[ SECRET POST #4495 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4495 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: Secrets (fandom or non fandom)/unpopular opinions

[philstar22]

I think people just are different when it comes to movies. That's how it is for me. I can know the entire plot going in and still love a movie. In fact, it can increase my enjoyment because I can see details I'd miss trying to follow the plot. And I hate surprises. That being said, for some people, that first viewing and the surprise is important, and that's okay too.

I just hate the whole notion that no one should even be allowed to read spoilers and that spoilers ruin it for everyone. If I want spoilers, that's on me.

Re: Secrets (fandom or non fandom)/unpopular opinions

[(Anonymous)]

My thoughts exactly. Every great once in a while there might be something I'll try and avoid spoilers for, but for the most part, yeah, I'm fine with them, too.

I also consider the fact that sometimes when I read spoilers, I'm getting somebody's personal interpretation/bias of the characters/events (not meaning that in a negative way, either, just noting that people will view characters and situations differently sometimes). Yeah, I might know the general summary of what happens, but I also may take away something entirely different from the story that the spoilers didn't mention or missed or whatever, too. So even there, I'm still getting something potentially new out of the story, you know?