The end credits scene of the Way of Water?

thanks in large part Marvel Cinematic Universe, the modern moviegoer is ready to expect a little treat at the end of their movie experience. that treat? Some kind of scene, tease, cameo, after the movie credits.Marvel uses this to reveal new characters or tease an upcoming franchise installment, so fans might be wondering if Avatar: The Way of Water, This is also owned by Disney, probably using the same tech to give fans a little bit early Avatar 3, Considering how much time they have to wait between avatar this is the first sequel.

And other well-crafted blockbusters in recent years such as dune with no time to die Bucking the trend and ignoring the growing expectations for the end credits scene, there is reason to wonder if Avatar: The Way of Water May include one.that’s because the director James Cameron Actually one of the earliest proponents of the end credits scene.

well not exactly Scenes, but definitely post credits moment. or, well, after the credits sound. when the epic in 1986 Alien After the end reel ends, viewers hear an eerie sound: the sound of an alien egg cracking open. Alien is back.

So… what did Mr Cameron do after the credits of his latest visit to Pandora?

Do you have Avatar: The Way of Water Points scene?

No. sorry!we can only wait patiently Avatar 3 There were no teases other than the actual ending of the movie.

That said, if you’re reading this story, you’ve probably just seen Avatar: The Way of Water. You’ll probably agree that the movie you just watched is nothing less than a technological marvel.

While you may know James Cameron’s name, he’s not the only one who brought Pandora back to life.so why not stay and enjoy New theme song from The Weeknd with Soundtrack by Simon Franglenand seeing some of the names that have worked tirelessly over the years to make it inevitable that so many people will see the film’s sensory explosion this holiday season?

Evan is culture editor for Men’s Health and has been featured in The New York Times, MTV News, Brooklyn Magazine, and VICE. He likes weird movies, watches too much TV, and listens to more music than he doesn’t.