"Avengers 4" directors Russo brothers issued an open letter asking everyone not to spoil the plot

Fans familiar with the Russo brothers, who are the directors of Avengers 4, should know that before the release of the previous film Avengers 3: Infinity War, the two brothers sent an open letter to fans asking them not to spoil the film. This time, Avengers 4 will premiere in Los Angeles on April 22, and the Russo brothers have sent an open letter again asking fans who have watched the film by then not to spoil the film.

The Russo Brothers: "Avengers 4" is here, and this is the unprecedented final chapter of the 11 Marvel Universe movies in the past 11 years. Thank you for accompanying the "Avengers" series for so many years, and thank you for sharing the beautiful memories of "Avengers" with your family, friends, classmates and colleagues.

We understand that everyone has invested deep emotions in the film's story and characters, with laughter and tears, and everyone has shared with us in various ways, such as their own artwork, novels, and analysis of the plot, etc. We are very grateful for everyone's love for the film.

However, you have to understand that the two of us and the entire team have been working for 3 years to create a powerful and emotional ending for the final chapter of this long story, and everyone's time, effort and energy have also been invested in the entire story, so we are here to ask for your help.

So, when "Avengers 4" premieres in Los Angeles next week, I implore everyone not to spoil the show. You don't want others to spoil the show for you, right?

Moreover, "Thanos" also needs you to keep your mouth shut.

Marvel's ultimate blockbuster "Avengers 4: End Game" will officially land in major theaters across the country on April 24.