There's nothing wrong with this mindset.
Humour is interwoven into every aspect of life, and art, life is not (even for the depressed) and endless parade of misery and grey, there's levity to life.
There's nothing wrong with this mindset
Leo Ward
Wyatt Hernandez
Alexander Brooks
you made this thread yesterday
Zachary Flores
>There's nothing wrong with this mindset.
actually this was debunked
Jackson Reyes
But the telling of the joke diminishes the grim/dark/tough moment that comes before. You can have jokes in a serious movie but it's about where you put them in. It's this mind set that makes me hate the MCU films
Carson Hall
No. It helps a scene from becoming too sad or grim.
Josiah Perez
Sadness and grimness is a part of life just as humour is, when you completely remove it you create a film that feels consequenceless
Isaac Hernandez
>too sad or grim.
Jaxon Murphy
There's a difference between "Gallows Humour" and a quip which takes an audience out of the film
Hunter Phillips
/thread
You're replying to a shitposter baiting for (you)s though.
Robert Hill
Jeremiah Jackson
Any Forums can seethe about it but Whedon did it well. There's a reason 2012 Avengers was such a hit and has essentially been remade repeatedly by the MCU for the past decade
Ian Jones
how's your second day on Any Forums going?
Aaron Hill
ACT, Little ghoul
Asher Gomez
humorlessness is one of the most infantile personality traits. comes from an intense narcissism, refusal to engage with the world for what it is
Daniel Walker
>But the telling of the joke diminishes the grim/dark/tough moment that comes before
Not necessarily. It can release the tension, but if the serious moment has already happened and been felt it just serves as a better transition back to levity
Austin Parker
ACT, Little ghoul
Blake Stewart
It's also negatively correlated with intelligence.
Isaac Gomez
ACT, LITTLE GHOUL
Parker Murphy
Christian Edwards
Bump
Jordan Walker
Haven't watched
What's the joke?