Most comics-derived superhero movies really wouldn’t be much of anything without buried rage, and what happens when it won’t stay buried. Their stories’ relentless emphasis on childhood trauma and the crippling psychological load carried by broken souls (heroes and villains both) — that’s the whole show.

As first flagged by IGN, the scene in question runs for two minutes and 54 seconds. Not including the extended sequence of Rogers: The Musical from Hawkeye, that stands alone as the longest bespoke post-credits scene in Marvel's history.

Florence Pugh headlines a super team full of has-beens -- and it's the first MCU movie in years that doesn't feel like a hack job.