Everything You Need to Know About That 'Deadpool' End-Credits Scene

After years in the making, Ryan Reynolds’s Deadpool is finally in theaters. And the potty-mouthed mutant barely waited for the credits to finish rolling before sharing news about a sequel.

After we learn the names of every gaffer, grip, and caterer who worked on the movie — all to the strains of Deadpool’s signature song, Shoop (by Salt-N-Pepa) — we are treated to the requisite Marvel post-credits sequence. And the Merc With a Mouth doesn’t disappoint.

Reynolds reappears in a familiar-looking wallpapered hallway and makes like the bathrobed Matthew Broderick at the end of John Hughes’s 1986 fourth-wall-breaking comedy Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

“You’re still here,” observes Deadpool. “It’s over. Go home!” Then he acknowledges the audience is awaiting a teaser for Deadpool 2. “We don’t have that kind of money.