Fast and Furious Presents Hobbs and Shaw post-credit scenes explained

Fast & Furious Presents Hobbs & Shaw has the two different personalities coming together to fight against Idris Elba’s Brixton Lore, a former MI6 agent who has become a cyber-genetically enhanced terrorist with superhuman abilities.

Hobbs and Shaw is a Fast and Furious spinoff.

Hobbs and Shaw has three after-credit scenes. Here we explain what happens in them and what they mean.

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The first after-credit scene has Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds’ Agent Locke, a CIA agent who was revealed to be a handler of Hobbs, leaving bodies in his wake in a hallway and in the process of finishing off the last one. He then calls Hobbs and tells him about another virus that has to be taken care of. While Brixton’s virus, Snowflake, melts the innards of the infected, this one melts the outsides.

Now this may be the last we will see of Reynolds in a Fast and Furious movie. Or it may be his beginning with the franchise and he may appear with Johnson and Statham in the sequel, though he does seem to like working alone. Johnson had tweeted that the post-credit scenes will give the moviegoers insights about the “future team.”

Hobbs and Shaw has three post-credit scenes.

The second scene shows Deckard and Hattie Shaw’s mother Magdalene Shaw (Helen Mirren). She is visited in prison by both of her children for the first time. They bring her a birthday cake. She likely won’t be in prison for much longer.

The third post-credit scene is a nod towards the bromance between Hobbs and Shaw, or more specifically the lack of it. While working out, Hobbs calls Shaw. It seems like a friendly call between two associated who parted ways until it is revealed that he has set up his “friend” to be arrested. The police surround the London pub Shaw is in. The bromance was good while it lasted. When we see them together again, they are not going to be friendly towards each other. It is back to square one.