully realized ShockAndAwe powers (the Grandmaster weakened Thor with a ShockCollar before we got a definitive winner), also while Hulk does [[https://youtu.be/yK1YIRTaqa0?t=4 overpower]] the giant undead wolf Fenris he still gets bitten showing the limits to his NighInvulnerability. In ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' Hulk had required strength [[https://gfycat.com/ko/alarmedimpolitejerboa-avengers-thanos-hulk to knock Thanos around and force him up against a wall]], [[spoiler: subverted again though as Thanos was just [[IAmNotLeftHanded humoring Hulk]] and swiftly turned the tables on the jolly green giant with some well placed blows and outright defeated him. The Russo brothers weighed on this [[WordOfGod stating]] while Hulk is absurdly strong his [[UnskilledButStrong fighting style is mindless]] thanks to his child-like intelligence which is unfavorable odds against Thanos who is StrongAndSkilled]].
** Among the Avengers, Film/{{Thor}} is the only one to rival the Hulk in terms of physical strength. In his first movie, he flips an entire golden banquet table over, takes on the entire Jotunn (Ice Giant) race with no trouble, and flies into a Jotunn ice beast [[https://youtu.be/YKQHjitSzZY?t=99 so hard he rips a hole clean through it]]. In ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', he [[https://66.media.tumblr.com/48a2ebfa7e06c705aa9550125024747c/tumblr_pheyzdeFqd1qelb9co3_500.gif crushes Iron Man’s Armour with his fingers]] and is the only person capable of trading blows with the Hulk. In the New York battle, he helps Hulk brings down multiple Leviathans. (And this is ''after'' he [[spoiler: was stabbed in the chest by Loki]], yet he even asks an exhausted Captain America if ''he'' can keep going). In ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' he fights the Aether-powered Malekith without Mjölnir and throws teleport spears with enough velocity to impale the Dark Elf. In ''Age of Ultron,'' he (enhanced by his hammer) flips a light tank by hitting it. In ''Film/ThorRagnarok'' he's able to knock Surtur around, hit Hulk (with Hulk's own weapon) [[https://youtu.be/NcLmyi46VYA?t=50 so hard Hulk goes flying into a wall]] as well as [[https://youtu.be/NcLmyi46VYA?t=144 hurt Hulk with unarmed blows]]. Thor's [[SuperMode lightning mode]] drastically increases in his strength to point where he can knock down Hela (who was able to completely destroy Mjölnir) and even overpower the aforementioned Hulk. In ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' Thor swings Rocket‘s spaceship around, [[http://www.48min.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/GIF-Infinty-War-Thor-Dying-Star-Nidavellir.gif holds open the massive forge of a Nidavellir star]], [[spoiler: and then throw his new axe Stormbreaker [[https://youtu.be/HzUK7s6wyLI?t=16 so hard into Thanos's sternum that he mortally wounds him]]]]. Even [[BroughtDownToBadass without his divine powers]], Thor somehow still stays superhuman, as brings down over a dozen elite SHIELD Agents with brute force alone.
--->'''Agent Coulson:''' You made some of my best men, some of the most highly trained professionals in the world, look like a bunch of minimum wage mall cops... ''that's hurtful''.
