"Avengers 4" Directors Russo Brothers: Spoiler ban will be lifted next Monday, hurry up if you haven't watched it

"Avengers 4: Endgame" is still being screened around the world, and the cumulative box office has now reached 1.6641 billion US dollars, surpassing "Avengers" to become the sixth on the global box office list. However, every time "Avengers" is released, there will be spoilers. The directors of "Avengers 4", the Russo brothers, have previously warned the audience not to spoil the spoilers. Today, the Russo brothers said on Twitter: The ban on spoilers will be lifted next Monday, so hurry up if you haven't watched it yet!

The Russo brothers, directors of "Avengers 4", tweeted: If you haven't watched "Endgame" yet, hurry up over the weekend, because the spoiler ban will be lifted on Monday. On the "Good Morning America" ​​show this morning, when the Russo brothers, directors of "Avengers 4", were asked if they could talk about "Avengers 4" publicly now, they said: "We think we should give everyone a time to talk about the movie publicly. After all, the purpose of making a movie is to give everyone something to talk about."

Joe Russo said: "Then let's do it next Monday, giving you two weekends. After all, many people can't watch the movie in its first week of release, but I think if you haven't seen it yet, you have to hurry up, because by Monday you will have been spoiled."

Currently, "Avengers 4: End Game" has landed in major theaters across the country on April 24.