Do you watch end credits in theaters? That way, you can pay respect

>>86930880

no for the post credit scene, duh.

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>Key Grip
>doesnt actually grip anything

after dunkirk ended it felt really awkward and uncomfortable because everybody including my family was teary and moved so there was this embarrasing 10 seconds or so where ppl were trying to dry their eyes without the person next to them noticing

or i am projecting

>>86930880
I laugh at the names.

Can you imagine being called Mr. Lusted haha Sounds like a kinky guy haha.
Or Jeff Caravan?
Or Tschappat? Like some kind of night elf haha

>>86931809
Happened to to my mom but it wasn't awkward in the least.

>>86930880
My dad insists on watching the credits. I used to not like it but i think its some kind of alpha play that ive come to respect

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>>86931772
>Gofer
>doesnt tell us when winter is coming with his shadow

>>86930880
t. Marvel drone

>>86930880
I usually watch credits out of pure autism, but if the movie was really good they act as a nice transition to reality. I like to relax, listen to the music and contemplate on the movie.

>>86933594
this man here is a patrician

the credits are a great oppotunity to just sit and ponder over what you just experienced

I watch them at home, leave during them in the cinema.

Yes if I really liked a movie I memorize everyname then message each person on twitter and if they dont have one send them a letter thanking them for making the movie

>>86931918
nope, it's an old cinematic tradition, pleb

>>86935331
This