Top Ten Greatest End Credits of All Time

So the top ten thing seems to be getting good response.. So now that I've gotten opening scenes out, here's my top ten favorite movie end credits of all time!

10. Armageddon

Beautiful end to the only good movie Michael Bay will ever make

Why the hell did Steve Tyler leave Aerosmith??!!

9. The Blues Brothers

If you said you didn't tap your toes... you're lying. Greatest musical ensemble ever gathered on screen!

8. Tropic Thunder

Who doesn't like Tom Cruise dancing in a fat suit? The freeze frames of the actors are uber cool to

7. The Lord Of the Rings: Return of the King

Can't find the real credits online.

LOTR ends with sketches of all the characters and landscapes of Middle Earth while Into the West (the most beautiful movie soundtrack ever) plays in the background

6. The Spiderwick Chronicles

Awesome cool visual effects and score!

5. Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc., A Bugs Life & Cars

I always loved the blooper scenes at the end of Pixar movies! It's so cool that Pixar ends their movies by poking fun at their old films and stuff. Particularly the Cars one. So damn freakin cute!

4. Silent Hill

Wow. Credits that are actually scarier than the actual movie. Does anyone know what's the song?

3. WALL·E

The credits kinda gave a continuing story of WALL-E after they land on Earth and the process of rebuilding the world told through beautiful art pieces ranging from caveman drawings to Victorian paintings. The Down To Earth still gives me chills

2. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

I saw Lemony Snicket's in the cinema and I remembered most of the audience were still sitting in their seats admiring the gorgeous graphics in the end credits. The credits alone was worth the admission price!

1. Slumdog Millionaire

The only thing better than having a happy ending to an amazing movie is to have a really cool dance and song sequence as the end credits. Jai Ho literally sums up everything beautiful about life and love. The dancing's kinda cliche'd but it's a nice homage to Bollywood!