is there a scene after the credits in once upon a time in hollywood?
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But all the same, does “Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood” have a post-credits scene? The answer is yes. The film has a mid-credits scene featuring DiCaprio as Rick Dalton that plays as the credits are rolling. ... The credits start to play over the film's final shot and do so for about a minute.
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Unfortunately for fans hoping for any extra content during or after the credits, “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” has no post-credits or mid-credits scenes.
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The movie is simply far too long. ... Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, on the other hand, drags for two hours before finishing in an exciting finale that will do nothing but make you wish the whole movie had been like that. Also disappointing is that the film largely lacks the wit characteristic of Tarantino's scripts.
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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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But “Aladdin” does not have a post-credits scene. Immediately after the movie ends and the credits begin, we do get an extra musical number, but once that ends there is no other content that you need to stick around for.
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Maleficent: Mistress of Evil does NOT have an after-credits scene, nor anything during the credits. While the credits are always worth watching to get an idea of who was involved in making a film, those watching Maleficent: Mistress of Evil shouldn't expect any credits scenes.
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Avengers: Infinity War has one post-credits scene, and it's huge — a teaser that sets the table for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Over the past several years, mid- and post-credits scenes have become a Marvel tradition, something fans look forward to every time the studio puts out a new release.
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In fact, Ralph Breaks the Internet has TWO credits scenes, one at the mid-credits point and another after the credits. So, moviegoers will no doubt want to wait through the entire credits for two additional scenes that are sure to delight Disney fans.
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There is no end credits scene in The Last of Us: Part 2. ... After beating The Last of Us: Part 2, players see a different title screen than they did upon starting up the game originally.
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In the history of Star Wars movies, there's never been an after-credits scene. ... Instead, Star Wars movies are tidily wrapped up and any clever or coy nods to the next movie are included within the film itself.
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The answer is: you can leave if you must. “Mary Poppins Returns” does not include a post-credits scene of any kind.
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Before we begin, here's the answer you came for: No. Once “Glass” ends, it ends. There's no post-credits scene. That's it.
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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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While there isn't anything post-credits, there is a brief mid-credits scene to look forward to. Of course, even if there weren't any kind of credits scene for Black Christmas, any movie buff should always consider staying until the very end, out of respect for those that helped make the film they just watched possible.
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[No Spoilers] Plus Ultra Tip: There is no post-credits scene for the movie. ... That was a damn good movie. Also, thank you to everyone in the theater for not being the stereotypical overly enthusiastic "cheer every time the main hero is on screen" fans.
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Yes, it does. In fact, Ralph Breaks the Internet includes not one but two scenes after the credits begin to roll.
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Spoiler Alert, the film does not have a post-credits scene, and better yet the film wraps on a solid note. Screenrant writes, "the audience can leave, knowing they've witnessed a complete story..."