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Demons from 1985 has a fantastic mid-credits scene.

Can you just be direct about it? It’s really hard to tell what someone grieving needs. Sometimes it’s more grief, sometimes it’s cheer.

Personally not interested in either one but thank you for the recommendations.

Fucking hell

I'll be completely honest. As someone who once would have never skipped a Marvel movie, I'm significantly more excited for this than I am for Quantumania. This is my most anticipated movie of the first quarter.

Hmm, okay. Thanks for the recommendations.

As a way to tease the next movie, the MCU is really the first place I saw that.

Post credit scenes have been around forever, the first post credit stuff I saw was in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. They put humorous titles and language in the credits.

I’m sure some of these others are probably 2021 also. I just count movies by when I get to see them, and I didn’t get to see Tragedy of Macbeth until it was released on AppleTV+ in January. I tried to do it the other way and count movies by their technical release date but it got to be too much of a hassle waiting for some. movies to come out a year+ later that released the previous year, like at Sundance or whatever.

they said that they had everything during Tyler’s trial, so I think that’s why they had the cheese. Plus American cheese is still a common ingredient in sauces and those things

Interesting, like in what context?

Like he came up with the concept to fetishize said type of person? And then regretted cause dudes on the internet are weird and took it too far??

Or like he came up with it to critique what he saw as a new flawed character archetype in movies but thinks the criticism is over used or improperly used?

Or something else?

This is going to bomb hard. The trailer looked like melodramatic bullshit, the bad kind.

In Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Vampire PeeWee Herman had an extended dying scene.

Isn’t Tragedy of Macbeth 2021?

Brace yourself for more bloody mako mermaids guys

Yeah. I really liked both. I probably liked puss in boots better just because it was a little more entertaining but Pinocchio is beautifully done. I’d give them both great ratings.

Don't Worry Darling or Bullet Train

Okay, watching it. So you highly recommend GDT’s Pinocchio too?

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This. I remember people saying "stick around after the credits, there's a bonus scene". And that's the first time I can remember talk of something like that which was back in 2003 so i'd say they started the modern versions of it at least.

masters of the universe was the first i saw

I personally thought Mathew Fox stole every scene he was in. He was as convincing of his character as I've ever seen.

Puss in boots 2 is just very funny, the animation is beautiful, the story is also great and tackles some pretty adult themes in a very unique way.

Hitler on ice preview from History Of The World Part 1. Second is prob Ferris Bueller.

Dammit - another one I missed haha