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English translation: Movie credit
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peer agreement (net): +2Movie credit Explanation: The use of post-credits scenes may be traced back at least to 1963 with the James Bond film From Russia with Love, which was the first Bond film to show the ubiquitous "James Bond will return in..." at the end of the credits. The 1978 movie Superman also featured a tagline promoting the film's sequel, due out the following year. These were simply text at the end of the credits, and did not include clips or teasers from the upcoming films (However, the original shooting script for Superman featured a post credit scene that featured General Zod, Ursa, and Non being freed from the Phantom Zone following the credits.) Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_picture_credits |
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