If you caught my Thor: The Dark World review last night (if not you can do so HERE) you'd know that I had some issue with the level of comedy in the movie -- not because I don't like to laugh, but because I felt that it was used at inappropriate moments at times, and lessened some of the impact of the more dramatic scenes. Anyway, in the below vid the cast address this, and all feel that the humor is very important because it counterbalances the darker stuff.
Here's what Feige has to say:
"The more that audience is laughing and opening themselves up to having fun, you can then attack other emotions as well," he told Yahoo Movies UK. "There are dark moments in this movie, and there are tragic moments in this movie… but to get that balance you need both things, and I love that people are coming out of 'The Dark World' commenting on how fun it is."
To hear from the others you'll have to watch the vid!
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