If you think you know what Avengers: Infinity War will be about, you're probably wrong.
In a call for secrecy on Twitter, the Russo Brothers have released a statement saying that the full movie won't be screened until the Los Angeles premiere shortly before its global release, to retain its secrecy.
"We will not screen the film in its entirety until the Los Angeles premiere shortly before the film's global release. Everyone involved with the film has worked incredibly hard for the past two years maintaining the highest level of secrecy. Only a handful of people know the film's true plot," they wrote.
"We're asking that when you see Infinity War, in the coming months, that you maintain the same level of secrecy so that all fans can have an equal experience when they watch it for the first time. Don't spoil it for others, the same way you wouldn't want it to be spoiled for you."
Sounds like a perfectly reasonable request to us, and the fact that we don't really know what Infinity War is about after many months of speculation is exciting in itself.
Given his script error last year, Tom Holland has jokingly responded to the Russo Brothers' announcement by sharing it and writing: "This letter was originally addressed to me."
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Infinity War's plot isn't the only secret that the Russo Brothers are keeping from us as they have also been teasing that Avengers 4's title should scare Marvel fans, given that it's an Infinity War spoiler.
Avengers: Infinity War is released in UK cinemas on April 26 and US cinemas on April 27, with Avengers 4 set for release in UK cinemas on April 26, 2019 and US cinemas on May 3, 2019.
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