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In the 90s, when I went A LOT to the movies, I stayed if the music was good, but otherwise I left because I didn't really want to be the only person left in the theatre. :-D
I also think it's a shame that most TV channels end the film before the end credits have ended. In Norway I think the only channel not doing that is the national broadcasting, but they minimize the rolling screen a lot so they can list the forthcoming programs at the right part of the screen. Nonsense!
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Staying during end credits? Well, if there's no more grub looming, if i've had my coffee and naughties, i tend to say goodnight and shoot home, with a passing promise to be round for another dvd next week! 
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You had a stamp collection??!!
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Apr 29, 2019 - 5:10 AM
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Rameau
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Being a bit of a film nerd I used to, but then things got really silly, ten minutes of tens of thousands of names (esp. with an effects heavy film). It's not even worth staying on for the music, it starts off with a pop song, then a suite of themes from the film put together by the music editor, & then that peters out & the last three minutes all those thousands of names roll up in silence. Is there some sort of law or rule that they have all these names? Mind you, I only go to the cinema about once a year these days, so do you sit through them all at home? I might do if I'm comfortable & can't lay my hand on the remote, the credits could go to the end, but I'll probably be asleep by then.
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Well I have a huge key chain collection. I have over 4000 of them.
I am sure that "Would you like to come back and see my huge key chain collection" meant an endless stream of totty leaving your digs late at night??! 
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Starting with the Star Trek films, I always stayed for the end credits. Then again, a 5 minute credit roll listening to James Horner is nothing like today's 10 plus minutes....
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As a teenager in the 1970s i was usually recording the end credits with my cassette player but i get out of sitting through credits now because i dont go to the cinema! There simply isnt anything appealing enough that might entice me to the point that i cant wait for it to come on sky in 6 months time. And i never sit thru credits at home.
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Of course, whenever I see a movie with someone else, I always let them know I'm sticking through to the very end, so they can go to the bathroom and wait for me in the theater foyer. 
