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James Gunn’s highly anticipated 'Superman' has officially hit theatres, marking a fresh start for the DC Universe — but many fans are wondering: does the new movie include a post-credit scene? The answer is yes — in fact, it features two.
'Superman' hit screens worldwide on 11th July, with David Corenswet stepping into the iconic cape, joined by Rachel Brosnahan as a sharp-as-ever Lois Lane and Nicholas Hoult bringing a fresh twist to Lex Luthor. Written and directed by 'Guardians of the Galaxy' filmmaker James Gunn, this reboot aims to blend the hero’s Kryptonian legacy with his life on Earth, setting the tone for a new cinematic universe.
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Early buzz around the film is glowing, with fans loving its rich world-building, deeper characters, and the perfect tone to tie it all together. Critics highlighted the inclusion of lesser-known DC characters like Metamorpho, played by Anthony Carrigan, and lauded the film for closely capturing the essence of the comics. While some noted that the plot stays within traditional good-versus-evil lines, others appreciated the fresh take on Superman’s role as a peacekeeping alien in a modern, divided world. Oh, and yes—fan-favourite pup Krypto swoops in and totally steals the show in a few standout scenes.
What Happens in the 'Superman' Mid-Credits Scene?
The first bonus scene occurs during the mid-credits. In a calm, emotional moment after the film’s explosive climax, Superman is seen sitting on the moon with his loyal dog Krypto, gazing at Earth. It’s a quiet and heartfelt scene that adds warmth and closure to his journey, showcasing the deep bond between man and super-canine.
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What Happens in the 'Superman' Post-Credits Scene?
The second scene unfolds in Metropolis and brings a touch of humour. Superman surveys the aftermath of the final battle alongside Mister Terrific. Spotting a damaged building, Superman jokingly points out its crooked appearance. The remark doesn't land well with Mister Terrific, who storms off, unimpressed. Superman, left alone, reflects on his own awkwardness with a quiet moment of self-awareness just before the screen fades to black.
These scenes not only offer fan service and fun but also subtly tease future storylines, confirming that Gunn is already laying the groundwork for the broader DC Universe.
So, if you’re heading to see 'Superman', stay seated through the credits — both scenes are worth the wait.
