is there a post credit scene in the gentlemen?
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However, The Gentlemen does NOT have a post-credits scene, nor any other tease during the credits. While the credits are always worth watching to get an idea of who helped make a movie, The Gentlemen audiences shouldn't expect any extra scenes setting up a sequel or offering one last joke.
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The mid-credits scene takes us back to just before the zombie outbreak, in a callback to one of the first film's most memorable scenes: the death of Bill Murray. ... The post-credits scene is an outtake from one of the junket interviews, and it sees Murray doing his hairball again — but with a twist.
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To answer your question directly: Yes, “Happy Death Day 2U” does have a mid-credits scene that comes up a few minutes after the credits start to roll.
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Here's your answer: No, when we saw Annabelle Comes Home, there was no extra scene during or after the credits. ... It's a fair question, though--as part of the Conjuring connected universe of horror movies, Annabelle Comes Home has tons of connections to other Conjuring movies.
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Unfortunately, Overlord does NOT have a post-credits scene, nor is it part of the Cloverfield universe. The movie wraps up completely before the credits role and remains firmly standalone. Post-credits scenes or other sequel teases have become increasingly popular in Hollywood over the years.
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Dumbo does NOT have a post-credits scene, but it does have a fun musical cue at the very end of the movie. Although the credits are always worth watching to get an idea of who had a hand in making that film, viewers checking out Dumbo shouldn't be expecting an extra scene at the very end.
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Short answer: No, there's no post-credits scene after Detective Pikachu, once the movie ends it's really over. However you should stick around for the stylized credits, which are a truly awesome homage to Japanese anime and manga. After that, feel free to leave. But wait, don't stop reading this article!
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PSA: There is nothing after the end credits : FallenOrder.
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Terminator: Dark Fate does not have a post-credits scene of any kind, though the ending of the film does strongly imply a sequel is coming. ... There is no after-credits moment with another shot of Arnold Schwarzenegger or Linda Hamilton. When the movie ends, the movie ends. That's it.
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The Curse of La Llorona does NOT feature a post-credits scene... though it does include a small audial tease that hints at La Llorona's return in a future movie. ... As for that small tease: if you stick around, you may hear the faint sound of La Llorona weeping just before the credits finish rolling completely.
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No, there are no extra scenes during, or after, the end credits of The Way Back.
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Without spoiling the ending of the movie at all, Gemini Man does not have a post-credits scene. This means you can 100 percent head for the exit right as the credits start to roll.
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Bloodshot does NOT have a post-credits scenes or any other teases during the credits. While the credits are always worth watching to get an idea of who's involved in the making of a film, Bloodshot audiences shouldn't expect anything extra.
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There is no end credits scene in The Last of Us: Part 2. ... Although the game doesn't have any official after-credits scene to speak of, players can rest easy knowing that the ending to The Last of Us: Part 2 is so good that one was never needed in the first place.
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Does Yesterday have an end-credits scene? To put it simply, no, Yesterday does not have an extra scene once the credits have rolled.
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And now, finally, “Doctor Sleep.” ... Whatever rationale we might dream up for there being a post-credits scene, the answer is, unfortunately, that “Doctor Sleep” has no post-credit or mid-credit scene. Once the movie is over and the credits begin, there's no more content for you to watch.
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But if you're headed to see Knives Out, you don't have to sit through the credits — there's no post-credits scene to see. The lack of a post-credits scene is one of the only "spoilers" that you can hear before the movie without actually giving anything away.