10 Post-Credits Scenes That Weren’t Worth Waiting Around For

While it’s always great for audiences to show their support for the hard work the production crew and stars put into a movie, some post-credits scenes truly were not worth the wait. To make a feature film is a major endeavor, so it’s important to give the crew their due and stick around for the credits, but if the only reason a viewer was watching them was to see the final scene or catch a hidden Easter egg, plenty of films would leave them disappointed. As post-credits scenes have become more common in recent years, in some cases, they feel needlessly tacked on and without much depth or interest.

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The best post-credits scenes offer something new and exciting for viewers to look forward to. This could be the introduction of a long-awaited character, a new plot point that lays the groundwork for a sequel, or even just one final gag to have viewers laughing as they exit the theater. However, some post-credits scenes just weren’t worth the wait as they set up sequels that never happened or even outright mocked the audience for wasting their time.

10 Black Adam (2022)

Black Adam’s post-credits scene set up a Superman crossover

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson embraced the superhero genre with the release of Black Adam, a DC Extended Universe movie that featured a major cameo in its post-credits scene. After viewers witnessed the origin story of Teth-Adam, a former slave imbued with the powers of multiple Egyptian gods, the anti-hero came face-to-face with the one DC icon who could potentially rival him in power. That was Superman, and this brief appearance featured the long-awaited return of Henry Cavill in his most famous role.

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As Superman told Adam, “We need to talk,” in the post-credits scene, it seemed the DCEU was setting up a crossover movie featuring the two heroes or even a potential confrontation between the pair. However, considering the lackluster response to Black Adam, the character’s cinematic future looks uncertain. This means that this post-credits scene could come to absolutely nothing, meaning Cavill reprised his role as Superman for the first time since Justice League to set up a movie the world may never get to see.

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11 8/10 Black Adam PG-13SuperheroActionSci-FiFantasyAdventure

Black Adam is a feature film centered around the DC Comics antihero Black Adam, portrayed by Dwayne Johnson. The story follows the titular character as he emerges in the modern world, freed after millennia of imprisonment, to deliver his own form of justice. Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, the film explores themes of power and morality while introducing new characters from the DC Universe.

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*Availability in US Director Jaume Collet-Serra Release Date October 21, 2022 Studio(s) Warner Bros. Pictures Distributor(s) Warner Bros. Pictures Writers C.C. Beck , Otto Binder , Rory Haines , Sohrab Noshirvani , Adam Sztykiel Cast Dwayne Johnson , Aldis Hodge , Pierce Brosnan , Noah Centineo , Sarah Shahi , Quintessa Swindell , Marwan Kenzari , Bodhi Sabongui , Mohammed Amer , James Cusati-Moyer , Jalon Christian , Benjamin Patterson , Odelya Halevi , Uli Latukefu , Jennifer Holland , Henry Winkler , Chaim Jeraffi , Sharon Gee , Stephan Jones , A. Manuel Miranda , Djimon Hounsou , Raj Kala , E. Lloyd Napier , Kiara Rashawn , Onye Eme-Akwari , Sanna Erica , Vince Canlas , Tonea Stewart , Meghna Nagarajan , Patrick Sabongui , Alex Parkinson , Joseph Gatt , Kamen Casey , Dennis Dawson , Mike Senior , Jermaine Rivers , Regina Ting Chen , Sekou Laidlow , Cameron Moir , Donny Carrington , Boone Platt , Philip Fornah , Derek Russo , Angel Rosario Jr. , Tang Nguyen , Christopher Matthew Cook , Natacha Ellie , Daniel Danca , Yssamei Panganiban , Ben Jenkin Character(s) Black Adam / Teth Adam , Hawkman / Carter Hall , Dr. Fate / Kent Nelson , Atom Smasher / Al Rothstein , Adrianna Tomaz , Cyclone / Maxine Hunkel , Ishmael / Sabbac / King Ahk-Ton , Amon Tomaz , Karim , Samir , Hurut , Skinny Teth Adam , Shiruta , The Champion , Emilia Harcourt , Uncle Al , Djau , Mrs. Farmer , Commander , Ancient Mine Soldier , Wizard , Wizard #1 , Wizard #2 , Wizard #3 , Wizard #4 , Wizard #5 , Wizard #6 , Wizard #7 , Apartment Resident , Rami , Chauffeur , Intergang Squad Leader , Intergang Pilot #2 , Intergang Pilot #3 , Intergang Pilot #4 , Intergang Sniper , Helicopter #1 Pilot #1 , Helicopter #2 Pilot #1 , Helicopter #2 Pilot #2 , Checkpoint Mercenary #1 , Checkpoint Mercenary #2 , Squad Mercenary #1 , Squad Mercenary #2 , Squad Mercenary #3 , Squad Mercenary #13 , Stairwell Mercenary #1 , Stairwell Mercenary #2 , Market Mercenary #3 , Stairwell Mercenary #4 , Intergang Mercenary #8 Runtime 125 Minutes Franchise(s) DC Universe Budget 210 million Main Genre Superhero Expand

