Don Cheadle Explains That Time Mark Ruffalo Spoiled Infinity War's Ending

Unless you read the comics, that is.

It's not every day you spoil - or witness someone spoiling - the ending to a billion-dollar movie and potentially ruining said experience for millions of people across the globe, but Don Cheadle remembers. Time travel would explain how Ant-Man ended up at the Battle of New York, Thor's follicular changes, and it even might explain how Captain Marvel - whose upcoming film is set in the '90s - fits into the plan.

Everyone thought Ruffalo saying "everyone dies" was a joke, but once the film actually came out, it clearly was not, especially because there's video evidence of him saying "half of everyone" died before catching himself and turning it around into a joke. Kimmel asked after playing the interview clip, "You were sitting there, did you know he was going to do that?" But they've grown together, and I think when you find them in this movie and they've been the Secret Avengers for two years because they're being hunted by Ross and the government, they're like a tight-knit family now.

"Based on the science that we've set up in [Ant-Man and Ant-Man and the Wasp], I won't rule out the possibility", Reed tells The Huffington Post. "If you listen very closely, he actually started to say the absolute truth, and then had to try to say 'everybody" after he nearly said 'half.' He just messed the whole thing up!"

Avengers: Infinity War is now available on Blu-ray and Digital HD.

One of the most striking moments (of many) in Avengers: Infinity War is the post-credits scene.