Favorite post credits scene?

[Ultron-5]

What is your Favorite Marvel movie post credits scene?

 

[CyclopsWasRight]

Wolverine meeting Xavier and Magneto at the end of The Wolverine.

Thors Hammer reveal at the end of Iron Man 2

 

[SuperSanchez]

The Avengers one

 

[Figs]

Thanos at the end of Avengers. After that my next two would have to be The Collector in Thor: The Dark World and Apocalypse in DoFP.

 

[Rorschach2012]

my two favorites are from Iron Man and The Avengers

 

[Kahran Ramsus]

Nick Fury in Iron Man. That stinger changed the way people (and studios) look at comic book movies. Now they are all apart of a larger universe. There was nothing like that before in the genre.

 

[Xrathe]

Thanos for me because I managed to not have it spoiled and totally didn't see it coming. I really liked Bucky too though because it kind of alludes to him coming back to the good guys.

 

[CyclopsWasRight]

Ooooh, this is gonna be harder with a Poll.

 

[psylockolussus]

The Wolverine, hands down!!!

 

[Duran Man]

Pietro and Wanda at the end of The Winter Soldier.

 

[BLACKVULCAN]

" you think you are the only Superhero in the world Stark let me tell you about the Avengers initiative!"
that coming from Fury was such" Oh Hell No! they didnt! they aint planing what i think they are planing moment for me! i still freaking love it!

 

[flickchick85]

Not gonna lie, the shawarma is the one I always make sure to stay and watch on repeat viewings. I like that it doesn't exist to set up any future installments or anything, and is simply there to perfectly cap off the story that was just told.

I mean, Thanos was cool too I guess.

 

[Ultron-5]

The Blade: Trinity after credits scene was pointless. It's Blade driving a car. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[The Endless]

The Blade: Trinity after credits scene was pointless. It's Blade driving a car. Nothing more, nothing less.

Huh? The one i remember is the Nightstalkers taking on a load of Werewolves.

My favourite is the Nick Fury one in Iron Man. It set the precedent.

Then Thanos in Avengers.

Then Apocalypse in DoFP

 

[CyclopsWasRight]

" you think you are the only Superhero in the world Stark let me tell you about the Avengers initiative!"
that coming from Fury was such" Oh Hell No! they didnt! they aint planing what i think they are planing moment for me! i still freaking love it!

given how the universe has changed since then i'm confused about the timeline. The thor and cap movies took place after that at least in movie time,

So how did he know about these other superheroes? He couldn't have known about Thor since they didn't find his hammer until Iron Man 2. So what he said din't make much sense as things expanded.

 

[Ultron-5]

The Blade: Trinity after credits scene I saw was Blade driving a car. No nightstalkers taking on werewolves.

 

[Ultron-5]

The X:Men origins Wolverine after credits scene with Deadpool was kinda weird. At least it's better than the other 2 imo. Stryker taking a walk and Logan at a bar in Japan didn't really have to be after credits scenes. They could have put those with the movie and kept the Deadpool scene as the only after credits scene.

 

[MarvelU]

Thanos, Apocalypse, The Twins, and Xavier/Magneto come back.

 

[childeroland]

The twins. "There's nothing more horrifying than a miracle."

 

[Sexy Magician]

It is now Howard the Duck, previously it was Thors hammer reveal, that got me excited

 

[Mike Murdock]

I didn't see Iron Man 2 until after Avengers, so I never got to experience Thor's hammer in real time. The ending to Thor with Loki seemingly infiltrating SHIELD was a really kickass moment that seemed to foreshadow what was to come. Thor: TDW had the most exciting comic book moment for me (it placed both what had happened and what was to come in a different light). I almost voted for either. In the end, though, I had to go with the first. Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury changed the stakes of the game for me. It made Iron Man about more than just Iron Man and made me realize that Marvel's plan was far bigger than I thought possible.