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"Thunderbolts*" director says post-credits scene was shot four weeks before the film's release (variety.com)
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When did you shoot the end credit scene?

That was shot maybe four weeks ago, and I did not direct that. That's the Russos on the set of "Avengers: Doomsday". I got to be there, which was very fun, to watch your buddies go on to this grander scale.

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[–] pjwestin@lemmy.world 5 points 4 days ago

The post credits did have a jarringly different tone than the rest of the film, so I guess this is why. I haven't really liked anything since Endgame, but I thought this was pretty great. Nothing groundbreaking, but well directed, and Pugh and Harbour really elevate the material. I nearly skipped it after that Captain America slop, but I'm glad I didn't.