The below is a spoiler free opening night check-in for Thunderbolts.
Let’s be real, we know why you’re here: Yes, there are post-credits scenes after Thunderbolts. One happens mid-credits, and the other one is an honest-to-goodness post-credits scene.
Thunderbolts smashes its way into theaters this weekend, bringing together the team of Bucky Barnes, Yelena Belova, John Walker, Ghost, Taskmaster, Red Guardian, and the MCU’s latest addition: Bob. The film, like many Marvel entries before it, features an all-star cast with Sebastian Stan, Florence Pugh, Wyatt Russell, Hannah John-Kamen, Olga Kurylenko, David Harbour, Lewis Pullman and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
The story follows an unlikely team of rejects from all corners of the Marvel universe, each with their own respective baggage. Can they come together to beat the baddie and their own inner demons? You’ll have to watch this weekend to find out.
From Our Thunderbolts Review:
Thunderbolts has, like its sort-of-not-really antagonist, both a dark half and a light half. But only one of them is actually pretty great (hint: it’s the one that involves plumbing the depths of the characters’ worst memories). — Clint Gage
Does Thunderbolts Have A Post-Credits Scene?
Yes it does. As mentioned above, there are two stingers at the end of Thunderbolts. The first appears mid-credits, offering a short, sweet and funny little moment with one of the more comedic members of the team, and the second hits at the very end of the credits, and is the longest of the MCU. Tune back in tomorrow after the film releases wide for a breakdown of these scenes, what they mean, and their impact on the MCU!
