The Fall Guy’s end-credits stunt reel is so cool, we’re not sure why they bothered with the rest of the movie [Video]

The Fall Guy is the rare film that peaks only after its credits have begun to roll.

And to be clear, we’re not talking here about that obligatory, wink-y, after-credits scene that ends David Leitch’s new film, the one with Lee Majors and Heather Thomas arriving well after the fact to reprise roles from a TV show that lent a few names, and practically nothing else, to Leitch’s new action-comedy. No, we’re talking about the bit that runs during the credits, which are accompanied by what is, basically, the exact opposite of a blooper reel: Behind-the-scenes footage of the stunt performers the movie spends its whole running time lionizing, professionally executing incredibly complicated filmmaking feats with precision and skill. No bloopers for these folks; in their line of work, as we’ve been quite carefully taught over the last two hours, bloopers get people hurt, or killed.