Yes, The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025) does have a post-credits scene. The scene is a continuation of the setup from The Nun II's post-credits, featuring Ed and Lorraine Warren at their family home receiving an urgent phone call from Father Gordon. Their daughter Judy answers the call, indicating an emergency, though the exact nature is left unspecified. This scene hints at a higher-stakes story and sets up the Warrens' next case, leaving the door open for the final chapter in the franchise.

The post-credits scene does not reveal specific plot details but teases a significant and urgent paranormal threat that the Warrens will confront in Last Rites, reinforcing that this installment is intended as the concluding mainline film in the series.

The movie Splitsville (2025) does have a post-credits scene. It shows the character Carey trudging seemingly aimless across the countryside after a scene involving an accident, as the credits roll. This scene visually extends the story’s mood and setting but does not include additional dialogue or plot twists.

Yes, the movie "The Threesome" (2025) has a post-credits scene. In this scene, Connor and Olivia have gotten married, providing a glimpse into their future after the main events of the film.

Yes, the 2025 movie The Naked Gun has a post-credits scene. In it, Weird Al Yankovic appears on stage with his accordion, ready to perform for an audience, only to realize that no one is there. He exclaims, "Oh come on!" as he understands that the evil billionaires, who planned to survive in a bunker with scheduled shows from Weird Al, never made it to the show.

Additionally, during the credits, there is a humorous song performed by Frank Drebin Jr. (played by Liam Neeson) about finding love again, which was referenced earlier in the film. The credits also feature various visual and written gags, such as an eye exam, a Netflix password, and funny credits for "on set dressing" items, continuing the franchise's tradition of comedic credit sequences.

There is also a brief mid-credits moment where Frank and Beth break the fourth wall, interacting with the credits themselves, and a freeze-frame nod to the original Police Squad! series.

The movie Nobody 2 (2025) does not have a post-credits scene. After the film ends, the credits roll accompanied by a montage of photographs from the Mansell family's vacation, which ties into the final scene but does not include any additional footage or hints about a future sequel.

This absence of a post-credits scene marks a departure from the first Nobody film, which featured a post-credits sequence teasing the sequel. The filmmakers chose not to include such a scene in Nobody 2, leaving the story open-ended without committing to a specific direction for a potential third installment.

Yes, the 2025 movie Superman has a post-credits scene. It features a humorous interaction between Superman and Mister Terrific. They stand next to a Metropolis building that was damaged by Luthor's pocket dimension rift and then repaired by Mister Terrific. Superman points out that the building looks "just a little off," which annoys Mister Terrific, who responds angrily, asking if Superman wants him to take it apart and fix it again. Superman apologizes, calling himself a jerk, while Mister Terrific walks away frustrated.

Additionally, there is a mid-credits scene showing Superman and his dog Krypto sitting on the moon, quietly staring at Earth. This moment is peaceful and reflective, symbolizing Superman’s love for Earth and its people after the intense events of the movie.

Yes, F1 The Movie (2025) has a post-credits scene. In this scene, Brad Pitt’s character, Sonny Hayes, is shown test driving a Baja racer on a beach and sand dunes. This moment is a literal "ride off into the sunset" for Sonny, symbolizing a new chapter or a satisfying conclusion to his story. The scene was originally planned as the film’s opening but was moved to the end, giving it a fresh meaning. It leaves the door open for potential future stories but also works as a fitting end to Sonny’s journey.

The post-credits scene visually depicts Sonny embracing desert racing, highlighting his enduring passion for racing beyond Formula 1, and it serves as a teaser for possible sequels or further exploration of his character.

No, the movie Jurassic World Rebirth (2025) does not have a post-credits scene. Audiences can leave the theater as soon as the movie ends without missing any additional footage or teasers for future installments.

During the end credits, natural jungle sounds can be heard, but there is no extra scene or mid-credits content. The film was designed as a standalone story introducing a new cast and setting, without direct cliffhangers or post-credit teases, although it leaves open the possibility for sequels.

In the movie "Nobody," there is indeed a post-credit scene that adds a layer of intrigue to the story. After the main credits roll, the scene opens in a dimly lit, abandoned warehouse. The camera pans slowly, revealing a group of men who are clearly part of a criminal organization. They are gathered around a table, discussing the aftermath of the chaos caused by Hutch Mansell, the protagonist.

As the conversation unfolds, one of the men expresses concern about Hutch's actions and the potential repercussions. The tension in the room is palpable, underscored by the flickering light overhead. The leader of the group, a menacing figure, dismisses the concerns, indicating that they should not underestimate Hutch. He reveals that they have been tracking him and that he is not just an ordinary man but someone with a dangerous past.

The scene ends with a close-up of the leader's face, a sinister smile creeping across his lips as he states that they will deal with Hutch soon. This moment hints at potential future conflicts and sets the stage for further developments in Hutch's story, leaving the audience with a sense of anticipation and excitement for what might come next.

The 2025 live-action movie Lilo & Stitch does have a mid-credits scene, but no full post-credits scene like those typical in Marvel or other franchise films. This mid-credits scene serves as a heartwarming coda to the main story, providing closure rather than setting up a sequel.

During the credits, there is also a charming photo montage showing what happens to Lilo, Stitch, and their family after the events of the film, which adds a nostalgic and satisfying conclusion for fans without any major surprises or plot twists. The film’s ending itself is warm and happy, with the family together, echoing the feel-good conclusion of the original 2002 animated film.

