>movie ends>99% of the people at the cinema rush awaydo you sit out for the entire duration of the credits? why yes? why not?my philosophy is really simple: I paid for the full thing, unless I'm in a rush I don't mind staying for an extra two minutes, not to mention how I would rather wait until the hallways clear up at the choke points (if any)I don't know it's just something natural for me, having a moment to reflect on what I just saw, if I'm in a company with someone then discussing first impression and so forthI guess the only issue is the wagie cinema workers who need to clear and need everyone to get out but I don't recall anyone ever saying something about that.Also post-credits scenes but it's rare.
after credits scenes exist for a reason
>>220865335yeah but many movies don't really have them, people nowadays know that in advance and I remember multiple instances where the cinema workers said "no after credits scenes in this one"
>>220865335I hate marvel so much for popularizing this. Like everyone has that friend now that refuses to leave the theater til they see the after credits scene which probably doesn't even exist.
in Japan people always sit through the credits and it pisses me off. Post credits scenes are always stupid, anyway.
>>220865318If the movie is great I watch the credits out of respect.
>>220865318Watching credits is peak cuckery. Do you ask for the name of the chinese kid that made your sneakers? Do you ask for the name of the mexican that cooked your dinner? Why should I give a fuck about the second producer assistant, whose entire job is sucking the producer's yiddish cock and endure his tantrums?Why would I want to know the name of some carpenter that did framing in the studio when I don't care for the one who built my home? "Oh wow, let's see who did the CGI" - spoiler:It is a barrage of Apus and Pajeets.
