Keeping the Mood with End Credits – Sherlock Holmes (2009)

The movie ends. Cue the end credits and it’ll ease you into a post movie high state.

The Movie Credit Chess Game – Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)

It’s you who has to go on. Not me, not Hermione, not even chess master Jeremy Silman.

Stills from Stories – The Legend of the Drunken Master (1994)

The movie’s over, cut to black, the audience starts to pack up and leave. The credits are about to roll, but is there a way they can be used to enhance the story?

Stills from Stories – 22 Jump Street (2014)

Hollywood is a sequel machine. It often tells the same story over and over again. They keep making movies set in the same universe and reuse elements. It’s all franchise and nothing new. Hollywood keeps churning out movies that expand a storyline of an original movie. It often repeats itself – telling a similar story in a familiar world. Has this paragraph made it’s point?