There are no extras during or after the credits of Rendition.

The credits of Everybody’s Fine feature photographs from Frank’s trip and family. There’s nothing after the credits.

Are the extras worth staying for?

There are no extras during or after the credits of Lakeview Terrace.

The credits of Waking Life features small video clips of some of the cast and crew. There is nothing else during the rest of and after the credits.

Are the extras worth sticking around for?

The beginning of the credits of Milk features title cards of subsequent events and characters in the film. They are accompanied by photos and video clips of the actors and the real-life people they portrayed. This is followed by “Special thanks to the Academy Award-winning film THE TIMES OF HARVEY MILK for its enormous contribution to the making of this movie. And to ROB EPSTEIN.”, rolling credits, and “In Memory of HARVEY MILK 1930-1978″ afterwards.

Are the extras during the credits worth waiting around for?

After the concluding title cards, the credits of White Squall roll on continuing shots of a previous scene from the movie for a little over half a minute. There is nothing else during or after the rest of the credits.

There are no extras during or after the credits of Caddyshack.

The credits roll on a continuing shot of the last scene, but there are no extras during or after the credits of Stripes.

There are no extras during or after the credits of Doubt.

After the concluding title cards, there are no extras during or after the credits of Cadillac Records.

After the concluding title card, there are no extras during or after the credits of Catch Me If You Can.

After the concluding title cards regarding the fates of the characters in Kickin’ It Old Skool, there are no extras during or after the credits.

Following a concluding message regarding the melting Arctic ice, over the first half of the credits of Arctic Tale features extra scenes and additional footage of Arctic animals, the crew, and green messages delivered by children. There’s nothing else during or after the rest of the credits.

Are the extras worth sticking around for?

The beginning of the credits of The Descent features a black-and-white photograph of the girls taken before their adventure. There’s nothing else during or after the rest of the credits.

Is the extra photograph worth sticking around for?

There are no extras during or after the credits of It’s Complicated.

There are no extras during or after the credits of Zeitgeist, The Movie.

Based on the true story of rookie NFL lineman Michael Oher’s pre-collegiate ascent from poverty to football stardom, The Blind Side delivers on its feel-good promise but fails to convert when it comes to its occasional, tame-at-best football scenes.

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Last week on 11-10-09, when Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was busy breaking entertainment launch records the way The Dark Knight could only dream of, some video game called The Music Machine for a system I’ve never seen in real life (Atari 2600) was sold for the price of about 31 Prestige Editions (plus tax): $5,250.

According to AtariAge, the game was only sold in religious bookstores, is categorized as “unbelievably rare” (the maximum 10 out of 10), and was released in the year “n/a.” Yup, it’s so rare, people don’t even know its exact birthday, kinda like a Chinese gymnast or baseball player from the Dominican Republic. (more…)

At the very end of the credits of The Mist, there’s an audio clip of a helicopter passing overhead. There’s nothing else during or after the credits.

Is the extra at the end of the credits worth sticking around for?

The beginning of the credits of Dennis the Menace features an extra scene of Dennis at his mom’s workplace. There’s nothing during or after the rest of the credits.

Is the extra scene during the credits worth sticking around for?