Superhero Post-Credits Scenes That FAILED
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Published 2023-09-22
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The fact that Across the Spider-Verse accidentally retroactively made the Morbius post credits scene make sense is really fucking funny actually holy shit
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Post credits scenes that never go anywhere will always be the most humorous.
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They should include a Mr Mind post credit scene in every DC movie from now one with Dr Savanna growing progressively older and more frustrated
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I don't even bother waiting for post credits scenes anymore because 95% of time it amounts to nothing. Either because the movie bombed (therefore not getting sequel), the director gets replaced and the next director doesn't even bother following up on the thing the previous director set up, the entire franchise is getting rebooted, or the studio just straight up forgot about it.
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Funny how The flash's ending with George Clooney isn't a post credit scene but we immediately knew it meant nothing
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Cavill's return as Superman still hurts the most. It's such a kick in the balls seeing how he got screwed over so hard. Also, the fact that ATSV straight-up justified Vulture's cameo is Morbius makes ATSV 1000 times better. lol
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The Black Adam one was easily the funniest to me. The whole movie was basically a vanity project in the purest definition for Dwayne Johnson to sell himself as a leading vehicle for blockbusters and he basically used Henry Cavill's genuine love for Superman and desire to return to the role as a way to prop himself up as the center of DC's film strategy. The fact it backfired almost immediately is such sweet karma
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I'm pretty sure it was confirmed the mysterious figure in TASM & TASM2 was The Gentleman. He's an obscure Spider-Man villain that only showed up in the novels and was involved with the death of Peter's parents, the post-credit scene of TASM2 is pretty accurate when you think about it because all of his appearences involve The Sinester Six.
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The fact Dwayne Johnson wanted to make a Superman movie where he plays a villain that is CONTRACTUALLY OBLIGATED TO NOT LOSE. Is hilarious and shows that he needs to stay miles away from creative control
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The Black Adam one will always be funny to me because you have Dwayne Johnson hyping up this fight between Black Adam and Superman (despite the fact that Black Adam and Superman aren’t even rivals, though I’ll give the Rock kudos for getting Henry Cavil back for the first time in 5 years) and then when James Gunn & Peter Safran decided they were gonna do a reboot, that project died.
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I remember being surprised the secret man in TASM2 was supposed to be The Gentleman from the Sinister Six novels. He was tied to the death of Peter's parents in that book, so he was a pretty reasonable choice in villain. The movies could've worked at bringing him into the public eye a bit more and even possibly introducing Pity. Shame Sony decided to make TASM2 eight movies in one and killed the franchise.
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Quick correction: The people in charge of Black Atom okayed the Henry Cavil cameo because Dwayne Johnson threatened to quit if they didn't, pulling the entire stunt without WB's knowledge
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Fun fact: The Stunt double for Superman in Peacemaker once tried to scam a latin american group of fans into donate him to make a movie A movie about what? Who knows
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I still think the one in Homecoming is going to happen. I think that Scorpion is a very possible villian they will use for the fourth MCU Spider-Man movie. I'm still mad that we haven't got an Incredible Hulk sequel, and that we are going to see Leader in a Captain America movie instead of a Hulk movie.
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The post-credit scene for TASM 2 is actually a reference to Adam Troy Castros Spider-Man Revenge of the Sinister Six novels. The man in the hat is the Gentleman, and since it’s a reference to those books the plot may have had some pretty cool shit in it. Like a thirty minute fight scene across the entire city in a blizzard with the Vulture, or a battle with the Sinister Six in a crumbling Daily Bugle.
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Oh, and I just remembered, the live-action Jem and the Holograms movie had a post-credits scene that also went nowhere bcs the movie flopped.
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It would be funny if BOTH the Venom and Scorpion end-credits payed off in the same movie and we got Scorpion-Venom from Dark reign.
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The Deathstroke one saddened me the most. I saw screen test footage of what could’ve been and I was left wanting more. 😅
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Part of my problem with the MCU is that they barley setup future movies with their post credits scenes. Sure we got some that were followed like the first Thor movie or course Infinity War, but then we get stuff like the Scorpion teaser in Spider-Man Homecoming, or the Mordo teaser in Doctor Strange. Both of them are either ignored, or just treated as a joke in the sequels. I’m telling ya, the MCU have pointless credits scenes that don’t follow anywhere.
