Does Turning Red Have An After Credits Scene
Turning Red is Pixar’s latest animation — does it have an after credits scene? Directed by Domee Shi from a screenplay by her and Julia Cho, Turning Red was intended to have a theatrical release, but that changed following the Omicron variant of COVID-19. The animated film joined its Pixar predecessors, including Soul and Luca, to become a Disney+ streaming exclusive.
Turning Red follows Meilin “Mei” Lee (Rosalie Chiang), a vibrant 13-year-old girl who has a great group of friends, is a fantastic student, and gets excited about most things, including the boy band 4*Town. However, Mei can’t seem to shake the watchful eye of her mother Ming (Sandra Oh), whose approval Mei seeks above all else and who feels the pressure of being perfect when they’re together. After Mei wakes up one day as a red panda, considered a family blessing, she must try to control her emotions to keep from transforming.
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The movie’s credits roll to the tune of one of 4*Town’s songs, aided by more spectacular animation that is primarily of the characters dancing across the screen. Viewers may want to stick around to the end because Turning Red does have a post-credits scene. It’s very brief (and very, very cute), but it’s worth watching because it gives a bit of fun insight into a character who doesn’t have as big a role as some others. Audiences will likely chuckle at the after credits scene because it’s unexpected and continues to expand upon Mei’s family and the time period the film is set.
Turning Red joins the ranks of other Pixar and/or solely Disney animated films that have a post-credits scene, including Monsters, Inc. and Ralph Breaks the Internet. Some have even included crossovers with other Pixar
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