I’m one of those people who stays in the cinema long after the lights come on and people start trickling out. The popcorn is gone and the story seems to have ended – only it hasn’t, really.
Watching the credits is one of the most important parts of watching a film. As I see those names scroll up the screen—literally hundreds, if it’s a major blockbuster—I think about how each of those names represents a job. Hundreds of names, hundreds of jobs. As an extra treat, I like to stay right until the very end of the credits, which is when the logo of the local film office or film commission is normally displayed, showing where the film was made.
