Best Films with Post-Credits Scenes

Description: While not a superhero film, "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" has a memorable post-credits scene where Ferris, still in his bathrobe, tells the audience to go home, adding a humorous touch to the end of the movie.

Fact: This was one of the earliest uses of a post-credits scene in mainstream cinema, setting a trend for future films.

Description: Pixar's "The Incredibles" includes a post-credits scene where the Underminer appears, setting up a potential sequel, which was eventually released 14 years later.

Fact: The scene was a playful nod to the superhero genre's tradition of cliffhangers, and it took over a decade for the sequel to come to fruition.

Description: The film that kickstarted the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Iron Man," features a post-credits scene that introduces Nick Fury and hints at the formation of The Avengers, setting the stage for an expansive superhero saga.

Fact: This was the first Marvel film to have a post-credits scene, a tradition that became a hallmark of the MCU. The scene was filmed after the movie was completed, with Samuel L. Jackson being added to the cast specifically for this moment.

Description: After the epic battle in New York, "The Avengers" ends with a scene that teases the arrival of Thanos, setting up the next phase of the MCU.

Fact: The post-credits scene was filmed in secrecy, with only a few key crew members aware of its content. It was one of the most anticipated scenes in the MCU at the time.

Description: "The Hangover" includes a post-credits scene where Mike Tyson sings "In the Air Tonight," adding a bizarre yet fitting end to the chaotic adventure.

Fact: Mike Tyson's involvement in the film was a surprise to many, and his singing performance was a highlight for fans.

Description: This horror-comedy ends with a post-credits scene that reveals the true extent of the film's meta-narrative, providing a twist that recontextualizes the entire movie.

Fact: The scene was added to clarify the film's complex plot, ensuring viewers understood the satirical take on horror tropes.

Description: True to Deadpool's irreverent nature, the film includes a post-credits scene where Deadpool himself mocks the tradition of post-credits scenes, making it both a meta-commentary and a hilarious addition.

Fact: The scene was improvised by Ryan Reynolds, showcasing his commitment to the character's fourth-wall-breaking antics.

Description: "The Conjuring" features a post-credits scene that hints at the continuation of the Warrens' paranormal investigations, leading into the sequel.

Fact: The scene was added to keep the audience engaged with the ongoing story of the Warrens, which has since expanded into a successful franchise.

Description: The film ends with a post-credits scene that teases the return of a character thought to be dead, setting up the next installment in the "Fast & Furious" franchise.

Fact: This scene was pivotal in expanding the franchise's universe, showing the interconnected nature of the series.

Description: "Guardians of the Galaxy" features a post-credits scene that introduces Howard the Duck, a character from Marvel Comics, in a humorous nod to fans.

Fact: Howard the Duck was voiced by Seth Green, who has a history of voicing quirky characters in animated series.