Avengers: Infinity War Release Date: A round-up of major plot spoilers unraveled

By Staff Reporter

Apr 04, 2015 11:44 AM EDT

Avengers: Infinity War's greatest villain Thanos will once again terrorize not only the Earth but the whole universe. He is now off to finding the 6 infinity stones that will make him as powerful as ever. Of course our bandwagon of heroes, The Avengers, will not let this happen.

However, Thanos will eventually collect all of these stones and will possess the power of the galaxies through the gauntlet that could sweep not less than half of the existence. This colossal and ultra-powerful villain is obsessed with death. He wipes off anyone he desires to kill by will, including our heroes.  

With the second sequel of the movie come the inclusion of new casts such Black Panther and most likely Loki the Trickster and many more to join the team. Thanos is such a big enemy whose power extends to inter-galaxies that it will be needing more heroes not just from the Earth but maybe will include our cosmic heroes, The Guardians of the Galaxy.

Our heroes need to work hand in hand to defeat their common enemy for the universe if they want anything and anyone existing. They need to stop Thanos from destroying everything before it's too late.  This infinity war with Thanos might be their last war in their entire life.

This movie will be an exciting one watching two set of heroes in one movie; The Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxies heroes. The second sequel is divided into two parts the one of which will be shown on May 4, 2018 and the second part of the franchise will be on May 3, 2019.

The said movie is part of an 11-year story for marvel comics which will end through Avengers: Infinity war.

The tw part film Avengers Infinity War is still in development is directed by Anthony and Joe Russo. Meanwhile, Marvel hardcore fans can look forward to the premiere of Avengers: Age of Ultron. 

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