Director Joss Whedon seems to recognize the danger of disappointment, which is why he recently told Entertainment Weekly that there will be nothing at the end of the credits for Avengers: Age Of Ultron. Kevin Feige pointed out that there will be the expected mid-credits tag, but according to Whedon, they just couldn't come up with anything that lived up to the legacy of the first Avengers's infamous schwarma scene. And really, what could? Tip of the hat for not attempting to bottle lightning twice.
Now it's worth noting that the schwarma scene wasn't actually filmed until after the LA premiere, so if you had asked Whedon about a post-credit stinger at this point before the first film, he would have told you the exact same thing. I find it hard to believe that Whedon would specifically tell people not to stick around just to fuck with fans, but it doesn't preclude him (or the Russos for that matter) getting the band back together at the eleventh hour if inspiration strikes. In other words, yeah I'll probably stick around but there probably won't be anything after all.
Also, feel free to start speculating as to what future Marvel film the mid-credit scene will set up. Ant-Man is next on the docket but Captain America: Civil War will have already started filming. Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if Black Panther or Captain Marvel made an appearance...
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