The man is beaten after being "attacked for revealing revelators of the new Avengers film aloud"

A man was reportedly beaten in front of a cinema after revealing aloud the plot of the new Avengers movie to fans who had not seen him yet.

According to the Taiwanese media, the man was reportedly bleeding in front of a movie theater in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, after watching Avengers: Endgame.

According to AsiaOne, a photo of the man circulated online and shows him sitting on a bloody sidewalk.

A man was reportedly beaten in front of a movie theater in Hong Kong after revealing aloud the plot of the new Avengers movie to fans in the queue who had not seen him yet.

Moviegoers who were anxious to see the new movie would have been furious as the man screamed at the revealers of the latest Avengers movie.

The film is a sequel to Avengers: Infinity War and is the culmination of 21 feature films and 11 years of production.

The Russo brothers, who directed the film, wrote an open letter to fans to dissuade them from spoiling the plot to other moviegoers.

In an article on Twitter, they said: "To the biggest fans of the world, that's it. That's the end.

The Russo brothers, who directed the film, wrote an open letter to the fans to dissuade them from breaking the pot to other moviegoers after five minutes of Avengers: Endgame was leaked online.

The two men took advantage of the threat from Thanos, the fictional supervillain of the franchise, to prevent the release of other revelators.

"The end of an unprecedented narrative mosaic that spans eleven years and eleven franchises.

When you see Endgame in the coming weeks, do not spoil it for others, in the same way that you would not want it to be spoiled for you.

& # 39; Remember, Thanos always asks for your silence.

& # 39; As always, good luck and good visualization. & # 39;

The pair cut the letter and wrote a hashtag down – #HowSpoilTheEndgame.

After a five-minute online leak of the film, the filmmakers felt that it was time to speak directly to their fans and took advantage of the fictional supervisor Thanos' threat to prevent the release of new developers.

The latest franchise film, Avengers: Endgame, was released in British theaters Thursday and lasts three hours.