When Avengers: Infinity War was first announced, it was hyped up as a two-part movie, with both installments boasting the Infinity War subtitle. However, Marvel scrapped those initial plans, keeping the third Avengers film Infinity War and giving the fourth film a new title. Well, they've been extremely tight-lipped about that mysterious new title, but a new report on a cinematographer's website may have just revealed, finally, what the film will be called.

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Cinematographer Trent Opaloch is known for working on directors Joe and Anthony Russo's Marvel movies. He previously worked on Captain America: Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, and Avengers: Infinity War. According to the credits on his website, he also worked on Avengers 4, which he lists as Avengers: End Game (via Omega Underground).

While this title has yet to be confirmed, it does have a lot of weight behind it, considering its source. However, Joe Russo previously indicated the Avengers 4 title wasn't spoken in Infinity War. "End Game," of course, was said by Doctor Strange in the film's third act.

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Avengers 4 will release on May 3, 2019.