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All the same, most of us probably don't sit through the credits of every movie we watch, which can result in missing some truly unforgettable, brilliant, even totally WTF credits scenes.

She’s been working as a journalist for more than 10 years. [Ed. note: This post discusses Thunderbolts*’ post-credits scenes, which involves talking a bit about the end of the movie.