Tagged: #Anything Extra · Page 10
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Thor: Love and Thunder
Yes
Thor: Love and Thunder has two must-see extras: one about 2 minutes into the credits and another after the credits end. The credits run about 11 minutes.
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The Forgiven
No
The Forgiven has nothing extra after it ends. The film stops abruptly with THE END, since all of the credits appeared at the beginning of the movie.
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Minions: The Rise of Gru
Yes
Minions: The Rise of Gru has an extra scene seconds into the credits, then a cute Gru and Minions cartoon for a minute or so. Nothing comes after that.
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The Black Phone
No
The Black Phone has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 5 minutes, so you can leave once this horror film wraps up.
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Elvis
Yes
Elvis has no extra scenes, but other artists' remakes of Elvis songs play over the credits along with cool TCB jeweled graphics. Credits run 9 minutes.
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Lightyear end credits—what you miss if you don't sit through 11 minutes of extras
Lightyear's final extra, after the Disney and Pixar logos: the camera drifts through space debris until it faces the ZurgBot as its eyes glow red.
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Lightyear
Yes
Lightyear has three extras in its 11-minute credits. The first two are throwaways, but the last, after the Disney and Pixar logos, hints at a future film.
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Jurassic World Dominion
No
Jurassic World Dominion has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 11 minutes, so there's no reason to stay seated.
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Watcher
No
Watcher, the Maika Monroe thriller, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 5 minutes, so you can head out early.
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The Bob's Burgers Movie
Yes
The Bob's Burgers Movie credits open with characters dancing for 90 seconds, and a sub-10-second extra scene plays at the very end. Credits run 7 minutes.
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Top Gun: Maverick
No
Top Gun: Maverick has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 8 minutes, so there's no reason to stay seated for a scene.
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Top Gun 1986
No
The original 1986 Top Gun has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 5 minutes, so you can leave when they start.
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Downton Abbey: A New Era
No
Downton Abbey: A New Era has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 4 minutes, so you can leave once they begin.
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Men
No
Alex Garland's Men has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 4 minutes, so you can leave once the weirdness wraps up.
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Family Camp
Yes
Family Camp's credits open with the cast singing and dancing, then bloopers, plus a short extra scene after the credits end. They run about 8 minutes.
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Firestarter
No
Firestarter has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 4 minutes, so you can leave as soon as this reboot ends.
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Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness end credits scenes explained
Multiverse of Madness credit scenes explained: Charlize Theron debuts as Clea, and the man punching himself is Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi's old friend.
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Yes
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness has two extras: a short Strange scene about 2 minutes into the credits and a funny one after they end.
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Memory
No
Memory, the Liam Neeson assassin thriller, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 7 minutes, so you can head out.
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The Bad Guys
Yes
The Bad Guys has extra scenes in the first 4 minutes of its credits that you won't want to miss. After that, the credits show photos of the characters.
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The Northman
No
Robert Eggers' The Northman has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 8 minutes, so you can head out when they start.
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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
No
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, with Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. Credits run 9 minutes.
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Father Stu
Yes
Father Stu's first 5 minutes of credits include an interview with the real Father Stu, photos of him, and extra and deleted scenes. Credits run 7 minutes.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
No
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore has nothing extra during or after its end credits, which run about 9 minutes after the 142-minute film.
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Everything Everywhere All at Once
No
Everything Everywhere All at Once has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 7 minutes, so there's no reason to wait.
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Yes
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 has an extra scene about 2 minutes into the end credits that hints at the plot of the next Sonic movie. Nothing else comes after it.
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The Contractor
No
The Contractor, starring Chris Pine, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 5 minutes, so you can head out.
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Morbius
Yes
Morbius has two mid-credits scenes, about a minute apart near the start of the credits, and nothing after them. The full credits run about 11 minutes.
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The Lost City
Yes
The Lost City has a cute extra scene about one minute into the end credits that lasts about a minute. Nothing comes after it. Credits run 8 minutes.
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Infinite Storm
No
Infinite Storm, starring Naomi Watts, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 6 minutes, so you can leave.
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The Outfit
No
The Outfit has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 6 minutes for this crime drama starring Mark Rylance.
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Umma
No
Umma, the Sandra Oh horror film, has nothing extra during or after its end credits, which run about 4 minutes. A RunPee fan shared the details.
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X
Yes
X, the Ti West horror film, has another scene at the end of its credits that you don't want to miss. The credits run about 6 minutes.
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Peace River
Yes
Peace River has extras at the very end of its credits: deleted scenes, fun facts and extra scenes. The end credits run about 5 minutes in total.
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Studio 666
No
Studio 666, the Foo Fighters horror comedy, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 5 minutes, so feel free to leave.
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Cyrano
No
Cyrano, starring Peter Dinklage, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 7 minutes, so you can head out early.
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Uncharted
Yes
Uncharted has a must-see extra scene about 2 minutes into the credits. You can leave after that, since nothing else follows. Credits run about 8 minutes.
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Dog
Yes
Dog ends with an on-screen message at the very end of the credits: in memory of LuLu, the dog Channing Tatum rescued in 2008. Credits run about 5 minutes.
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Marry Me
Yes
Marry Me shows extra scenes during the first 2 minutes of its credits, followed by clips of how couples met. The credits run about 6 minutes.
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Blacklight
No
Blacklight, the Liam Neeson action thriller, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 6 minutes, so you can leave.
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Death on the Nile
No
Kenneth Branagh's Death on the Nile has nothing extra during or after the end credits. The credits run about 7 minutes, so no need to stay seated.
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Moonfall
No
Moonfall has nothing extra during or after its end credits. Roland Emmerich's disaster movie wraps up and the credits run about 8 minutes.
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Jackass Forever
Yes
Jackass Forever shows extra scenes and outtakes through the entire credits. One AMC showing then ran a nearly 10-minute cast discussion afterward.
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The Tiger Rising
No
The Tiger Rising has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 5 minutes, so you can leave once they begin.
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Redeeming Love
Yes
Redeeming Love's credits include a couple of memorial tributes after the first 2 minutes, plus a number to call for abused women. Nothing else follows.
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Hotel Transylvania: Transformania
Yes
Hotel Transylvania: Transformania's first 3 credit minutes continue the story and tie into the TV show, and the very last second has a blink-and-miss gag.
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The 355
No
The 355 has nothing extra during or after its end credits, which run about 6 minutes. Once the credits start on this action thriller, you're free to go.
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Licorice Pizza
No
Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 6 minutes, so you can head out.
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American Underdog
Yes
American Underdog has an extra at the very end of its credits featuring the real people behind the story. The end credits run about 5 minutes.
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A Journal for Jordan
No
A Journal for Jordan, directed by Denzel Washington, has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 6 minutes.