** While he might be ''significantly'' weaker than the previous examples, Steve Rogers aka Captain America also has this thanks to the SuperSoldier serum. In his [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger first movie]], he manages to break through a glass window (much harder to do than it sounds) ''accidentally'', and lifts a motorcycle (with three women sitting on it) [[https://youtu.be/gAB9f-b1JLg?t=135 above his head without any apparent effort]]. In ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'', Steve using his shield manages to reflect a strike from Mjölnir without getting turned into a pancake by the blowback (this becomes [[FridgeLogic confusing]] later when a mere grenade launcher, blows Cap off his feet when he tries to reflect it) and at the start of the movie Cap [[https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--X8L2Qt3G--/c_fit,fl_progressive,q_80,w_636/191ntm2c1ty5egif.gif throws a haymaker so hard it causes the punching bag he's practicing on to go flying]] (snapping the chain it was attached to), and in the Battle for New York, he fights dozens upon dozens of Chitauri despite not being as powerful as Iron Man, Thor or Hulk. In ''[[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier The Winter Soldier]]'' he [[https://youtu.be/RYSgkqc9EWI?t=23 jumps off his bike and brings down a Quinjet with just his shield]]. In the climax, he lifts a massive girder off [[spoiler: Bucky]] to save him. But most impressively, in ''[[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar Civil War]]'' he stops a small helicopter ([[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocopter_AS350_Écureuil Eurocopter AS-350]] specifically) from taking off ''[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1ccey7IJLCM&t=29s with one arm]]''. However this also gets [[SubvertedTrope subverted heavily]] with Cap as well with his limits being frequently shown, like the time Loki effortlessly overpowered him in their fight in ''The Avengers'' and while Cap does technically beat Iron Man in ''Civil War'' it's only because he got help from Bucky, he [[AttackItsWeakPoint targeted the arc reactor]] and Tony himself [[IamNotLeftHanded was holding back]] so he wouldn't kill Steve. [[spoiler: There's also the time Cap [[https://media0.giphy.com/media/8FDwwJ6bqKnKPu70cW/source.gif caught Thanos's hand]] in ''Infinity War'' and hold him back, while undoubtedly an amazing {{Determinator}} moment Steve nevertheless wasn't strong enough to withstand [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/SnappyNearGalapagossealion-size_restricted.gif a single punch]] from the HeroKiller. However in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' Steve wields Mjolnir and even Stormbreaker and both weapons increase Cap's strength immensely to [[https://tenor.com/view/captain-america-avengers-endgame-thanos-gif-14666657 the point where he briefly overpowered Thanos]].]]
** Bucky Barnes, the titular soldier in ''[[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Winter Soldier]]'', has strength comparable to Captain America, due to implied experiments done by the Soviets and HYDRA. This is further enhanced by his cybernetic arm which [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/FilthyShoddyComet-size_restricted.gif can break concrete]] and even [[http://66.media.tumblr.com/1268fb861bc8dedca8c0ab36cee82259/tumblr_n4xhvkO5P11qlm9fno2_r1_250.gif choke out Cap]]. [[spoiler: However the arm [[PunchCatch proved]] to be no match for Spider-Man]].
** Scott Lang aka Film/AntMan gets enhanced strength when he turns into Giant-Man, as with the expanded mass he's able to rip off an airplane's wing and knock buses around. [[spoiler: In ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' Giant Man can [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/11117/111179644/7120363-5430399575-tenor.gif punch down the Chitauri Leviathans as easily as the Hulk could]] and he even crushed TheBrute Obsidian Cull under his foot without even noticing]].
** Vision, thanks to the power of the [[PowerCrystal Mind Stone]], is massively strong and basically the Avenger's second FlyingBrick. In his introduction in ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' he crushes Ultron-bots [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11113/111138600/5387263-2911121349-giphy.gif like they're made of cardboard]]. In ''[[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar Civil War]]'', Vision effortlessly overpowers Hawkeye; and when the latter swings a baton at him ''it shatters like an icicle''. Later Vison [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11132/111324876/6788799-6685430765-QCyrN.gif rams]] Giant Man so hard that he loses balance and falls back into the plane behind him, and that was after [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11133/111339903/6892146-6674995-9485382774-giphy.gif splitting a bus in half with his forearm]]. [[spoiler: Vision's strength is one of the reasons why Corvus Glaive wisely [[WorfHadTheFlu weakened]] Vision with a special spear BackStab before even trying to get the Mind Stone from his head.]] PlayedForLaughs in ''Series/WandaVision'' as while pretending to be a StageMagician, Vis [[https://youtu.be/Lk5yMGLIv6U?t=49 lifts piano one handed]] to the shock of the audience forcing Wanda to have use her powers to turn the piano into a flat board, to fool the audience into thinking it's a trick and subsequently calm them down. [[spoiler: In the FinalBattle Vision [[WipeTheFloorWithYou grinds]] his EvilCounterpart White Vision [[https://youtu.be/hmbm1YgE_Pc?t=3 through the road by the face DBZ-style]] and later [[https://youtu.be/8ZvC3yhiME0?t=67 they smash each other into the ground so hard]] they make a crater.]]
