User Rating: +43

Iron Man 2 (2010): Extra Scene After the Credits

Posted by Paul Curtin on May 6, 2011

Theatrical Release Date: May 7, 2010
Video Release Date: September 28, 2010
Director(s): Jon Favreau
Actor(s): Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Mickey Rourke, Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson
Genre(s): Action, Sci-Fi
Production Co.: Marvel Studios
Distributor(s): Paramount
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Website(s): Official Site, Stark Expo 2010, Accutech, Cordco, Fujikawa
Our Review: N/A
Running Time: 125 minutes
Credits Running Time: 10 minutes
Is the scene after the credits worth waiting around for?

Results: 52 Yes, 9 No | Rating: +43 (from 61 votes)

During the Credits

There are no extras during the credits of Iron Man 2.

After the Credits

Just like in the first Iron Man, there is an extra scene after the credits of Iron Man 2.

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After the credits have finished, a black car is shown driving through the desert. The camera zooms in to reveal that the license plate on the car is from New Mexico and reads 8RE-2Z1. The car stops in front of a huge crater in the earth, and Agent Coulson gets out to look at it, which is filled with workers working on something secret. Coulson then picks up his phone and says to the person on the other line, “Sir, we’ve found it.” The camera switches to a shot inside the crater and reveals the hammer of Thor sticking out of the ground.

Songs During the Credits

AC/DC – Highway to Hell
The Stark Expo Theme Song

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I’m not a gamer…

…but I like puzzles. Regarding possible 8RE 2Z1 easter egg: Say the first part out loud: “Eight” “R” “E”. Sounds like “Ate” “Are” “Eee”. Repeat, over and over, quickly: “Ate,are,eee, Ate,are,eee, Ate,are,eee…”

Atari.

Second part is a bit trickier, and may be a stretch. “Two” “Z” “1″. That’s “2″ “Z” “One”, or “2″ “Zone. 2nd letter in the alphabet: B.

B’Zone.

Born October 19, 1966, Jon Favreau would have been around 14 years old when, in 1980, Atari introduced “Battlezone”. Perhaps “8RE 2Z1″ is Favreau’s winking nod to a favorite arcade game?
I’m not a gamer…

…but I like puzzles. Regarding possible 8RE 2Z1 easter egg: Say the first part out loud: “Eight” “R” “E”. Sounds like “Ate” “Are” “Eee”. Repeat, over and over, quickly: “Ate,are,eee, Ate,are,eee, Ate,are,eee…”

Atari.

Second part is a bit trickier, and may be a stretch. “Two” “Z” “1″. That’s “2″ “Z” “One”, or “2″ “Zone. 2nd letter in the alphabet: B.

B’Zone.

Born October 19, 1966, Jon Favreau would have been around 14 years old when, in 1980, Atari introduced “Battlezone”. Perhaps “8RE 2Z1″ is Favreau’s winking nod to a favorite arcade game?
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