WARNING: This article contains full spoilers for Jungle Cruise

Jungle Cruise is the latest adventure from Disney Studios. The almost swashbuckling adventure, which hits Disney Plus today, focuses on Dr Lily’s (played by Blunt) quest to find the mythic Tree of Life, otherwise known as the tears of the moon. Along the way, she enlists the help of Frank (Dwayne Johnson) to guide her through the Amazon rainforest safely.

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Does Jungle Cruise have an end credits scene?

Jungle Cruise does not have an end-credits scene.

It also does not have any form of mid-credits scene.

The credits do, however, contains a collection of interesting graphics containing a number of references to the film which preceded it.

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Just because there was no end-credits or post-credits scene does not mean there will not be a sequel, however.

The final moments of the film showed Frank and Lily in brand new suits in London.

The pair did not confirm any kind of romantic relationship, but they were certainly on very good terms.

During the final scene, Lily attempted to teach Frank how to drive a car.

Speaking in a recent interview, Johnson said of a sequel: “When this project came along, I saw it had a great script and phenomenal director. As it relates to a franchise, I don’t think that far ahead.

“You don’t want to count your blessings ahead of time, but people around the world are starting to see the movie and there are talks at Disney for us to come back.”

He then joked: “Just with a different co-star.” (Via The Straits Times)

Although the pair couldn’t say too much about any kind of sequel, Blunt couldn’t resist praising Disney’s first outing.

Blunt said: “They built this extraordinary Amazonian village into a rock face that overlooks a reservoir and it was stunning – vast, detailed and beautiful.

“I think that was when it hit that we were making something extraordinary and epic.”

Johnson joked once more: “It was surreal – this is a massive project based on an iconic Disney ride. This is an incredible moment. It’s a milestone in my career, though I wish I had a different co-star.”

Jungle Cruise is out now in cinemas and available on Disney Plus with Premier Access. 

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