Tagged: #Anything Extra · Page 11
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The Matrix Resurrections
Yes
The Matrix Resurrections has a snarky 30-second scene at the very end of its 11-minute credits. It has nothing to do with the plot, so skipping it is fine.
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Sing 2
Yes
Sing 2's first two minutes of credits show characters dancing to Shawn Mendes' There's Nothing Holding Me Back. The credits run about 8 minutes.
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The King's Man
Yes
The King's Man has a must-see short extra scene about 2 minutes into the end credits, and nothing more after it. The credits run about 10 minutes.
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Nightmare Alley
Yes
Nightmare Alley's credits open with 30 seconds of the camera zooming in on the jar from the oddities show. After that, it's safe to leave the theater.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home
Yes
Spider-Man: No Way Home has two extras: a mid-credits scene about 2 1/2 minutes in, and a Doctor Strange sequel preview after the credits end.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home End-Credits Scene with Venom Explained
The Spider-Man: No Way Home mid-credits scene explained: Eddie and Venom land in the MCU, learn about Thanos and the Snap, then get pulled back home.
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West Side Story
No
West Side Story has nothing extra during or after its end credits, which run about 9 minutes. After a 156-minute musical, you're free to go.
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National Champions
No
National Champions has nothing extra during or after its end credits. The credits run about 5 minutes, so there's no reason to stick around.
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Don't Look Up
Yes
Don't Look Up has two extra scenes: a funny one about a minute into the credits and another short one after the credits end. Stay the full 9 minutes.
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House of Gucci
No
House of Gucci has nothing extra during or after its end credits, which run about 6 minutes. After this 157-minute movie, you can head straight out.
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Encanto
No
Encanto has no extra scenes, just music and artistic designs alongside the credits. The end credits run about 10 minutes, so you can leave early.
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King Richard
Yes
King Richard's first two minutes of credits mix in film clips of the real people. Nothing extra follows once the title appears. Credits run 7 minutes.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Yes
Ghostbusters: Afterlife has two must-see extra scenes: one about 2 minutes into the credits and another at the very end. Credits run about 9 minutes.
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Clifford the Big Red Dog
Yes
Clifford the Big Red Dog's credits open with pencil drawings of Clifford being slowly colored in. After those first 2 minutes, it's safe to leave.
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Spencer
No
Spencer has nothing extra during or after its end credits, which run about 6 minutes. Once the credits start, you're free to leave the theater.
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Eternals
Yes
Eternals has two extra scenes: one about 2 1/2 minutes into the credits, and a second at the very end. The full credits run about 12 minutes.
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The French Dispatch
Yes
The French Dispatch credits open with about 90 seconds of covers from different editions of the magazine. The credits run about 4 minutes in total.
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Antlers
No
There is nothing extra during or after the end credits of Antlers, the Scott Cooper horror film. The credits run about 5 minutes, so you can leave.
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Last Night in Soho
Yes
The extra in Last Night in Soho is visual: the end credits play over shots of the empty Soho streets. The credits run about 4 minutes in total.
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A Mouthful of Air
Yes
A Mouthful of Air has a short on-screen message about 3 minutes into the credits: one in five women suffer from PPD, and please ask for help.
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The Eternals
Yes
Eternals has two extra scenes: one mid-credits and one after the credits finish. Both set up future stories and are worth sticking around for.
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Halloween Kills
No
Halloween Kills has nothing extra during or after its end credits, which run about 5 minutes. No need to stay seated once the credits begin to roll.
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The Last Duel
No
No extra scenes during or after The Last Duel's roughly 9-minute end credits. Ridley Scott's 152-minute drama is done once the credits start rolling.
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The Many Saints of Newark
Yes
The Many Saints of Newark shows an additional scene in the first 30 seconds of the end credits. The credits run about 6 minutes in total.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Yes
Venom: Let There Be Carnage has a must-see extra scene about 2 minutes into the credits. It runs about 2 minutes, and you can leave once it's over.
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The Addams Family 2
Yes
The only extra in The Addams Family 2 credits is two minutes of animation frames matching actors' names to their characters. Credits run about 6 minutes.
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Dear Evan Hansen
No
Dear Evan Hansen has no post-credit scene and nothing extra during or after the end credits.
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The Card Counter
No
There's no post-credit scene in The Card Counter and nothing extra during its 5 minutes of credits.
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Malignant
No
Malignant has no post-credit scene; nothing extra plays during or after the roughly 6-minute credits.
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Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Yes
Yes, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings has two extra scenes: one shortly after the credits begin and another at the very end of the credits.
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Candyman
No
Candyman has no post-credit scene, and nothing extra appears during the credits, which run about 5 minutes.
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Reminiscence
No
Reminiscence has no post-credit scene and nothing extra during its roughly 7 minutes of credits.
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The Protégé
No
The Protégé has no post-credit scene and nothing extra during or after its roughly 8 minutes of credits.
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The Night House
No
There's no post-credit scene in The Night House, and nothing extra during the 5-minute credits.
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Don't Breathe 2
Yes
Yes, Don't Breathe 2 has a post-credit scene, but you have to wait until the very end of the roughly 7-minute credits to see it. Don't miss it.
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Free Guy
No
Free Guy has no post-credit scene. The first 2 minutes of credits show some cool video game animations, then it's just scrolling credits to the end.
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Respect
Yes
Respect has no post-credit scene, but the credits show Aretha Franklin singing Natural Woman for President Obama, then Jennifer Hudson singing Here I Am.
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Pig
No
Pig has no post-credit scene and nothing extra during or after the credits, which run about 5 minutes.
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The Suicide Squad
Yes
The Suicide Squad has two extra scenes: a mid-credits scene almost right away and another at the end of the credits. Both wrap up character stories.
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The Green Knight
Yes
The Green Knight has a short post-credit scene at the very end of the credits, and like most of the movie, its meaning isn't clear.
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Stillwater
No
Stillwater has no post-credit scene and nothing extra during its roughly 6 minutes of credits.
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Jungle Cruise
No
Jungle Cruise has no post-credit scene. Drawings of the cast fill the first 2 1/2 minutes of credits, and the end has only a few seconds of jungle sounds.
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Escape Room: Tournament of Champions
No
Escape Room: Tournament of Champions has no post-credit scene and nothing extra during the 7-minute credits.
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Space Jam: A New Legacy
Yes
Space Jam: A New Legacy has no post-credit scene, but the credits open with Looney Tunes photos with celebrities, and Porky Pig says That's all folks.
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The Boss Baby: Family Business
No
The Boss Baby: Family Business has no post-credit scene and nothing extra in its roughly 9 minutes of credits.
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The Forever Purge
No
The Forever Purge has no post-credit scene and nothing extra during or after the credits, which run about 8 minutes.
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F9
Yes
F9 has a must-see mid-credits scene about 2 minutes into the credits. It lasts about a minute, and there's nothing after it, so you can leave then.
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The House Next Door
Yes
Yes, The House Next Door has a mid-credits scene a little over a minute into the credits, which run about 4 minutes.
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12 Mighty Orphans
Yes
12 Mighty Orphans has no post-credit scene, but biographies of several main characters run beside the credits for about 3 minutes. Then it's safe to leave.
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The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
Yes
The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard has a mid-credits scene 30 seconds in, about a minute long, plus a short photo bonus for two minor characters at the end.