** T'Challa aka Film/{{Black Panther|2018}} while clearly not as strong as characters such as Hulk, Thor, Vision or even Spider-Man is still far beyond any normal human thanks to [[SuperSerum Heart Shaped Herb]], in fact T'challa can casually slice a humvee door off with his claws and [[https://comicvine1.cbsistatic.com/uploads/original/11130/111300127/6508869-black%20panther%20throws%20door.gif throw it a goon behind him]] hard to enough to take him out. In ''Civil War'' Black Panther [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VOdkIo2Cark overpowers]] Bucky [[https://youtu.be/cbc-q6R0-94?t=57 twice]] (worth noting the latter time Bucky was in full Winter Soldier mode). Also in his solo movie, T'challa brings down a charging Rhino (30km/h) [[https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-fdf4b05e70b49eadaffbaf176836f5fb with his strength alone]] just like the comics. Even when BroughtDownToNormal T'challa can tank a spear to the shoulder and overpower the massive M'baku with his CharlesAtlasSuperPower.
** Peter Parker aka Spider-Man, though small, is the third physically strongest human being behind Carol Danvers and The Hulk. In Spider-Man's debut movie ''[[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar Civil War]]'', Tony Stark measures that Peter Parker can stop a 1.4-ton speeding car on a [=YouTube=]. In the airport battle, Spidey [[CurbStompBattle casually]] overpowers Falcon and Bucky - two highly experienced veterans - and also [[https://youtu.be/itzXGaMivYM?t=39 catches Bucky's previously-unbeaten cybernetic arm with ease]], leading to an OhCrap moment for Bucky. Spidey also knocks over a truck and sends Cap and Falcon flying with just his kicks. Later in the same fight [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11133/111339903/6257018-2046227922-6So02.gif Spidey holds up an entire jet bridge]] (typically 27 tons, though he was only holding up between a third and half of it so it would be acting as a lever) that Cap drops on him, causing him to ultimately lose the fight, though Cap still gives him high praise. The reason why Spider-Man lost [[StrongButUnskilled despite his superior strength]] to Cap, is most likely because of Steve's greater experience compared to Spidey's rookie status is simply a bad matchup (also the movie has [[PlotArmour “Captain America” in the title]]). ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'' shows Spidey strength in greater detail as he [[https://thumbs.gfycat.com/CapitalAnnualDamselfly-size_restricted.gif stops an elevator full of people from falling]], [[https://i.imgur.com/Uep4Dj3.jpg briefly halted two halves of ferry from falling apart]] and in his most epic HeroicSpirit moment [[https://youtu.be/StP2Ui3Mncs?t=76 lifts tons of concrete and metal rubble off him]] in the climax. In ''Infinity War'' Spidey is shown to have the sheer strength [[https://youtu.be/KwfmqAFBZR4?t=3 to stop]] Obsidian Cull's hammer attack and even smashes TheBrute [[https://youtu.be/KwfmqAFBZR4?t=24 with a taxi]]. On Titan Spidey's [[https://c.tenor.com/CEhENSZc48cAAAAd/thanos-spiderman.gif blows are enough to stagger]] Thanos to the point of genuinely pissing him off, though as to be expected once Thanos got his hands on the "insect" their clash ended quickly. While he was clearly outclassed in terms of might Spidey was still strong enough to play tug of war with the Mad Titan even pull the goddamn infinity gauntlet [[https://giff.to/cache/0/KindThoughtfulGemsbok.mp4 off Thanos's hand]]. Also in ''Film/SpidermanFarFromHome'' just like the comics, Peter knocks out Flash Thompson with a single lovetap.
*** There's also some FridgeHorror as Tom Holland reveals that the reason Spidey was a ExtremityExtremist in ''Civil War'' was out [[AfraidOfTheirOwnStrength not wanting to actually hurt anyone]] and given a punch from Spidey can hurt someone like Thanos... slugging characters like Bucky or Falcon likely would've led to messy results.
