we are not amused

The phrase "we are not amused" is a polite and understated way of expressing disapproval, dissatisfaction, or lack of amusement. It is often used to convey a sense of boredom, displeasure, or indifference in response to something that is supposed to be entertaining, humorous, or enjoyable. The phrase can be traced back to Queen Victoria, who is said to have used it quite frequently to indicate her lack of amusement. It has since become a popular expression used to convey a similar sentiment in various contexts.