The film “Ruim para Cachorro”, produced by Universal Pictures, was released in theaters in the United States on August 18. This adult comedy features vengeful talking dogs and combines CGI effects with live action.
In the animal voice acting, the film boasts a strong cast, including Will Ferrell, Jamie Foxx, Isla Fisher, Randall Park, Rob Riggle and Sofía Vergara. In the human cast, actor and comedian Will Forte is the centerpiece. The production is directed by Josh Greenbaum (who helmed the comedy “Barb’s Crazy Vacation”) and is written by Dan Perrault (creator of the series “American Vandal”).
In Brazil, the release of the film in theaters is scheduled for September 28th.
However, the question many may have is whether “Ruim para Cachorro” has a post-credit scene. So, does the film have any post-credits scenes that could point to a future sequel?
Yes, “Ruim para Cachorro” has a post-credits scene. In fact, the additional scene comes midway through the end credits sequence.
However, the additional scene is not essential to the film’s plot, nor does it add new information or hint at a future sequel. The scene has only one more line, which adds to the end of the film.
To date, Universal Pictures has not expressed any interest in a second film or creating a franchise.
So if you’re in a hurry to leave the theater, you can skip the post-credits scene. However, the additional scene doesn’t take long to appear, as it appears midway through the credits sequence.
Naïve Border Terrier Reggie is abandoned on the street by his selfish, drug-addicted owner, Doug, who never wanted him.
Reggie believes his beloved owner would never intentionally leave him. On the street, the dog befriends Bug, a Boston Terrier who appreciates his freedom and hates humans.
Under the influence of his new friend and the company of other dogs, Reggie realizes the truth about his owner and begins plotting revenge.
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