**No “Avenger: Endgame” spoilers below, promise!**
Over the last year or so, the idea of spoilers has reached new heights. What used to be an understood thing between people, which meant basically “Hey, you haven’t seen [Insert major film or TV show] yet? Okay cool, I won’t tell you anything,” is now something that has started fights between people, sinister plotting (seriously), and sadistic trolling. And the primary subject of all this spoiler talk has been “Avengers: Endgame,” with the directors and actors going so far as to publicly ask people not to spoil stuff. But hey, you can’t stop marketing, can you?
We’re sure that Sony would love to not spoil “Avengers: Endgame” for millions of people, but the studio has a film that needs to be marketed and guess what? No amount of spoilers are going to come between a Hollywood company and potential future earnings. So, Sony is about to unleash the next “Spider-Man: Far From Home” trailer, which is said to be laced with a healthy dose of ‘Endgame’ spoilers.
According to Trailer Track (the best source for this sort of info), Sony is prepping a new trailer for ‘Far From Home,’ but the studio is doing things a bit differently. You see, Sony understands that the crux of its new ‘Spider-Man’ film revolves around spoilers for the end of the latest ‘Avengers’ film. And if you’ve seen the film, you know exactly what we mean. So, on Monday, when the new trailer is released, there’s going to be a little extra. Specifically, there’s going to be a message from star Tom Holland about ‘Endgame’ spoilers appearing in the footage.
Now, if you’ve been following the ‘Endgame’ madness lately, you know that Monday is the day the Russo Brothers (directors of “Avengers: Endgame”) have said that spoilers are fair game. The duo wanted to give fans two full weekends to check out the latest MCU film before openly discussing it online. This doesn’t seem as if it was a coincidence, at all. People knew that Sony was ready to spoil the ‘Endgame,’ and Marvel Studios is hoping to mitigate the damage as much as possible.
So, long story short, if you still haven’t seen ‘Endgame,’ and you don’t plan on seeing it this weekend, then you’ve probably been spoiled already. However, if you are lucky enough to have avoided the memes and trolls, then you might want to avoid the new ‘Spider-Man’ trailer.
“Spider-Man: Far From Home” hits theaters (chock full of MCU spoilers) on July 2.
