The biggest film that Marvel Studios has ever made is still wrapped smugly in mystery. Fans are struggling to find out more about the film, but, that has not diminished the excitement about Avengers: Infinity War or its unnamed sequel.
The directorial duo of Russo brothers has given fans regular updates from the sets of these two Avengers films which are being filmed simultaneously. The latest photo to emerge from the sets has only further intrigued the fans rather than revealing anything.
The photo that is going viral on social media depicts a scene of destruction flooded with light. Have a look at it below:
The Russo brothers are renowned for teasing the fans, and it might just be a major revelation, but, we can’t be sure until Avengers: Infinity War releases.
We saw a lot of photos being shared by the directors from the set of Captain America: Civil War which even included a close-up of a binder which ultimately happened to be the Sokovia Accords and also a photograph of Peter Parker’s eye lens that he used for his self-made Spider-Man mask. Another photo provided a close look at the label of a classic VCR which was used in the movie to show the footage of Winter Soldier killing Tony Stark’s parents. While those three images turned out to be revelations about the film, but, we didn’t figure them out till the film came out.
Quite a few fans have been skeptical whether the Twitter account attributed to the Russo Brothers really belongs to them or not, but, the nature of the images makes it almost doubtless. It seems that the latest image will also be linked to a major point in one of the upcoming films, but, we won’t find out what it exactly means until we watch the film on the big screen.
Russo Brothers are surely masters of their tricks!
Avengers: Infinity War promises a great deal of action, and it won’t be shocking to see a blaze scorching the earth in the movie.
We hope to get a clearer idea when the movie’s trailer comes out, just that we don’t know when that would be.
Avengers: Infinity War releases on May 4, 2018.