9 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

Dead Man’s Chest’s post-credits scene showed the prison dog has become a chief

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The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise has had plenty of post-credits scenes throughout its run, although it must be admitted that some of them were more impactful than others. The best post-credits scenes offer new information that can get viewers excited about upcoming installments, while the worst ones often add nothing new of note. The second installment, Dead Man’s Chest, was merely a small add-on that, although harmless and good-natured, did not feel quite urgent enough to be worth waiting for.

This was one final gag as the prison dog employed to hold onto the jailer’s keys at the Fort Charles prison in Port Royal, who viewers might have worried had died, popped up one last time in the post-credits scene. This was where the dog was shown as chief of the cannibalistic tribe, the Pelegostos. While some viewers may have enjoyed this lighthearted ending, those looking for an impactful scene that sets up something new for the sequel will be left disappointed.

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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest PG-13ActionAdventureFantasy

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest is the second installment in the swashbuckling franchise directed by Gore Verbinski. Johnny Depp returns as Captain Jack Sparrow, who must settle a blood debt with the legendary Davy Jones, portrayed by Bill Nighy. As Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) are drawn into Jack’s perilous quest, they face new dangers on the high seas and encounter the fearsome Kraken.

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*Availability in US Director Gore Verbinski Release Date July 6, 2006 Writers Ted Elliott , Terry Rossio , Stuart Beattie , Jay Wolpert Cast Johnny Depp , Orlando Bloom , Keira Knightley , Jack Davenport , Bill Nighy , Jonathan Pryce Runtime 151 Minutes Main Genre Action Expand

8 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)

Ferris Bueller’s post-credits scene reminds audiences that the movie is over

Long before audiences had come to expect post-credits scenes in franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe, they would come as a total surprise. This was certainly the case for Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, whose post-credits scene was somewhat of a hidden Easter egg just waiting to be discovered by those who opted to stay in theaters until all the credits had rolled. This scene featured Ferris talking directly to the camera and acting surprised that viewers were still watching.

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Ferris hilariously told audiences, “You’re still here? It’s over. Go home!” While this was a fun opportunity to provide viewers with one last laugh before Ferris Bueller had truly come to an end, those expecting any sort of big revelation may have felt short-changed by the emptiness of this final moment. However, the Ferris Bueller post-credits scene has become slightly iconic and has been repeated and parodied by subsequent films, such as Deadpool.

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8/10 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off PG-13Comedy

John Hughes’ comedy classic Ferris Bueler’s Day off follows the titular high schooler, a self-assured, charming young man who wants a day off. Going to unheard-of lengths to secure that day for himself, his girlfriend, and his best friend, he conjures up the ultimate scheme to get them out of school. However, his sister and principal are confident he’s up to no good, and his principal will embark on an equally overblown quest to expose Ferris’ truancy. 

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*Availability in US Director John Hughes Release Date June 11, 1986 Studio(s) Paramount Pictures Distributor(s) Paramount Pictures Writers John Hughes Cast Jennifer Grey , Matthew Broderick , Mia Sara , Alan Ruck , Jeffrey Jones Runtime 103 minutes Budget $6 million Expand

7 Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Age of Ultron post-credits scene gave viewers no new information

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The earlier post-credits scenes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe felt totally essential as the extended world laid the groundwork for all the ways its movies were linked with one another and set up the eventual crossover seen in The Avengers. However, not every movie needed a post-credits scene and occasionally, some felt totally pointless. This was certainly the case with Avengers: Age of Ultron, which simply cut to a frustrated Thanos stating, “Fine, I’ll do it myself.”

While this moment foreshadows Thanos’s successful gathering of all of the Infinity Stones and the events of Avengers: Endgame, it also gives audiences absolutely no new information. Viewers were already well aware that Thanos wanted the stones and planned to gather them. After sitting through the credits with the hope of some exciting new information, this brief appearance from Thanos felt tacked on, unnecessary, and a missed opportunity to truly add to the lore of the MCU.

