There is one thing that always gets overlooked whenever cinephiles complain about how movies just aren’t the same as they used to be: the lost art of the end-credits blooper reel. Most movies had bloopers included on the special features of the home video release, along with all kinds of other cast and crew interviews, special effects breakdowns, and other great stuff that was lost with the phasing out of physical media. Putting a blooper reel over the credits was one way to make sure your audience definitely saw it. It was also a way to highlight how making a movie is a fun, hilarious, collaborative experience.

There’s something endearing about playing outtakes over the credits at the end of a movie, indicating to the audience that nothing they’ve just seen should be taken even a little

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