It’s also worth noting that fans in the US are going to have to wait one extra week before they get the film, so those who want to get the full story as a unique experience and avoid any spoilers should probably stay away from major Internet discussions about the film for the week after its release.
At the same time, they should also probably refrain from following news outlets that focus on films, as there will be a lot of buzz about “X-Men: Apocalypse” once it’s out, and people will be sharing information about the film all over the place.
Even headlines can sometimes ruin the experience for fans if they are written in a certain way that reveals major spoilers for the new plot, but of course this can all be avoided with a little extra control over what one is reading during that time.
Either way, the US is going to get the film on May 27, 8 days after it’s out in the UK, so that’s not too much time to avoid discussing the production on the Internet, especially for those who’ve already said what they want to say in discussions in the weeks leading up to the release, which should include a large part of the fan base.