In summary, if you stay through the credits, you will see a meaningful mid-credits scene and a montage that enriches the story's closure, but there is no additional post-credit teaser or scene hinting at future installments.

In the movie "xXx" produced in 2002, there is no post-credit scene. The film concludes with the final action sequences and the resolution of the plot, leading directly to the credits without any additional scenes or content after them. The story wraps up with Xander Cage, played by Vin Diesel, having successfully completed his mission and establishing his place as a new kind of secret agent. The credits roll without any further scenes or hints at future developments.

In "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Infinity Castle," there is indeed a post-credit scene that adds an intriguing layer to the story. As the credits roll, the screen fades to black before transitioning to a serene landscape, showcasing a tranquil forest bathed in soft sunlight.

The scene shifts to a close-up of a small, delicate flower blooming amidst the underbrush, symbolizing hope and resilience. As the camera pans out, we see a figure standing in the distance, partially obscured by the trees. The figure is revealed to be Tanjiro Kamado, who is gazing thoughtfully into the distance, a gentle breeze rustling his hair.

In this moment, Tanjiro reflects on the battles fought and the friends lost, his expression a mix of determination and sorrow. The atmosphere is heavy with emotion, yet there is an underlying sense of hope as he clutches his sword tightly.

Suddenly, the scene shifts again, this time to a shadowy figure lurking in the background, hinting at future challenges and adversaries. The figure's eyes glint ominously, leaving viewers with a sense of anticipation for what lies ahead in Tanjiro's journey.

The post-credit scene concludes with a fade to black, accompanied by the haunting melody of the film's score, leaving the audience with lingering thoughts about the characters' fates and the battles yet to come.

Yes, the movie The Thursday Murder Club (2025) has a post-credits scene. In the director's cut, the post-credits sequence shows a humorous moment related to the characters' art classes in the house where they live. Specifically, the scene involves a demand for nude models during the art class, but the audience is spared seeing any actual nudity. This playful scene adds a lighthearted touch after the main story concludes.

The movie "28 Years Later Part 2: The Bone Temple" (2026) does not have a post-credits scene. The filmmakers chose to include all important story setups and sequel teases within the main narrative before the credits roll, continuing the franchise tradition of skipping post-credit scenes seen in previous films like "28 Days Later" and "28 Weeks Later". Therefore, after the final scene and the start of the credits, there is no additional footage or scene to watch.

Yes, the Marvel movie Thunderbolts (2025) has two post-credits scenes:

• The mid-credits scene is a short, humorous moment featuring Red Guardian in a supermarket cereal aisle. He spots Wheaties boxes with the New Avengers on the cover, emphasizing the team's new public identity after the movie’s events.

• The post-credits scene is the more significant and longer one. Directed by the Russo Brothers, it acts as a setup for future MCU projects. It takes place 14 months after the events of Thunderbolts and shows the full team, including Yelena, Bucky Barnes, and Red Guardian. This scene hints at upcoming storylines and connects to the larger MCU, including teasing the upcoming Fantastic Four and Avengers-related content.

In summary, the post-credits content both provides a lighthearted moment to close the movie and a substantial teaser for the MCU’s future, signaling new directions and character developments.

Yes — there is no post-credits scene in Weapons (2025); the film ends without an extra scene after the credits.
The credits are accompanied by unusual visuals that play during the closing credits, but these do not present an additional narrative scene or tease future events.

There is no available information indicating that the 2025 movie A Line of Fire has a post-credit scene. The search results do not mention any after-credits or mid-credits scenes for this film, and the IMDb page for A Line of Fire does not list or describe any such scene. Additionally, general sources about 2025 films' end-credit scenes do not specifically reference A Line of Fire having one. Therefore, it is most likely that A Line of Fire does not include a post-credit scene.

Yes, the 2025 film I Know What You Did Last Summer has a post-credit scene. In this scene, Karla Wilson (played by Brandy Norwood) is watching a news report about Ray's actions from the film. Suddenly, it appears that someone, possibly a killer, is spying on Karla from outside her home. When Karla answers the door in a panic, she finds Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) standing there, whom she hasn't seen in years. Julie shows Karla a letter that essentially says "I know what you did" and "I still know what you did," hinting at ongoing threats and connecting to the legacy of the franchise. This scene sets up a potential sequel that would bring together different generations of characters and continue the story.

The post-credit scene is significant because it confirms the return of Brandy's character Karla from I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998) and teases future franchise plans involving both new and legacy characters. It also suggests that the story will continue to explore the consequences of past events and the ongoing danger posed by the killers introduced in the film.

The movie What We Hide produced in 2025 does not have a post-credits scene. After the film ends and the credits begin, there are no additional clips or hidden scenes shown. The story is presented as a complete narrative without extra material following the credits.

Yes, The Bad Guys 2 (2025) has a post-credit scene. In this scene, it is revealed that Professor Marmalade is actually an alien. His gold-covered limousine is shown to be a disguised spaceship, which blasts off into space at light speed. Marmalade whispers the line "Let's go home," indicating he is returning to his home planet. This twist sets up a potential intergalactic sequel, expanding the franchise from street-level crime to cosmic-scale adventures.

The scene hints that the story will evolve to include space missions and a larger villainy threat, possibly leading to "The Bad Guys 3" with a cosmic or alien focus.