Comedic sequences involving the parrot brought onboard (because birds are extremely sensitive to changes in atmosphere/etc.
He staged a comedic ballet sequence for the 1954 Danny Kaye film Knock on Wood, in which Kaye is chased into a theater and hides on stage during a performance by a Russian ballet company.
The distorted orchestral samples enhanced the comedic tone of the extended sequences where Cage recurrently dies in battle, as the director felt it was important for the audience to find humor in this sequence.
The point is, it's hard for me to think of a reason for that sequence that is justifiable on a comedic or dramatic basis.
episode used it for comedic effect.
Another sequence that could have been used to good comedic effect would show the chief of the Presidium of the Supreme Assembly of North Korea conveying Kim's birthday greetings to Queen Elizabeth on June 14 , 2014
Ms. Stroman's marvelous ability to weave solo dances into and out of an ensemble also underpins "Makin' Whoopee," the comedic second ballet set to music by Walter Donaldson, with its hilarious sequence in which a corps de ballet of brides pursues the hapless Jimmie Shannon, who will inherit $7 million if he marries that day.
By contrast there is so much "there" for Varda to rediscover in her own history that the film overflows with people and places, their place in her life rendered through a variety of cinematic devices, literal and poetic, including interviews, fantasy sequences, clips from her old films and sometimes comedic reconstructions.
It's less the gag-heavy version some may recall from Danny Kaye's 1947 movie and more of a drama with comedic touches (and, of course, the property's trademark fantasy sequences).
He can take you from a moment like that all rangy comedic looks from gray-mustached Bridges and the waitress Margaret Bowman to an action sequence suffused with the kinetic energy and moral seriousness of vintage Michael Mann and Akira Kurosawa.
