Spider Man: No Way Home – How Many Post-Credit Scenes Are There?
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If you’re a fan of the Spider-Man franchise, you’re probably wondering how many post-credit scenes there are in the new movie, Spider Man: No Way Home. We’ve got the answer for you!
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How Many Post-Credit Scenes Are There?
Spider Man: No Way Home – How Many Post-Credit Scenes Are There?
The wait is finally over! Spider Man: No Way Home has been released in theaters and it is full of surprises. One of the biggest surprises is how many post-credit scenes there are.
For those who are not familiar, a post-credit scene is a scene that appears after the credits have rolled. They are often used to set up future movies or to provide additional information about the movie that has just been seen.
Spider Man: No Way Home has a total of three post-credit scenes. The first two are fairly brief and can be easily missed if you are not paying attention. The third post-credit scene is much longer and provides a significant amount of information about the future of the Spider Man franchise.
So, if you are planning on seeing Spider Man: No Way Home, be sure to stay through all of the credits!
What Happens in the First Post-Credit Scene?
In the first post-credit scene, we see Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and MJ (Zendaya) talking on a roof in New York City. They are discussing the events that have transpired and how they both feel about what has happened. MJ tells Peter that she is glad he is back and that she missed him. They then share a kiss before the scene ends.
What Happens in the Second Post-Credit Scene?
The second post-credit scene shows a conversation between Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and J. Jonah Jameson (J.K. Simmons), who is now the editor-in-chief of The Daily Bugle’s website. In the scene, Jonah asks Peter for help in finding out the identity of Spider-Man, which Peter refuses to do.
What Happens in the Third Post-Credit Scene?
In the third post-credit scene, we see a conversation between Peter Parker (Tom Holland) and Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch). Strange is trying to convince Parker to come with him to New York, but Parker is reluctant, saying that he needs to stay and help his friends. Strange then shows Parker a vision of the future, where New York is being destroyed by an unknown force. Parker agrees to go with Strange and the scene ends.
