Birds of Prey: No postcredits scene, however a amusing bonus in case you stick round – CNET

Harley Quinn unites the DC Prolonged Universe’s first all-female superhero group in director Cathy Yan‘s Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), and it is a joyously chaotic thrill journey that is completely price your time. It does not have a postcredits scene like Aquaman or Shazam, however there’s a little one thing in case you stick round.

There don’t seem to be any spoilers for the film correct, however do not learn additional if you wish to pay attention this amusing Easter egg for your self.

What occurs?

Because the credit finish, Harley (Margot Robbie) wonders why “you dummies” — that is us — are nonetheless sitting there. This is because we have now been conditioned to since 2008 Harley, jeez! She makes a decision to praise our endurance through telling us a “super-duper secret-secret.” Oh boy, that is gonna be just right.

“Do you know that Batman f… ,” she says, chopping off earlier than uttering the essential verb.

Now enjoying: Watch this: New Birds of Prey trailer drops

2:01

What does it imply?

It is a connection with a shaggy dog story from the primary episode of the Harley Quinn animated collection on streaming platform DC Universe.

The Caped Crusader does not seem in Birds of Prey, and his standing within the DC Prolonged Universe at this level within the timeline is unknown. We final noticed him in 2017’s Justice League, which ended with Batman and Marvel Girl deciding to rebuild Wayne Manor to function a base of operations for the super-team. 

Alternatively, Ben Affleck has retired from the position since then and he’s going to be succeeded through Robert Pattinson, who’ll play a more youthful model of the nature in The Batman. That is out on June 25, 2021, however we don’t have any clue when (or if) Pattison will put a bit of grey in his flowing locks to painting a extra skilled Bruce Wayne. 

Expectantly Marvel Girl 1984, the following DCEU film, will give us a touch of the long run when it hits theaters on June five.

First printed Feb. 6.