[ SECRET POST #3814 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3814 ⌋

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Comments

I'm not fond of those people either.

[(Anonymous)]

I remember when Titanic came out. At the time, most people didn't care about spoilers (there are always those special few who do) because everybody knew the boat sank. As a matter of fact, that's why a lot of people went to see the movie, they wanted to watch the boat sink - it was a selling point. Up until it became clear in the movie that the boat was going to sink and a lot of the characters the audience had been introduced to were going to die and then everybody didn't want the boat to sink. Part of it was that they cared about the characters, but I think part of it was realizing that though it was a fictional story set in a historical event, that historical event was a real human tragedy and a lot of people died that didn't have to. This is all to say that you can know the basics of what happens in a story and still enjoy the way it unfolds and how the characters react.

Sometimes I want spoilers and sometimes I don't (I mostly like to know things, but still like being surprised sometimes), but it's up to me to avoid the spoilers if I don't want them. What I really can't stand is trailers that spoil you for things that don't happen - I know trailers are sometimes made way before even first cut, but damn sometimes it's the things that get cut that I really wanted to see.