Originally Posted by
Alan2099
Hitting rock bottom is deep quality storytelling, but hitting rock bottom and hiding it or bouncing back from it is somehow childish. Got it.
Misery and death is quality storytelling, but as soon as you add a joke it's lame and pathetic.
Good to know.
It's actually much harder.
According to you, having a sense of humor is apparently never okay, but while it's not always about jokes, it's not always abut navel gazing either. You have yet to explain why telling jokes is bad another than the fact that you find it childish.
Well, guess what. You're watching movies about superheroes. People with fancy powers fighting for what's right, flying though the air, and calling each other funny nicknames. You are watching childish movies. Saying "yeah, but I'm not as childish as that" just makes you look petty.
Rocket has accepted the fact that he was experimented on against his will, turned into some kind of freak, and probably won't live for long.
Starlord watched his mother die, was abducted by criminal aliens that repeatedly threatened to eat him as he grew up.
Gamora was captured as a child,raises as an assassin, tortured, and grew up surrounded by enemies and having to treat her real families killer as her father.
Drax likewise watched his family slaughtered.
You put them in the X-men universe, they're just going to wonder why everyone is so depressed all the time when they've got it so easy.
if you want to say that Xavier and Magneto are such deep characters because bad things happened to them, well meet a team where EVERYONE is Magneto and Xavier.