What do you call the ending part of a movie?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, that's like when the movie's all, "Okay, I'm done now." It's called the credits, you know, where they list all the people who made the film. It's like the movie's way of saying, "Thanks for watching, now go home."

Answer 2

Well, sweetheart, that would be the "credits." It's where all the folks who worked their butts off making the movie finally get their moment to shine. So, next time you're watching a flick, stick around for the credits and show some love to the unsung heroes of the film industry.

Answer 3

The final scenes where the story is wrapped-up is the "conclusion", and the part where the names of those who worked on the production of the movie is called the "credits".

Answer 4

The cast doesn't come to take a bow at the end of a FILM... The cast names at the end of a film are the CREDITS. The cast bow at the end of a PLAY is the CURTAIN CALL.

Answer 5

There may be an "official" name for them, but I always heard them called Credits, Cast or The Cast of Players.

Answer 6

They are called the credits. They show the names of the crew, the songs and their songwriters, the name of other stuff, etc.

Answer 7

the credits

Answer 8

credits

Answer 9

A spoiler

Answer 10

The Credits