Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (May 5, 2017)

[Eurell]

More scenes the better honestly. It's a good way to show other stuff they want to fit in that wouldn't fit well during the movie proper. Why would we complain about extra stuff that is almost always great?

[Rhyis.]

Outside of the shawarma thing in the Avengers, I haven't watched any of the post credit scenes in these Marvel movies.
Bitches trying to fool me to sit through credits? Get fucked.

[Anoat]

Outside of the shawarma thing in the Avengers, I haven't watched any of the post credit scenes in these Marvel movies.
Bitches trying to fool me to sit through credits? Get fucked.

The best part about the Avengers post scene was the filthy Marvel casuals trying to be all hyped when most of them didn't know who the fuck Thanos was.

[Alistaire]

You really think we need 5 scenes, lol?

Need? No. Want? Hell yes.

[DrClout]

But why? Not that it even matters but curious why?

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[Xno Kappa]

But why? Not that it even matters but curious why?

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Could be exactly what Anoat said. Marvel is probably going to try to bring down the number of characters for Infinity Wars by writing them out in post credit scenes that wouldn't fit anywhere else in the movie. It'd be great two-fold if that's what it's for. Post credit fun and trying to prevent A3 from being so bloated.

Honestly, how many times have we complained about the latter with superhero movies?

[Boyiee]

Guardians is the rare movie that doesn't suffer from feeling too long, hopefully 2 and 3 keep with that trend.

[Tyrath]

But why? Not that it even matters but curious why?

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It's so good why wouldn't you want more?

None of you would bitch if the scenes included weren't after credits. They probably are because they don't fit the flow of the film.

[Zealot]

Most of these "after credits" scenes will likely be interspersed into the credits themselves.

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[Rhyis.]

Personally, I'm the kind of guy that doesn't watch the "next time on such & such television show" either.
I'll just watch the next episode when it actually airs. Just how I roll.

[Zetanio]

I'm a lazy fuck.

Also my GF writes stuff and works on stuff with movies so she makes me wait too.

[Xno Kappa]

I don't think it's a fair comparison. Post-credit scenes are usually either fan-service, or an addendum to the movie that just so happens to lay the foundation for future titles. Not so much of a preview for the next episode.

[Rhyis.]

I don't think it's a fair comparison. Post-credit scenes are usually either fan-service, or an addendum to the movie that just so happens to lay the foundation for future titles. Not so much of a preview for the next episode.

It's pretty similar. Easter egg shit that will kind of involve the next movie in the marvel universe.

[Xno Kappa]

It's pretty similar. Easter egg shit that will kind of involve the next movie in the marvel universe.

But it's just that. Easter egg shit that you either watch or you don't.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I can't think of any single post-credit scene that was crucial to watch in order to understand the next film. It's almost always a stand alone scene, or the scene is flat-out contained in the next movie itself. Speaking strictly marvel movies of course.

[Rhyis.]

Oh for sure. Like I said, I haven't watched any of them and I don't feel like I missed a damn thing.
Previews for tv shows are no different though.

It's exactly why I don't watch any of it.

[Alistaire]

But it's just that. Easter egg shit that you either watch or you don't.

Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I can't think of any single post-credit scene that was crucial to watch in order to understand the next film. It's almost always a stand alone scene, or the scene is flat-out contained in the next movie itself. Speaking strictly marvel movies of course.

Probably the closest is Doctor Strange, depending what the sequel rehashes from that scene.

[Mrbeansman]

I'm not getting any hype outta news about post credits scenes in a Guardians movie not after last time.

[Melena]

GotG post credit scene was worth it just for the Howard the Duck cameo.

[Eurell]

Nick Fury intro was post credits. Thanos introduction was post credits. Finding out that Stark was telling all of IM3 to Banner (and not breaking the 4th wall) was post credits. Finding out Loki was still controlling the scientist from Thor was post credits. Quicksilver and SW intro.

Those are the bigger ones I can think of, the rest are either funny scenes (schwarma, dancing baby groot), pointless (Thanos grabbing the gauntlet), or scenes from the following movies (antman> civil war, Strange> thor3).

None of them are bad enough that you would wanna walk out 5 minutes early, and most of them are pretty fucking great.

[Mrbeansman]

GotG post credit scene was worth it just for the Howard the Duck cameo.

Don't get me wrong the scene itself was great but Marvel pulling from it from press screening to give the movie more headlines pissed me off to no end. It made it seem like they were trying to hide a big reveal.