[ SECRET POST #3101 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3101 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

...3 years is not right when it comes out.

[(Anonymous)]

+1 to this. if you haven't been bothered for 3 years, then guess what - somewhere out in the world, you may run into information! and learn something about a movie you haven't bothered to watch! since the world isn't going to protect you for over three years!

[intrigueing]

Well, yeah IA. But I wasn't talking about that. I was talking about the statement that "everyone who would care has already seen it." Which is, no.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

but wasn't that anon referring to that particular spoiler? so, "it's been out for ages, anyone who would actually care has seen it already" because it's been three years since the movie. if it had been a movie that came out last week, i get your point - but i didn't take other-anon's comment to mean that at all.

or do i not understand you?

[(Anonymous)]

Uh...if someone hasn't bothered to see a particular movie in three years, I'd definitely say they don't care about it enough. I certainly don't think that idea is so crazy that it's the "stupidest thing you've ever heard".

[intrigueing]

Lol. How could they know whether or not they care about it if, for example, they haven't seen it or its predecessors? There are plenty of times when someone stumbles across a movie they hadn't heard of, or didn't think they'd be interested in, only to be pleasantly surprised and wind up loving it.