A man apparently beaten outside the cinema for shouting at the Avengers: Spoilers Endgame

The wait was long and Avengers: Endgame has finally arrived. Fans are packing the theaters to see this movie, but not everyone will be able to see the blockbuster opening weekend. As such, fans take precautions to avoid errors at all costs, and even filmmakers have taken steps to make the plot as secret as possible. However, a man in Hong Kong apparently did not receive the memo and was allegedly beaten for shouting Endgame spoilers.

Part of what made Endgame such a unique film Marvel Studios took extra care to keep the film as secret as possible. The trailers revealed little information and Russo Bros. have made it their mission to make sure that people have an authentic and surprising theater experience.

Unfortunately, in the era of the Internet, it is just not really possible. The end of the match was leaked online before the first and a few hours later, the Russo issued a statement asking people to keep all detractors to them. After all, it's one thing to look for spoilers for oneself, but it's wrong to impose them on people who do not.

A man decided to adopt the direct approach with spoilers. According to Deadline, a man allegedly shouted Endgame to the crowd waiting to see the film. The Taiwanese media did not identify the man, but said he had been bleeding after the mob attacked him for his critics.

A photo of this bleeding head man sitting in the street circulated on the Internet.

] In the era of the Internet, it is increasingly difficult to avoid disrupters. A person could see a spoiler simply by browsing YouTube and seeing a revealing vignette. However, it seems that there are consequences for those who choose to spoil themselves without the anonymity of the Internet.

Sometimes you just can not avoid spoilers. My friend had the end of Endgame for him one day before seeing the movie. Someone he did not know sent him a direct message on Reddit explaining to him the end of the movie. We determined that he was finally lying, but he had partly turned out to be ok by accident.

To say that people are excited to see Endgame is a euphemism. In China alone – where the violence was reported to have taken place – the film is expected to generate $ 330 million by the end of the weekend. It's already almost as much as the complete series of the three best-selling films in China.