THE LATEST family film is committing a shocking act of AUDIENCE BETRAYAL. The new animated movie GOAT, released this weekend, is luring families with the promise of a post-credits scene—a sacred staple of modern cinema—only to deliver what critics are calling a “COLOSSAL WASTE OF TIME.”
In a brazen move that reveals the industry’s CONTEMPT for your time, the filmmakers waited until AFTER the credits to play a mere AUDIO STING: the main character’s mother whispering, “Dream big.” That’s it. NO epic teaser. NO franchise set-up. Just two words, buried after ten minutes of rolling credits.
This is a DECEITFUL new low. Studios are now weaponizing the post-credits tradition to FORCE captive audiences to sit through endless credit rolls, boosting theater concession sales while providing ZERO payoff. It’s a cynical ploy to inflate engagement metrics at YOUR expense.
The film’s star, fresh off a major Netflix finale, lends his voice to this SCAM. Parents are left stranded with restless children, having been HOAXED into believing their patience would be rewarded. This isn’t a bonus; it’s a PONZI SCHEME of content, where the promised reward is nothing but hollow, manipulative noise.
The question is no longer whether to stay, but whether we can trust Hollywood to ever respect its audience again.
Author: Kayitsi.com
