Does the joy of the Holy Spirit mean Christians should not need entertainment?

Many Christians speak about the “joy of the Holy Spirit” as something deeper and more fulfilling than worldly pleasures. Some sermons and testimonies even suggest that a believer who is truly walking with God no longer needs entertainment in the ordinary sense (movies, games, sports, secular music, hobbies, etc.). At the same time, many Christians participate in recreational activities without believing this contradicts their faith. From a biblical and theological perspective, does the joy produced by the Holy Spirit imply that Christians should not need entertainment, or is wholesome entertainment considered compatible with Christian life? How have different Christian traditions understood the relationship between spiritual joy and recreational enjoyment? I am especially interested in answers grounded in Scripture and/or recognized theological traditions rather than personal opinion.