History Funny / DarkPhoenix

* Magneto's ShutUpKirk moment when Xavier tries to stop him killing Phoenix ("You're ''always'' sorry. And there's always a speech. But nobody cares anymore") isn't funny at all. Then Xavier responds by [[IResembleThatRemark saying he's sorry and going into a heroic speech]], with Magento rolling his eyes and exasperatedly telling his team "What did I tell you?"

* Magneto's ShutUpKirk moment when Xavier tries to stop him killing Phoenix ("You're ''always'' sorry. And there's always a speech. But nobody cares anymore") isn't funny at all. However, Xavier responds by [[IResembleThatRemark saying he's sorry and going into a heroic speech]], with Magento rolling his eyes and exasperatedly telling his team "What did I tell you?"

* Lots of the humor is [[{{Narm}} unintentional]]; Magneto battling Jean over the chopper is a prime example.
** The army officers jumping into the out of control chopper, Magneto flinging it through the air (which would have resulted in an off screen crash) and Fassbender's stance/expression just sells it

* The infamous "X-Women" quote by Mystique. While it is supposed to be an empowering feminist moment, many viewers (including women) all seem to agree that it instead comes off as unintentionally funny (if not just forced and cringey).

* The movie doesn't have much levity but there is a few here and there. The first one is an exchange between Hank and Charles.
-> ''"I know what you're thinking."''
-->-- '''Hank Mccoy'''
-> ''"That's my trick."''
-->-- '''Charles Xavier'''

* The infamous "X-Women" quote by Mystique.

* Some D'Bari including Jones have a brief OhCrap moment before Magneto crushes them flat within a train compartment.

* Lots of the humor is unintentional; Magneto battling Jean over the chopper is a prime example

-->-- ''"I know what you're thinking."''

-->-- ''"That's my trick."''

-->-- ''I know what you're thinking.''

-->-- ''That's my trick.''