[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”21236″ img_size=”900×500″ alignment=”center”][vc_column_text]Since April 26th, Avengers End Game has been a lot of people’s minds. Those who have seen it want to discuss what they saw so badly, but they are trying to restrain themselves so as not to ruin it for the people who haven’t seen it. It has not been easy. Fights have been reported to have broken out about Spoilers. For full disclosure, I myself have put out an article about the “Time” involved in the story and although warnings are clearly given, it is something we think about for each article. How soon is too soon? At GVNation, we strive to be fair to those who have not had the opportunity to see what all the fuss is about. Apparently, the Russo Brothers have been thinking about it too and have given their opinion on when it should be safe to take off the restraints. In a recent interview on Good Morning America, they had this to say about when that would be:
I know we told everyone not to spoil the Endgame, well, you’ve had a two-week window,” Joe Russo during an appearance on on Good Morning America. “Coming this Monday, I think it’s okay to start having conversations online. So if you haven’t seen the movie yet, get out and see it this weekend because I think people are gonna start spoiling it next week. Yeah, as of Monday there are no more spoilers.
So there we have it, the official word on the subject. After Monday, if you haven’t seen it yet, you probably better stay off line until you have, unless you want to hear more than you’d prefer. I would resolve the issue by going to see it, if you haven’t. If you have, see it again. Believe me, the hype is real and you will not be disappointed. But if you are, let us know why…that’s what we at GVNation are here for. To hear what you have to say. So after Monday, you have the Russo’s permission to spoil away… we will be here to discuss.
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