Codas
POSTED BY: JEWELSTAITEFAN
UPDATED: Friday, March 25, 2022 08:33
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Should we post known codas from current film releases?
As a service to fellow browncoats.
X-Men Days of Future Past had one at the very end of credits, one scene.
Captain America: Winter Soldier had 2. One just before cast credit roll, another at the very end.
Others:
Chef: after final scene finishes dragging on, a demo scene with Favreau.
22 Jump Street: end of credits, after Sony logo. One scene.
Earth to Echo: end of credits, after copyright. One scene.
Guardians of the Galaxy: end of credits, before Marvel logo. One scene.
Horrible Bosses 2. Numerous outtakes during credit roll.
Kingsman. One scene, after brief start of credits, before cast credits.
Hunger Games, Mockingjay part 1. Very end, not a scene but a motion icon.
Spy. During entire credit roll much background scenes and data gags. Plus one scene at very end of credits.
Terminator: Genisys. One scene, might be epilogue, after the end of the cast credit roll.
Ted 2. One scene, at very end of credit roll, before final logos. Gag set up in the body of the film.
Entourage.
Pitch Perfect 2.
Ant-man. 2 codas at the end.
Wolverine. 1 coda scene at the end.
Deadpool. Multiple codas.
Captain America: Civil War. 2 codas.
Ghostbusters: reported coda.
Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates: bloopers and outtakes during End Credits. Plus portions of Epilogue.
Hilliary's America: Epilogue after End Credits.
Dirty Grandpa: Epilogue scene after start of End credits.
Sully: During end credits. A series of clips and pics, then a pause, and then more.
Office Christmas Party.
Dr. Strange.
Guardians of The Galaxy 2.
Baywatch.
Hitman's Bodyguard.
Thor 3. More content after credits.
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Most need some explaining , it seems.
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Capt. America: The Winter Soldier had two, one mid-credits after the major stars were named, then another at the very end.
I think it's a given that all Marvel films will have them, but it is becoming quite common from a lot of studios these days.
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Originally posted by AURaptor:
Most need some explaining , it seems.
Well, meaning an extra scene, after the credits start to roll. So other browncoats know they don't need to leave the theater right after picturey type images are replaced with wordy type images.
Number of separate codas, number of scenes within each coda, perhaps how far into the credit roll the coda appears. That should be enough.
No explanations of the scenes, tho - that would be spoilerish.
Would you agree? Or other info would be desired?
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Chef: The final scene somewhat continues thru much of credits, then something of a coda follows, sort of a demo for Jon Favreau.
Also, an enjoyable flick. I had hoped it would be as good as The Van, and it was. Never heard Sofia Vergara not in a screaming role. No bullets, action, boobs tho, not that kind of flick.
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22 Jump Street. One coda, end of credits, after Sony logo. One scene.
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Earth to Echo. End of credits, after copyright. One scene.
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Guardians of the Galaxy. One coda, one scene, end of credits, just before Marvel logo.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:
Originally posted by AURaptor:
Most need some explaining , it seems.
Well, meaning an extra scene, after the credits start to roll. So other browncoats know they don't need to leave the theater right after picturey type images are replaced with wordy type images.
No, silly. I KNOW what a coda is, but I meant the scenes themselves. Like the one at the end of The Avengers, is pretty self explanatory. Other codas seem to be purely for the uber fan boys in the audience.
I sometimes forget them afterwards, so maybe a spoiler posting of codas ?
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Like at the end of The Wolverine. If you saw who was waiting for Logan at the airport, how the hell did that happen ?? There wasn't even any courtesy explation in Days of Future Past, so wtf ?? [/spoiler ]
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Originally posted by AURaptor:Quote:
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:
Originally posted by AURaptor:
Most need some explaining , it seems.
Well, meaning an extra scene, after the credits start to roll. So other browncoats know they don't need to leave the theater right after picturey type images are replaced with wordy type images.
No, silly. I KNOW what a coda is, but I meant the scenes themselves. Like the one at the end of The Avengers, is pretty self explanatory. Other codas seem to be purely for the uber fan boys in the audience.
I sometimes forget them afterwards, so maybe a spoiler posting of codas ?Select to view spoiler:
Like at the end of The Wolverine. If you saw who was waiting for Logan at the airport, how the hell did that happen ?? There wasn't even any courtesy explation in Days of Future Past, so wtf ?? [/spoiler ]
I was intentionally avoiding a description of the scenes which would be too spoilery. Spoiling a coda is about the worst violation of fellow cine-fans that I did not want to venture there.
But I don't see a problem posting a secret description of what amounts to secret "hidden eggs" if you or others want. Discussion of those could be in another thread with SPOILER in the title to prevent accidental viewings.
My intention was to provide a service to those sho don't always watch the whole credit roll yet are still fellow browncoats.
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