Do You Care If A Movie Is Spoiled For You Or Nah?

[mannyrs13]

I do and I hate it. My friend be doing it where I gotta stay off social media on Sundays. Yesterday he sent a picture to our fantasy football chat and I was on the computer not the phone. Usually I ignore it but then he typed something after and it was the spoiler. Made the mistake of going on FB later on and he had two more spoilers posted. I knew about a mayor endgame spoiler cuz of him before it happened. Gotta avoid his ass and any social media on Sundays cuz they be leaking shyt early.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

a good movie can't be spoiled. Only films with no replay value like the sixth sense. Saw that movie once, never felt a need or desire to watch it again.
But if someone leaked the plot of Sandlot to me as kid, i still would've seen that movie 80 times.

You don't think you could rob someone of the experience that is The Prestige by telling them the twist?

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

ever since I got The Sixth Sense spoiled for me back in the day I've been extra sensitive towards spoilers breh

BRUH! Conan O'Brien spoiled that shyt for me. I tried to watch it after that and I just couldn't.

I do think people overreact to spoilers but for SOME movies it's such an integral part of the experience that if you get spoiled it ruins everything. That's why if I really care about a movie I just see it ASAP. In today's world you can't avoid spoilers for shyt. nikkas still aint seen Avengers talkin bout they mad it's being spoiled and I'm like

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

Avengers spoilers would have pissed me off, whereas that Megan Good and Michael Ealy movie spoilers would be

The thought of someone caring enough to spoil this has me

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

Here are a list of movies/tv episodes that I'm truly glad I didn't have spoiled:
-The Prestige
-Avengers: Endgame
-GoT: Red Wedding
-GoT: Hold the Door (I watched it like a year later and was like at the end)
-Get Out (I went in almost completely blind and was like at the end)

Here are some that were spoiled and affected the viewing experience:
-Sixth Sense (couldn't even make it past the first 15 minutes)
-The Usual Suspects (the Jay-Z video gave it away but it was still a worthy watch)
-The Blair Witch Project (oh this shyt aint real, no point in even watching it)

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Depends. Some stuff where the visuals or acting matters more than the story, I don’t care. And even with plot driven stories, I have a bad attention span, so knowing the key points up front allows me to catch more details. But If it’s one of the few shows I really care about tho, I avoid them.

I’m not a big movie person so anything other than horrors/thrillers, I don’t care if they’re spoiled.

 

[radio rahiem]

Nvm

 

[AllHolosEve]

People saying a movie isn't good if a spoiler can ruin it are tripping. Plenty great movies have twists & turns that can fukk up a good movie.

They might not fukk up the whole movie but fukk up important parts OF THE movie. This can definitely make me not wanna even see some shyt if it gets spoiled.

 

[richaveli83]

I'm indifferent when it comes to superhero flicks. 9/10 if I read a spoiler I'll probably won't even remember the spoilers when I eventually watch the movie. I read the spoilers for Batman vs Superman, Black Panther, Civil War, Deadpool, Rogue One, and Days of Future Past days before they were released and still saw them day one or a few days after release.

I was able to avoid Endgame spoilers without even trying.