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17 7.2/10 Avengers: Age of Ultron PG-13ActionSci-FiSuperhero

In Avengers: Age of Ultron, Earth’s Mightiest must reunite and work with newcomers Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch to battle a new antagonist Ultron, who receives an all-new origin story while dealing with a new level of inner conflict amongst the team. Quicksilver & Scarlet Witch may not necessarily agree with The Avengers and initially blame Tony Stark for creating the new villain and the death of their parents. Avengers: Age of Ultron was directed and written by Joss Whedon and produced by Kevin Feige for Marvel Studios. The movie was released on April 13, 2015, followed by its eventual sequels, Avengers: Infinity War in 2018 and Avengers: Endgame in 2019. 

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6 Masters of the Universe (1987)

Masters of the Universe post-credits scene set up a sequel that never happened

Masters of the Universe was the 1987 live-action adaptation of He-Man that starred Dolph Lundgren as the sword-wielding hero and Frank Langella as his arch enemy Skeletor. This superhero film was featured as an early example of a post-credits scene long before it had become common. The final moments of Masters of the Universe featured Langella as Skeletor emerging from the water and shouting, “I’ll be back!”

While this moment represents the very best of what a post-credits scene can achieve, as it powerfully sets a sequel, looking back, it feels totally pointless. This was because Masters of the Universe never got a sequel, and Langella did not come back. The commercial failure of Masters of the Universe meant that all plans to continue the movie as a live-action franchise were halted, although the film is now regarded as a cult favorite.

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Masters of the Universe PGActionAdventureFantasy

Masters of the Universe is the first live-action movie based on Mattel’s iconic 5.5-inch action figure line. The movie was released in 1987 and starred Dolph Lundgren. Despite the toys and animated series still being very popular in the late ’80s, the live-action film received largely negative reviews and was a disappointment at the box office for The Cannon Group, Inc.

Director Gary Goddard Release Date August 7, 1987 Studio(s) The Cannon Group, Inc. Distributor(s) The Cannon Group, Inc. Writers David Odell Cast Dolph Lundgren , Frank Langella , Courteney Cox , James Tolkan , Christina Pickles , Meg Foster , Robert Duncan McNeill Runtime 106 Minutes Franchise(s) Masters of the Universe Budget $22 Million Expand

5 Ghostbusters (2016)

Ghostbusters’ post-credits scene suggests a Zuul-based sequel that was not made

The 2016 reboot of Ghostbusters was a hugely divisive film that received widespread criticism before it was even released, with its trailer becoming the most disliked video in YouTube history (via Guardian.) With a polarized reception as some viewers were infuriated by this all-female reboot, Ghostbusters underperformed at the box office, and rather than move forward with a sequel, the series returned to the original canon with Ghostbusters: Afterlife. While this shift in plans for the franchise was better received, it also meant that the post-credits scene in the 2016 Ghostbuster came to nothing.

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The Ghostbuster post-credits scene featured a callback to the original movie as Erin (Kristin Wiig), Abby (Melissa McCarthy), Holtzman (Kate McKinnon), and Patty (Leslie Jones) head back to their headquarters and listen to audio recordings. This was when Patty removed her headphones and quizzically asked the others, “What’s Zuul?” Fans of the original movie will be quick to realize that Zuul was the spirit that possessed Dana, and if Ghostbusters had been better received, they would have seen this demonic deity, also known as the Gatekeeper of Gozer, pop up in the franchise once again.

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8/10 Ghostbusters PG-13ComedyActionFantasySci-Fi Director Paul Feig Release Date July 14, 2016 Writers Katie Dippold , Paul Feig , Ivan Reitman , Dan Aykroyd , Harold Ramis Cast Kristen Wiig , Melissa McCarthy , Kate McKinnon , Leslie Jones , Zach Woods , Ed Begley Jr. Runtime 116 minutes Main Genre Comedy Expand

4 X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)

X-Men Origins: Wolverine’s post-credits scene hinted at more from Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool

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X-Men Origins: Wolverine was an interesting prequel/spin-off of the X-Men franchise that introduced the world to Ryan Reynolds as Wade Wilson, the superhero also known as Deadpool. However, this was a different version from the one audiences saw in the Deadpool movie, which rebooted the character in a way much more faithful to the original comics. Although it seemed that 20th Century Fox did consider moving forward with this iteration of Deadpool as they included him in a post-credits scene for X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

This post-credits scene showcased the severed head of Wade Wilson, who, in a reference to Deadpool’s signature style of breaking the fourth wall, shushed the audience. This short clip of Deadpool alive and well hinted that audiences could expect to see more of Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. However, that would take 15 years to come true as the pair finally reunited for Deadpool & Wolverine in 2024. Considering all of these haphazard production details, looking back, this post-credits scene seems entirely purposeless.

