“It’s funny. We agonized for a long time,” said Taylor.
“We thought the movie was about whether they got together or not. I think it came down shockingly late in the process that it felt sort of implicit that they were going to be together. So I think that point the reveal of… this is also a spoiler…” Taylor continued,
“Who you have on the throne… was such a jarring thing that you couldn’t follow anything else. So just that process, the finishing of Jane and Thor, wound up being a feel-good moment, but not a big story moment. The feeling was that instead of explaining why they were together, we just left them be together and then the final, final shot was one of my favorites. It was very late in the game, too.” What do you guys think? Would it have been better to include the after credits scene at the end of the movie, or did it work fine where it was placed? Sound of below
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