Double Tap’ Have a Post-Credits Scene?

It’s fairly uncommon for any film sequence to get its first sequel a decade after the unique film. But “Zombieland: Double Tap” has achieved precisely that, hitting theaters a full ten years after “Zombieland.”

That prolonged hole makes what’s now the “Zombieland” franchise in a bizarre place for viewers. Did Sony make a brand new one as a result of they plan on making extra? Or is that this extra of a enjoyable little one-off reunion film? With this stuff carrying pretty small budgets, Sony might be going to maintain its choices open, in a “we’ll see how this plays out” sort of means.

That being mentioned, now that “Zombieland: Double Tap” has created a franchise, viewers are going to understandably marvel if the movie follows within the footsteps of just about each different franchise film the previous few years by together with a mid- or post-credits scene that teases future entries.

The reply is sure, there are each mid-credits and post-credits scenes for the sequel to “Zombieland.” The mid-credits scene begins a few minute into the credit, and clearly the opposite scene is all the way in which after the credit. So if you should dart out to the toilet you’ll have time between the 2 scenes.

For those that are simply right here to seek out out the reply to the query posed by our headline and don’t wish to know anything, now’s the time to shut this tab. Because we’re going to speak about these additional scenes right here for a second.

Seriously, there are some huge cameos after the film has formally ended, and we’ll be speaking about it freely for the remainder of this text.

There are spoilers from right here on out.

The mid-credits scene takes us again to simply earlier than the zombie outbreak, in a callback to one of many first movie’s most memorable scenes: the demise of Bill Murray. As it’s possible you’ll recall, that demise scene noticed Little Rock (Abigail Breslin) ask Murray if he had any regrets, and he replies “Garfield, maybe.”

So flashback takes place throughout the press junket for “Garfield 3: Flabby Tabby” — this isn’t an actual film, as the actual model of the “Garfield” film franchise stopped after two. The junket is attended by a number of actual journalists, together with Josh Horowitz and Al Roker.

We see Murray make jokes with the assorted journalists, however ultimately the prolonged bonus scene will get to the purpose when Roker asks him to fake to spit up a hairball. While Murray makes his try, Roker stands subsequent to him and will get in on the enjoyable. Or so it appears — Roker is definitely contaminated with the zombie plague and is popping into one at that second.

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Chaos ensues, and Murray escapes out to the foyer to seek out much more contaminated. He fights via them whereas uttering pithy Garfield quotes, closing out the scene with a “I hate Mondays.”

The post-credits scene is an outtake from one of many junket interviews, and it sees Murray doing his hairball once more —  however with a twist. He says he’s going to do a hairball in Spanish this time, and it sounds barely totally different when he does it.

Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Abigail Breslin and Emma Stone reprise their roles from the primary movie, whereas Thomas Middleditch, Zoey Deutch, Rosario Dawson, Avan Jogia and Luke Wilson are new additions. Ruben Fleischer directs.