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You just like to laugh, no matter what it's about, right? It's like a perverted degenerate who just wants to indulge in perversion, no matter where, with whom, or how, but instead of perversion, it's laughter here. It's inappropriate because it wasn't made for laughter. There are other emotions, other problems, and, honestly, I don't understand how you can't see that. And it's hard to explain. Okay, if you're watching, say, Lord of the Rings for the first time and you start with the goblin scenes (that's what the most uncultured people do, and they don't even watch the original, I know some), but then, when you've watched the normal version, you've become immersed in the film, you empathize with the characters, you rejoice with them, when you become part of this world, this atmosphere, then you just don't feel like laughing. And then some goblin comes along and shits on all your problems, your feelings, and the atmosphere. This doesn't just apply to goblins, but to all "jokes" about the film, whether they're demotivators, caricatures, anecdotes, or anything else. And I'm just using LotR as an example; I'm talking about all films.

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Stereotype. If the filmmakers wanted you to have certain feelings while watching the film, that doesn't obligate you to have them.

What are you getting at? We're not talking about the filmmakers right now, but about the violation of their creation.