Is there a post-credit scene in Smurfs?
The story follows Smurfette, No Name and the merry band of Smurfs as they attempt to join forces with Ken to save Papa Smurf from the evil wizard Razamel (JP Karliak). Things get dicey for the blue heroes, but they find out more about themselves and what they are capable of as they fight to prevent the destruction of the world they know and love.
Moviegoers heading to the theaters might want to know if they should stick around once the credits start to roll for any bonus mid or post-credit scenes.
WARNING: Light spoilers for Smurfs follow!
While there's not a massive plot or sequel related addition at the end of the movie, there is a fun mid-credit scene that features Razamel in a micro-universe as his assistant Joel watches on a screen before turning it off.
Smurfs is in theaters now.
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