And from those eight or ten test screenings, we screened it with and without, and by screening it without, the audience felt they needed some kind of closure with one of the characters, so we put it back in really close to the title, not like a Marvel movie where it comes all the way at the end of the credits.
That was the last scene to be put in the movie, and we went back and forth a hundred times.
The studio, the producer, us, or Will and Martin—do we put it in or not?
It’s not a superhero movie; we put it in just to have that closure.