Creative Closing Credits: Difference between revisions

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** ''[[Thor (film)|Thor]]'' has end credits set in an otherworldly cosmos.

** The end credits for ''[[Captain America: The First Avenger|Captain America the First Avenger]]'' is set against various 1940s propaganda posters, befitting the tone of the movie.

** ''[[The Avengers (film)|The Avengers]]'' has its credits set against various icons and gear associated with each Avenger ([[Captain America]]'s shield and uniform, the [[~~Iron Man (Comic Book)|~~Iron Man]] armor, [[The Mighty Thor|Thor]]'s hammer, etc.).

** ''[[The Avengers (film)|The Avengers]]'' has its credits set against various icons and gear associated with each Avenger ([[Captain America]]'s shield and uniform, the [[Iron Man]] armor, [[The Mighty Thor|Thor]]'s hammer, etc.).

* ''[[The Matrix]]'' series had the credits appearing from a line of Matrix code running horizontally across the screen, leaving the credit line(s).

* The ''[[Doom (series)|Doom]]'' movie had the credits in the same vein as it's first-person segment, complete with the names getting shot and killed. {{spoiler|The only names to not get shot are those of the actors that played characters that survive, or of the backstage staff. [[Dwayne Johnson|The Rock]] gets particularly shot up, as he's the film's equivalent of a [[Final Boss]]}}

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* ''[[Guitar Hero]] III'', where you actually PLAY the end song "Through the Fire and Flames"?

** ''World Tour'' uses "Pull Me Under" by Dream Theater, ''5'' uses "21st Century Schizoid Man", and ''Band Hero'' uses "American Pie."

** Instead of a final encore, ''Warriors of Rock'' (on the 360 and [[~~Play Station~~ 3]] versions only) has a special staff roll with cut-outs of Neversoft employees being loaded into a demonic looking rocket that gets blasted into space. While the sequence may have been to honor the fact that this was supposed to be the last ''GH'' game developed by Neversoft, the later announcement that the franchise was most likely being canned may have given it a greater meaning.

** Instead of a final encore, ''Warriors of Rock'' (on the 360 and [[PlayStation 3]] versions only) has a special staff roll with cut-outs of Neversoft employees being loaded into a demonic looking rocket that gets blasted into space. While the sequence may have been to honor the fact that this was supposed to be the last ''GH'' game developed by Neversoft, the later announcement that the franchise was most likely being canned may have given it a greater meaning.

* ''[[Sonic Chronicles]]: The Dark Brotherhood'' has the game's characters giving the credits in dialogue. Yes, seriously. Omega eventually joins them.

** Playing as Sonic, you can eventually tell Tails to [[Get It Over With|shut up]]. This brings you back to the title screen.