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1. End Credits Lyrics: Creaking van iddli fla lu va / Pretty sah lu feh iddli twu ki padi / Trelly goilly doilly seli pretty chedi / Emi swalin gwoh / Seri ferin dorin greh / Fairy seiry don / Sweedes.

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2. May 14,  · As with all MCU movies, the last image seen after the end credits roll in Endgame is the Marvel Studios logo. But this time, rather than a score or simply silence, there is a curious sound effect.

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3. "End Credits" is a song from the stop-motion animated film Coraline that plays during the final credits of the movie (hence the song name). While the actual lyrics are simply gibberish and are not written in any actual language, a hidden message can be decoded with a warning about The Other Mother and the danger it netbamacosinaroszogafilsapen.coinfoer: Bruno Coulais.

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4. Apr 05,  · CLOSING CREDITS ORDER: THE END CREDITS CRAWL The end credits crawl typically begins where the individual end credit title cards leave off. Often, the first credits that appear in the crawl are production department personnel, such as the Unit Production Manager. The entire cast is often listed next.

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5. May 16,  · The end-credits of Scoob! tease the existence of other Hanna-Barbera characters in the same world. Here's a rundown of every character cameo. By Matt Morrison May 16, Share Share Tweet Email. 0. Comment. The closing credits of Scoob! offer a wealth of Hanna-Barbera Easter eggs, with nods to other shows besides Scooby Doo.

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6. Pokemon Lucario and the Mystery of Mew/Credits Freaky Friday 2 Andrews and Annabel's Great Adventure Credits.

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7. End Credits A Angel Hat And A Devil Hat ( film) Credits ( Colorized Version) A Angel Hat And A Devil Hat ( film) Credits (Black and White Version) A Angel Hat and A Devil Hat Credits () A Bone for a Bone Credits A Boy and His Car () Credits A Boy Named Charlie Brown credits A Boy.

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8. End Credits appear when movies have already finish (Previously At The Begining Of The Film Until Somepoint In The s).

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9. Jun 15,  · The end credit sequence is an unsexy but still important part of the film-going experience. It can be a key moment of contemplation, to assess, absorb and reflect on everything you have just Author: Daniel Pemberton.

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