Then, “some time later,” the kids are seen watching TV while sitting on the couch as news of a hostage situation breaks out downtown. The family leaves the house, yells the secret phrase, changes into their superhuman selves, and takes off to save the day. Apparently, director David F. In reality, Sandberg, this alternative conclusion was filmed as a fallback in case the cameo at the very end didn’t work. You may recall that the original ending showed the kids eating lunch in the cafeteria of their school when Billy appears in his Shazam form and tells Freddy Freeman that he brought a friend with him.
Then, Henry Cavill’s Superman appears in a brief cameo, though we only get to see him from the neck down. The inclusion of deleted scenes, according to Sandberg, always causes some discomfort because they were dropped for a reason and are frequently very rough because production on them had already stopped. He compared it to giving a speech while wearing only your underwear, but he still deemed it worthwhile because some fans might find it intriguing.
Let’s now talk briefly about Shazam! Fury of the Gods. Unfortunately, the film has had a terrible box office performance and has received mixed reviews. This implies that the franchise’s future is up in the air and that a Shazam! sequel may not materialize. Overall, the alternate conclusion to the first Shazam! film is a fun addition to the plot and offers an additional sentimental scene with the family lighting their new Christmas tree. If you’re a fan of the movie, you should still give it a look even though it might not be as memorable as the original ending.
Have you seen Shazam! Fury of the Gods yet? If so, what did you think? Do you think there will be another Shazam! film? Let us know in the comments!
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