Mark Ruffalo 'Spoils' The Ending Of 'Avengers: Infinity War' Because We All Needed To Be Trolled

Avengers: Infinity War is one of the most anticipated films in decades; there's no denying how massive an undertaking this has been for Marvel Studios. Infinity War will bring together the largest collection of heroes that we've ever seen on screen to face the world-ending threat of Thanos. Naturally, with all these moving pieces, it can be hard for Marvel actors to remember what they're allowed to talk about and what they've got to keep under wraps.

But before that, a few of the MCU actors have other Marvel movies to promote. While talking to Good Morning America, star #MarkRuffalo (Bruce Banner/Hulk) was stopped by co-star #DonCheadle (James Rhodes/War Machine) from dropping spoilers about Ruffalo's upcoming movie, Thor: Ragnarok. Ruffalo managed to hold his tongue about Ragnarok, but he definitely dropped a "spoiler" for Infinity War while he was at it...

While it's clear Ruffalo and Cheadle are joking, and this isn't quite the caliber of spoilers that Spider-Man Tom Holland has leaked, the stakes in the #MCU have never been higher, which makes Ruffalo's comment all the more curious. For all of Ruffalo's trolling, we know that there is a grain of truth in it. With the Infinity Stones, Thanos seemingly has the power to actually kill off all the Avengers and rip apart the fabric of the universe itself, just like in Tony Stark's vision in Avengers: Age of Ultron. While it's highly likely the movie will be an extinction-level event, it's safe to say at least a few of our heroes won't be making it out of Avengers 4 alive, if not #InfinityWar itself.

Beyond that, though, Ruffalo did give us a few bits about #ThorRagnarok, namely that he and Thor would be "teaming up to save Asgard." We saw Hela wreck things in the trailer, so the idea that they're trying to save Asgard is surprising—maybe it won't be entirely decimated? On top of that, we can expect that Loki will help his brother save his home, as duplicitous as he is. Considering the last time Loki and Hulk met, Hulk used him as a living flyswatter, their dynamic should be interesting.

But even if they do team up, Ruffalo also hinted that things won't end well for our heroes. So either they fail to save Asgard, or something worse than a destroyed Asgard is the ultimate result of Hela's destructive plans. Either way, Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is going to test our heroes like they've never been tested before.