Who else's theatre laughed when:

Yes, ha ha. The guy on the plane was Frost, Satyricon's drummer. I found that moment really funny. Frost is a pretty intimidating looking dude. The little kid was looking at him almost panic-stricken with his mouth hanging open, then looked toward the camera questioningly, and looked back at Frost again. Meanwhile, it seemed like Frost was just staring straight ahead with sort of a grin on his face. Cute. :)

I think it was a universal humor thing. The crowd at the viewing I attended was very mixed (Some people stayed after the showing of "It's Complicated" (Yes, this is the kind of city I live in) to see what all the fuss with the ogres in leather and unwashed hair was all about), and we all had a good laugh at the look of curiosity and intimidation on the young boy's face at the sight of Frost.

Someone should post the clip on Youtube.

'(I think the prisoner being interviewed) was describing how he was discovered after killing himself, and he made the remark that "Dead was dead". '

Dead was dead in the bed I think it was and yes Varg Vikernes actually made me laugh on numerous accounts in the film.