Disney could possibly buy 20th century fox.

There is no drama worthy of being mentioned in Ragnarok because theres no context to it. Zilch. Its pretty sad that you're clinging onto the supposed fact that Ragnarok has dramatic elements when its obvious its meant to be a lighthearted, kiddy flick 100% all the way through. You mention Asgard being blown up as dramatic? Korg makes a JOKE about it immediately after. Just think that through.

Brother not dying, sister that never knew existed, father dying are just plot points you're naming. Nothing is done with them that constitutes as drama. I.e they dont talk about any of their conflicts in any depth whatsoever. Give me a scene from the film that you think is a substantial dramatic exchange between any of the characters you mentioned.

Thor 2 has proper drama as a comparison and is a better film than Ragnarok. But because kids dont like that stuff they did a complete 180 and turned Thor 3 into a GotG goof fest.

As for Dofp, like Logan, its a thorough and rigorous character study into Xaviers psyché and how an emotionally wrecked individual hooked in a cycle of depression/addiction must overcome barriers to achieve a future thats much more desolate than his present situation. Its the struggle against the most difficult villain - you're own self/mind.

DOFP should get the same praise that Logan is getting because its essentially covering the same themes that Howlett goes through as its main arc.

Its basically what IM3 should have been but they watered it down.