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Once you see the credits you realize that the whole movie has
a
different meaning with the last line of credits changing
everything.
Fer De Lance 1974
https://www.youtube...ndPN4sesMFE&t=5463s
1:31:02 Snake sneaks into blanket. Ending cut out before the last scene! [pashute, Nov 16 2021]
Here it is!
https://www.youtube...watch?v=yyOpEMYraDE
1:31:37 ending with last snake discovered. Although I remembered them throwing the blanket into the sea. [pashute, Nov 16 2021]
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Nice idea, in principle, but I'm trying to think of an
example of this that wouldn't come as a massive let-down |
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+ As long as they run the credits slow enough to
read…kind of ScoobyDo-ish. |
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I don't see how it's possible without making a really bad movie. |
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I sit through the credits for 2 reasons:
1: these days, a lot of movies (at least, the type I like) have
mid- & post-credits scenes.
2: as a "sign of respect" to those who made the movie.
It's very rare that I'm NOT the last to leave the theatre (when
watching on the big screen). |
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