The ending is spoiled on the trailer!!!

Rating: 1/10 (23 June 2017)

So, I watched the trailer for "The Avengers". It has Loki bragging he has an army, to which Tony Stark/Iron Man replies that they have The Hulk...
I supposed that, maybe, if I didn't know absolutely anything about The Hulk from the comics, I wouldn't have predicted the ending of the film with that. I mean, they had The Hulk... So what? Considering the cool and calm way Mr. Stark said that, I could conclude that he thought (or, more likely, had it for granted) that the so-called "Hulk" was so powerful that anything, even a whole army, thrown on it wouldn't even tickle. It just happens that's the case in the film.
Unlike most superheroes, The Hulk has no Achilles Heel (apart from himself). The more things you throw on The Hulk, the stronger he becomes, infinitely and exponentially. That piece of information is not presented on this film, as far as I can remember (and not even in any of The Hulk films, but I don't remember most of them, so I can't be sure), but it wasn't necessary. The morons that cut that trailer should have known better than to put that Robert "Tony" Downey "Stark" Jr.'s one-liner on the it. Yes, it spoiled the ending for me, and no, I didn't watch the trailer on purpose, it was shown when I went to the theatre to watch something else (I was so shocked by the spoiling trailer that I can't even remember what I went to watch, then).
This film is boring, uninspired, over-hyped, so badly scripted/plotted that it can't even be called "pretentious" (is that good or bad, for a film of this genre?!) and the visual effects are so exaggerated that everything looks fake. Even so, it has one of the best lines of all superheroes films I've seen. It comes like this, the film starts, there is a lot of boring/annoying bla-bla-blah and, after Mr. Stark tells Loki that they have The Hulk, Bruce Banner reappears, someone says him that it would be good if he could get angry, to which Dr. Banner replies... Sorry, even with "spoilers on", I can't force myself to tell you this. If you don't want to watch this film (if I hadn't, I wouldn't, believe me, it's really that boring), go to a search engine site and look for "The Avengers Hulk angry secret" and watch a clip of the scene, because it's THE ONLY piece of all of it that is worth watching. I can't say that that alone would be worth the price of admission, but it surely put a smile on my bored face.
10 stars for Dr. Bruce Banner's one line, -7 for all the rest.