CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, which has officially opened in several international markets, will have a mid and post-credits scene, and a detailed description of the latter has surfaced online over at CBM. Obviously the description of the sequence is a spoiler, however it also reveals a couple of things about the film you may not want to know. So if you're curious go ahead and take a look, and if you're not, well, this is your final warning.
Spoilers ahead!
The scene opens with Peter Parker playing around with his web-shooters (though these are ones which were seemingly rebuilt for him by Tony Stark) as he has a conversation with his Aunt May. All of a sudden, a red beam shines from it, something he's forced to hide when she walks into his bedroom. All the while, they're talking about Peter's black eye, one he admits he got from a guy called Steve from Brooklyn…yes, THAT Steve from Brooklyn! There's some fun banter between Peter and his hot aunt – including a subtle reference to Giant-Man – and then Peter shines the beam up at the ceiling, revealing the classic red Spidey logo he would shine on criminals in the comics, only it's now some sort of computer interface. The screen goes to black, and we see "Spider-Man will return."
Co-director Joe Russo previously said CIVIL WAR could have up to three end credits scene (I won't get into the first one that was shown at the press screenings here), so it's possible that we'll be getting a different (or extra) one when it hits U.S. theaters next week. What are your thoughts on the film's after credits scene?
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR opens on May 6, 2016.
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