Birds of Prey post-credits scene has been apparently leaked by the fans who attended the world premiere in London. The latest DC movie has received a good response from the audiences and critics and will be out in theaters from February. Fans are loving Harley Quinn teaming up with Black Canary and Huntress to fight the crime lord Black Mask.
There’s something after the credits. #BirdsOfPrey https://t.co/gsD9V8Ktxu
— BD (@BrandonDavisBD) January 29, 2020
The post credits scene of Birds of Prey confirms that Harley will be back for action and also teased the upcoming DC movies in the future. Here is the rumored description of Birds of Prey post-credits scene and how it sets up the sequels other DC movies.
Birds of Prey Post-Credits Scene Rumored Description
Birds of Prey credits are rolled and in the post-credits screen, we see that Green Arrow whose face is not visible has captured Harley Quinn. Arrow asks Quinn about the whereabouts of Black Canary but Harley doesn’t know anything as the group went their separate ways at the end of BoP movie.
The scene cuts to Amanda Waller appearing and telling Harley that she missed her and is ready with a new mission for her and the Suicide Squad. It is when Harley tries to run Green Arrow shoots her by a tranq-arrow and she falls asleep. The Birds of Prey post-credits scene description was posted by a user named Slade_Wilson on Reddit and it has yet to be verified.
Birds of Prey Post-Credits Scene Featuring Harley Quinn Confirmed
Birds of Prey screening had placeholders for post credits scene and they are often ended at the final cut and hence some of the information might not be accurate. Although, multiple people who have watched Birds of Prey are saying that the post-credits scene shows nothing but Harley saying, “here’s a reward for you staying I’ll let you in on a little secret….Batman f” and then the scene is cut off. It will be soon revealed that which of the Birds of Prey post-credits scene is real as the movie releases in theaters on February 7.
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