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5.3/10 X-Men Origins: Wolverine pg-13 Sci-FiAction

After Bryan Singer’s X-Men trilogy, Hugh Jackman returns as the titular clawed mutant in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The 2009 superhero movie explores Logan’s origins with a look back at Weapon X, the experiment that covered his skeleton with adamantium. It marks Ryan Reynolds’ first appearance as Wade Wilson a.k.a. Deadpool, and it precedes James Mangold’s The Wolverine and Logan, which retroactively make Origins the first installment in a solo trilogy for Jackman’s iconic Marvel hero.

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*Availability in US Director Gavin Hood Release Date April 30, 2009 Studio(s) 20th Century Distributor(s) 20th Century Writers Gavin Hood Cast Hugh Jackman , Ryan Reynolds , Liev Schreiber , Taylor Kitsch Runtime 107minutes Franchise(s) X-Men prequel(s) X-Men: First Class , X-Men: The Last Stand Budget $150 million Expand

3 The Avengers (2012)

The Avengers post-credits scene featured the heroic team eating shawarma

The post-credits scenes of many early Marvel Cinematic Universe movies helped lay the groundwork for the epic crossover movie The Avengers. Dating back to Nick Fury telling Tony Stark about “The Avenger Initiative” at the end of Iron Man in 2008, many viewers were expecting big things from the post-credit scene of The Avengers. This made the sheer pointlessness of its shawarma-eating scene all the more funny, as after such an action-packed adventure, audiences witness the superhero team in an incredibly mundane environment in a callback to something Stark said earlier in the movie.

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Shawarma sales skyrocketed following the release of The Avengers (via

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) as Los Angeles viewers turned out in droves to try the Middle Eastern dish.

This hilarious post-credits scene was the definition of nonessential, as it just featured an awkward meal between various disparate characters. While some may have felt this scene was a waste of time, it was also a refreshing relief and a nice piece of slice-of-life fun following the sheer carnage of the movie’s climactic showdown. Depending on who’s being asked, this post-credits scene was either one of the best or the most pointless in the entire MCU.

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15 8.9/10 ​The Avengers PG-13Science FictionActionAdventureSuperhero

The sixth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers is an action superhero film that sees the heroes assembled across the franchise face off with a deadly galactic threat. With the arrival of Thor’s brother, Loki, heroes such as Captain America, The Hulk, Iron Man, and Black Widow are brought together to stop him from unleashing an alien race upon earth.

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*Availability in US Director Joss Whedon Release Date May 4, 2012 Studio(s) Marvel Distributor(s) Marvel , Disney Writers Joss Whedon , Zak Penn Cast Chris Evans , Robert Downey Jr. , Mark Ruffalo , Chris Hemsworth , Scarlett Johansson , Jeremy Renner , Tom Hiddleston , Clark Gregg , Cobie Smulders , Stellan Skarsgård , Samuel L. Jackson , Gwyneth Paltrow , Paul Bettany , Alexis Denisof , Tina Benko , Jerzy Skolimowski , Kirill Nikiforov , Jeff Wolfe , M’laah Kaur Singh , Rashmi Rustagi , Powers Boothe , Jenny Agutter , Arthur Darbinyan , Donald Li , Warren Kole Character(s) Steve Rogers / Captain America , Tony Stark / Iron Man , Bruce Banner / The Hulk , Thor , Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow , Clint Barton / Hawkeye , Loki , Agent Phil Coulson , Agent Maria Hill , Selvig , Nick Fury , Pepper Potts , Jarvis (voice) , The Other , NASA Scientist , Georgi Luchkov , Weaselly Thug , Tall Thug , Young Girl , Calcutta Woman , World Security Council , Carrier Bridge Tech Runtime 143 minutes Sequel(s) Avengers: Age of Ultron , Avengers: Infinity War , Avengers: Endgame , Avengers: Doomsday (2026) Budget $220 Million Main Genre Adventure Where To Stream Disney Plus Expand

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2 Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)

Spider-Man: Homecoming’s post-credit scene featured Captain America giving a PSA on patience

Since as far back as Ferris Bueller’s Day Off in 1986, movies have frequently used their post-credits scene to poke fun at audiences for wasting their time by sitting through the entire credits sequence. This was done in a unique manner at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming, which featured a surprise cameo from Chris Evans as Captain America. The post-credits scene was presented in the form of a public service announcement in which Captain America told audiences about the virtues of patience.

