This article contains spoilers for "Superman".

Let's not throw any shadow on a concrete franchise for movie comics, but if this were another movie for a superhero, that look of a big character at the end of Superman would not be ahead of the loans, but long after half the theater was empty after breaking through left-handed popcorn. Instead, director Jameseims Gan debuts Wonderfully messed up super girl . So where does it leave the film in relation to the post-credit scenes?

Well, you will gladly know that Gun gives viewers not only a scene with medium-sized credits, but also a post-credit scene to use his film. Are they absolutely essential viewing to continue speeding up with where the next DCU is run? Absolutely not. But just like many comic book films directed by the Jameseims Gun, they will probably make a smile on their face for the right reasons. One of them includes the biggest thief on the stage of the whole movie, and the other is only two heroes who do things for a good job (ISH).

Remember when ours First look at crypto arrived And the movie with a comic book movie that loved the universal "AWW" in the eyes of the Scruffy Super-Mutt sitting with Superman (David Corenvet) on the moon? Well, this is what we get in the first of the two credits and honestly, it's a charming little moment in motion. After a jam-packed and dare we say super-sized comic book movie that saw lex (Nicholas Hoult) Seemingly Brought to Justice, Kal-El Saving the Day, and the Government Even Wearier About What Danger Metahumans Cow. To the planet, clark takes a Brief Moment Away on the moon with a rather spritely krypto for some people and quiet, to remind himself what is all about.

After the prominent trend of post-credit scenes in the previous work of Gunn (Excluding the "peace" teasing at the end of "Suicide Squad")This feels more like a nice little button to stick at the end of the otherwise epic comic book film, which managed to do everything needed before the loans rolled. Obviously, he could be chronologically without a place, as we last saw crypto, he was stripped of Clark's hands by his cousin Kara. Honestly, however, who cares about it if that means we will get a last minute with the fur tornado.

After that, Gun leaves us with one last comedy, just for hell.

After that charming moment with a man and his (cousin dog) dog, then we are transferred back to Metropolis where Super and M -Dinny (Eddie Gategi) assess the damage that left the dimensional tear caused by Lex. It turns out that although they may have put the city together, the cracks are literally showing, which Clark is highlighting.

It feels like a target -film moment Given Superman's latest film, she saw the Henry Caville steel man, Metropolis to Ruins, and now we are with two of the best at DC, talking about a crack in the building. He took a little care of criticizing his work, Mr -A scary walk unsatisfied, leaving Clark to feel pretty bad because he even raised him. "Dang that," he says to himself. "Sometimes I can be a real beech."

This gives Coransvet the opportunity to show that he is perfectly suited for the interpretation of the Jameses Gunn for the man tomorrow. In what feels like one of the most famous moments in the movie, the man who could break the world, if he wanted instead, seemed to not talk about the work of Mr. His reaction points out that, beyond being a good hero, Clark is, which is even more important, a good man, even if he occasionally puts his leg in his mouth at a super speed of time.

Superman is now in cinemas.