Hurry Up Tomorrow Post-Credits: Is There a Scene at the End?

Wondering whether Hurry Up Tomorrow comprises a post-credits scene? Directed by Trey Edward Shults, the musical psychological thriller movie centers around a musician who is heavy on drugs and suffers from insomnia. He once meets a stranger who pulls him on a nightmarish journey, which makes him question every part of his existence. With the movie now having arrived in theaters, many are eager to know if they can expect a credit scene.

So, here are all the details.

Is there a post, mid, or end-credits scene in Hurry Up Tomorrow?

There is no post-credits scene in Hurry Up Tomorrow.

The audience is free to leave the theaters once the credits start rolling. Typically, many movies leverage the credits scene trend to resolve any existing plot query or tease a potential sequel. However, franchises like Marvel also alternatively leverage it to announce whether a particular character will be seen in future projects or not. In Hurry Up Tomorrow, the movie appears to be self-contained and potentially won’t have any sequels.

The Silencers (1966) was the first movie to adapt this credit-scene trend. After the credits rolled, it featured Matt Helm, portrayed by Dean Martin, appearing shirtless on a sofa. He was surrounded by 10 scantily-clad women. He shared an intimate moment with a few women. During this scene, a text pops up, which reads “Coming Up Next” and “Matt Helm Meets Lovey Kravezit.” Following this, many big franchises and movies have utilised this trend effectively to clear audience doubts and to make them aware of their future.

Early reviews have started to come in, with critics largely giving unfavorable reviews. The cast of Hurry Up Tomorrow includes Abel Tesfaye as Abel / The Weeknd, Jenna Ortega as Anima, Barry Keoghan as Lee, Gabby Barrett as Isabella, and others.

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