** Non-Avenger examples come from the ''Film/{{Guardians of the Galaxy|2014}}'' in particular [[KnifeNut Drax]], [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Gamora]] and [[PlantPerson Groot]]. Drax (played by Wrestling/{{WWE}} Creator/DaveBautista) has incredible brute strength being able to lift great weights, break through solid stone, rip metal apart and able to send dudes flying with simple strikes, at one point in the PrisonRiot Drax even crushes a flying turret [[https://youtu.be/VpxZLPUCpFY?t=265 with his bare hands]]. However Drax's might is overshadowed quite a bit, he was soundly beaten by Ronan in Knowhere and effortlessly swept aside by Thanos in the Titan Battle (though [[https://i.imgur.com/w7HX5sp.mp4 he did manage to force Thanos down to his knee with a sliding kick when he had him off-guard]] and could physically restrain Thanos's leg briefly). Gamora thanks to her alien biology + [[{{Cyborg}} cybernetic upgrades]] can NeckLift Mantis, hack off Groot's arms, cut open the Abilisk with her sword and even [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11117/111173561/6288732-6003105782-giphy.gif wield]] [[https://i.gifer.com/CeU0.gif a broken ship's cannon as a]] {{BFG}}. Subverted though as Gamora is clearly overpowered by the aforementioned Drax, as well her father Thanos who's even stronger than him. Groot though a GentleGiant nevertheless has great physical prowess too e.g like the time he lifted an alien bruiser by the nostrils ''till his nose came off'' or better yet his "[[https://youtu.be/dcc5KWftKeA?t=41 Groot smash scene]]" in the FinalBattle. Size also doesn't diminish Groot's might as Baby Groot [[https://youtu.be/dcc5KWftKeA?t=71 overpowered a full grown man]].
*** [[spoiler: Peter Quill aka Starlord also got super strength when he tapped into his half-celestial powers essentially making him a PhysicalGod allowing him to match his father Ego.]]
** Carol Danvers aka [[Film/CaptainMarvel2019 Captain Marvel]] due to absorbing the energy from the light speed engine [[spoiler: aka the Tesseract aka the Space Stone]] has greatly enhanced abilities, even before she fully utilizes her SuperMode Carol overpower dozens of Skrulls with brute strength and she's shown to able to send her foes flying with just kicks and punches. Once Carol unleashes her full power and becomes a FlyingBrick she has strength comparable to Vision, Thor and even the Hulk ''given she was able to stop a [[spoiler: Kree]] missile [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelcinematicuniverse/images/d/d5/Captain_Marvel_Strength.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20190317152418 with just her hands]]''. [[spoiler: In ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' not only does Carol physically carry Benatar back to earth but also [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vAcnICoTDqY&t=13s destroys Thanos's warship all by herself]] and even [[https://tenor.com/view/captain-marvel-thanos-marvel-avengers-endgame-fight-gif-14695819 grapples with Thanos making him struggle]] , [[TheWorfEffect though she is beaten when he harnesses the Power Stone]].]]
** Speaking of which Thanos is the most prominent villain example and puts most of the previous examples to shame. Remember Cap's [[MadeOfIndestructium Shield]], made of stuff that even the aforementioned Thor couldn't dent? [[https://c.tenor.com/pyVHFpJlQPsAAAAd/thanos-vision.gif Thanos managed to casually break through that same material with his fingers]] [[spoiler: when he killed Vision]]. Even before that the Mad Titan soundly beat the Hulk (even [[HoistHeroOverHead hoisting him above his head]]) as well as overpowering Thor, Loki [[spoiler: fatally]], Gamora [[spoiler: also fatally]], Drax, Mantis, Spider-man, Doctor Strange, Iron Man, Black Panther, Captain America (both of whom he defeated in one punch) and Vision [[spoiler: again fatally]]. If that weren't enough the Power Stone in particular increases his might seen when he throws a goddamn moon at the heroes. [[spoiler: In ''Endgame'' we see even [[BroughtDownToBadass without the Gauntlet]] Thanos can still [[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/a/uploads/original/11141/111418336/7374808-74f3675b-df65-49bc-9284-0a45a951d030.gif battle Thor, Iron Man and Captain America]] and overpower them with just his raw un-augmented strength, [[https://youtu.be/7e4Jg_eVJqg?t=21 Thanos even breaks Cap's previously unmatched shield in the fight]]. Yes the aforementioned Captain Marvel does give him some trouble but it's worth noting once [[https://youtu.be/In8GuMOTe_Y?t=6 Thanos got a good grip on Carol]] he could toss her around like a ragdoll, signifying that Thanos is one of the few whose physical might can be considered comparable to hers, although she does later on NoSell a headbutt from him.]]