Do you sit through the credits when you watch a movie in theatres?

[The Arizonan]

When you watch a movie in theatres, do you sit through the whole credits in case there's a scene afterwards?

Personally, I almost always do this out of compulsion.

And yes, I've seen a Marvel movie recently.

[Mr. Smith]

Not unless there's a catchy song (think "A Whole New World" at the end of Aladdin, or "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic) anything post credits can be watched later for free.

[DKrol]

Yes, but mostly just to avoid the rush of people leaving.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

If it's a Marvel movie - yes to see the end credit scene.

Star Wars - yes to hear the unique Williams score at the end.

[Mr. Reactionary]

If it's a Marvel movie - yes to see the end credit scene

[The Dowager Mod]

Always.

[Rjjr77]

Never. I'll pull the credit scene up on YouTube

[Illiniwek]

If it's a Marvel movie - yes to see the end credit scene

P.s. I hated it, but I respect the heck out of Marvel for trolling us at the end of Spider-Man.

[The Arizonan]

Why do some people insist on leaving the theatre when the credits start rolling even though it is part of the movie and there's probably a scene after the credits?

[JA]

Why do some people insist on leaving the theatre when the credits start rolling even though it is part of the movie?

Why on earth would I hang around to see a bunch of names and maybe a several second scene embedded somewhere along the way, which I could easily view at home? My friend makes me wait every time and it drives me insane, especially since I know darn well he's going to look it up when he gets home.

[fhtagn]

If it's a Marvel movie - yes to see the end credit scene

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

I tend to watch the credits of the last episode of TV shows I watch, and sit through the credits of MST3K, both for the theme and the stinger.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Yes, but mostly just to avoid the rush of people leaving.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Why do some people insist on leaving the theatre when the credits start rolling even though it is part of the movie?

Why on earth would I hang around to see a bunch of names and maybe a several second scene embedded somewhere along the way, which I could easily view at home? My friend makes me wait every time and it drives me insane, especially since I know darn well he's going to look it up when he gets home.

The idea is to use it as a time to reflect on what you've just watched.

[Mr. Smith]

Why do some people insist on leaving the theatre when the credits start rolling even though it is part of the movie?

Why on earth would I hang around to see a bunch of names and maybe a several second scene embedded somewhere along the way, which I could easily view at home? My friend makes me wait every time and it drives me insane, especially since I know darn well he's going to look it up when he gets home.

The idea is to use it as a time to reflect on what you've just watched.

You can do that on the drive/walk/etc. home where there aren't so many screaming kids and texting, gossipy teens or awful smells.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Why do some people insist on leaving the theatre when the credits start rolling even though it is part of the movie?

Why on earth would I hang around to see a bunch of names and maybe a several second scene embedded somewhere along the way, which I could easily view at home? My friend makes me wait every time and it drives me insane, especially since I know darn well he's going to look it up when he gets home.

The idea is to use it as a time to reflect on what you've just watched.

You can do that on the drive/walk/etc. home where there aren't so many screaming kids and texting, gossipy teens or awful smells.

If the movies you go to involve such unpleasantness, why do you go? 

[JA]

Why do some people insist on leaving the theatre when the credits start rolling even though it is part of the movie?

Why on earth would I hang around to see a bunch of names and maybe a several second scene embedded somewhere along the way, which I could easily view at home? My friend makes me wait every time and it drives me insane, especially since I know darn well he's going to look it up when he gets home.

The idea is to use it as a time to reflect on what you've just watched.

Because I hate having to sit any longer than absolutely necessary. And rather than discuss it at the theater, I'd rather discuss it while doing something productive, like eating or going home.

[Mr. Smith]

Why do some people insist on leaving the theatre when the credits start rolling even though it is part of the movie?

Why on earth would I hang around to see a bunch of names and maybe a several second scene embedded somewhere along the way, which I could easily view at home? My friend makes me wait every time and it drives me insane, especially since I know darn well he's going to look it up when he gets home.

The idea is to use it as a time to reflect on what you've just watched.

You can do that on the drive/walk/etc. home where there aren't so many screaming kids and texting, gossipy teens or awful smells.

If the movies you go to involve such unpleasantness, why do you go? 

I don't, unless someone invites me, or it's a movie worth the effort (such as Logan or a typical Pixar film last decade).

[Flameoguy]

Only if there's little credits animations. If it's just a black screen with names and music, what's the point?

[Mr. Smith]

Only if there's little credits animations. If it's just a black screen with names and music, what's the point?

Kickbutt pop song at the end, or just a really good theme.

[Thank you for being a friend...]

Yes if I'm with other people that want to stay too, also if there's someone in the film that I just can't place the name of and I'll say "Who was that?", I'll wait for the cast scroll