Is There a Post-Credits Scene in Jurassic World Rebirth?
The dinosaurs are back. Again.
Jurassic World Rebirth has hit theaters with a brand-new cast—Scarlett Johansson, Mahershala Ali, and Jonathan Bailey—because apparently no one in Hollywood can resist one more round of prehistoric chaos. And since the franchise has now rebooted its reboot, it looks like a whole new trilogy is already being set up.
Naturally, that raises one question for modern moviegoers: do you need to stay through the credits?
Short answer: no. There is no post-credits scene in Jurassic World Rebirth. No teaser, no Easter egg, no CGI mosquito trapped in amber. The moment the movie ends, you're free to stand up, stretch, and leave without fear of missing some half-baked setup for Jurassic World: Resurgence or whatever comes next.
It's a rare move in a franchise-driven era, especially for a studio like Universal that's clearly hoping this thing hatches into another billion-dollar nest egg. But maybe they didn't have anything ready to tease—or maybe they just assume you'll be back no matter what.
Oh, and if you're wondering who didn't sign up for the dino ride this time around: two A-list actors reportedly turned down roles in the film. Which honestly might be the smartest career move anyone made on this project.
Until Universal inevitably announces the sequel and adds another wave of legacy actors or genetically enhanced dinosaurs, enjoy this tiny, post-credit-free mercy.