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Everything You Need To Know About The Post-Credits Scene In "Guardians Of The Galaxy"

Non-children of the ’80s, we’ve got you covered. Warning: SPOILERS AHEAD! http://www.buzzfeed.com/adambvary/guardians-of-the-galaxy-post-credits-scene
Since this was a Marvel Studios movie, my friend and I knew well enough to stick around after the credits. Now that stupid song from 30 years ago is in my head!

Thoroughly enjoyed the movie! The standoff towards the end strained belief, but I'll let it slide in light of the revelations made afterward.

With all the 1980s references, Glenn Close's cameo needed a "The Big Chill" line or something...
 
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‘Guardians of the Galaxy’s’ Success Raises a New Danger for Marvel https://movies.yahoo.com/news/guardians-galaxy-success-raises-danger-marvel-170044277.html ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ Credits Scene Officially Released Online GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Movie Clip - Baby Groot Dancing (2014) Vin Diesel Movie HD ......
[This video contains SPOILERS for those who haven't seen Guardians of the Galaxy.]
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy premiered just two weeks ago, so the odds are that most of the fan faithful have seen the film by now. Then again, there’s always a chance that a few poor souls haven’t yet found the time to check it out; maybe they’ve been busy vacationing away their summer, or maybe they’re just big huge slackers. Whatever the case may be, if you’ve not yet watched Guardians, you’d do well to turn away, because things are about to get spoilery – and groovy.



'Guardians of the Galaxy' End Credits Scene Explained

That’s because the House of Ideas has quite kindly put an official version of the first post credits sequence from the film online for audience consumption. If you’ve bought a ticket to Guardians of the Galaxy already, then you already know what’s going on here; you also know that in plot terms, the scene doesn’t give much away. At most, it blatantly spells out Groot’s arc and diffuses his heroic third act sacrifice.

It says absolutely nothing, however, about how the ragtag antihero team of the title saves the day; nor does it dole out hints of what’s to come, or of the villainous Ronan’s ultimate fate. Some might call the bit “kosher” and move on, then, but part of what makes this clip so great lies in expectation. Since 2008?s Iron Man, Marvel has programmed us to anticipate something big after the credits finish rolling, something that foretells events to come or upends the resolution of the movie we’ve just watched. We just know that whatever comes up in the stinger will change the game.

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Which makes the sight of a regenerating baby Groot, happily shaking his moneymaker to the tune of the Jackson 5?s “I Want You Back” without a care in the world, startlingly wonderful. Everyone was too busy predicting a Doctor Strange or Captain Marvel appearance to consider for a second that James Gunn might be more interested in making his audience smile on more time. Like the film’s other post credits scene, Groot’s climactic dance number is all about fun over foreshadowing; Gunn cares about tone, personality, and laughs above all else here.

And nothing encapsulates those interests better than Groot cutting a rug while Drax blithely cleans his knife in the background, only semi aware that there are shenanigans occurring just behind him. One could argue that Gunn maybe missed an opportunity to spring Marvel’s next major franchise on the viewing crowd, but in a choice between something like Thanos’ first reveal or joyfully goofy comedy, goofy comedy wins almost every time.

Guardians of the Galaxy is currently in theaters.
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Good morning... a bit too much comedy for my taste but I did enjoy it. Still prefered Captain America2..
However that end of credits scene was a total waste of time!
 
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