In recent years, Marvel’s X-Men franchise has been criticized for its reliance on irreverent humor and pop culture references. Two characters that embody this trend are Deadpool and Wolverine. Both characters have become synonymous with the Marvel universe, and their banter has become a staple of their films. However, this approach may be reaching a saturation point. In recent years, their films have seen a decline in box office performance, which raises questions about whether their brand of humor is still relevant. This article will examine the role that Deadpool and Wolverine’s endless sarcasm plays in their films, and whether it has become too much to handle. The first issue with their films is that they rely too heavily on pop culture references. In ‘Deadpool 2’, for example, the film relies heavily on memes and pop culture references that may not resonate with everyone. This can be seen as an attempt to connect with a younger audience, but it also risks alienating older viewers who are less familiar with these references. The second issue is that their films often prioritize humor over storytelling. In ‘Logan’, for example, the film’s focus on Wolverine’s character development and introspection is overshadowed by its attempts at humor. This can make the film feel shallow and unfulfilling, especially when compared to other superhero films that have a more serious tone. The third issue is that their films often rely too heavily on formulaic storytelling. In ‘Deadpool 2’, for example, the film’s plot follows a predictable pattern of action-packed set pieces and witty one-liners. This can make the film feel stale and unoriginal, especially when compared to other superhero films that have more complex and nuanced storylines. Overall, while Deadpool and Wolverine’s endless sarcasm may be entertaining for some viewers, it has become too much to handle in their films. The franchise needs to find a balance between humor and storytelling if they want to continue appealing to a wide range of audiences.