This hilariously pointless PSA featured Captain America telling audiences that patience can often be the “key to victory” but that sometimes it “leads to very little and seems like it’s not worth it, and you wonder why you waited so long for something so disappointing.” This PSA was a direct reference to the post-credits sequence and was a meta-commentary for viewers who sit through the credits just because they are curious about what the final scene will be. While this was one of Marvel’s funniest post-credits scenes, it also felt like a cruel joke to play on loyal viewers.

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11 8.3/10 Spider-Man: Homecoming PG-13SuperheroActionAdventureSci-FiComedyDrama

After making his MCU debut in Captain America: Civil War, Tom Holland is back as Peter Parker for a new Spider-Man solo film. This time, Peter battles with Adrian Toomes, who takes on the moniker Vulture after profiting off of selling Chitari technology and weapons. Under Tony Stark’s guidance, Peter must prove himself a hero while protecting his city from Vulture and the other criminals in New York. Spider-Man: Homecoming was the first of three films in director Jon Watts’ MCU journey, dubbed the “Homecoming” trilogy.

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*Availability in US Director Jon Watts Release Date July 7, 2017 Studio(s) Marvel , Sony Distributor(s) Disney Writers Christopher Ford , John Francis Daley , Jon Watts , Erik Sommers , Jonathan Goldstein , Chris McKenna Cast Michael Keaton , Martin Starr , Angourie Rice , Robert Downey Jr. , Marisa Tomei , Bokeem Woodbine , Logan Marshall-Green , Garcelle Beauvais , Michael Mando , Zendaya , Tom Holland , Jon Favreau , Donald Glover , Hannibal Buress Runtime 133 minutes Franchise(s) Spider-Man Sequel(s) Spider-Man: Far from Home , Spider-Man: No Way Home Budget $175 Million Main Genre Superhero Expand

1 Morbius (2022)

Morbius’s post-credits scene set up a crossover with Michael Keaton’s Vulture

Jared Leto’s foray into the world of superheroes in Sony’s Morbius was a critical and commercial failure that even became an online sensation due to so many internet memes mocking and ridiculing the film. As a five-time Golden Raspberry nominee, with Leto even taking home the award for Worst Actor, Morbius’s sequel plans were quickly halted, and the future of the character remains uncertain. This development meant that its post-credits scenes with Michael Keaton reprising his role as Vulture from Spider-Man: Homecoming were entirely pointless.

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Not only does Keaton’s appearance in Morbius feel like a waste of time, but it also defies logic as it uses the multiverse concept to inexplicably bring Keaton from the MCU into Sony’s extended Spider-Man universe. It seemed Vulture himself was aware of the ridiculousness of his newfound circumstances as he told Morbius, “I’m not sure how I got here; it has to do with Spider-Man, I think.” The stilted dialogue, poor special effects, bad acting, and nonsensical plotting made Morbius’s post-credits scene the biggest waste of time of any post-credits scene ever.

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3.2/10 Morbius PG-13DramaActionAdventureHorror

Morbius stars Jared Leto as the enigmatic antihero Michael Morbius set in the Sony Pictures Marvel universe. Afflicted with a terrible illness since his youth, Michael has struggled until he met his new surrogate brother, Lucian, nicknamed Milo (Matt Smith), who shares the same disease. The two bond over the illness, and years later, Michael discovers a potential breakthrough by using a unique gene in vampire bats. When the experiment proves to be a success, it cures Michael of his ailment – however, it also turns him into a bloodthirsty vampire. While Michael aims to curtail his bloodlust, his brother, who has also taken the cure, does not share the same empathy. As a result, Michael will have to manage his powers while trying to stop his brother’s murderous rampage.

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*Availability in US Director Daniel Espinosa Release Date April 1, 2022 Studio(s) Sony Distributor(s) Sony Writers Matt Sazama , Burk Sharpless Cast Adria Arjona , Al Madrigal , Jared Harris , Matt Smith , Jared Leto , Tyrese Gibson Runtime 108 minutes Franchise(s) Marvel Cinematic Universe Budget $75–83 million Expand

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