OMG IT broke my heart when

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Your spoiler in this post has a typo sweetie. But I agree, I would have liked her and Sam to have a better ending, but even if it had to happen I would have at least liked him to know.




Hey tell me, is it stalking if I follow her like all the way home without her knowing?

<<<<If someone who hasn't seen the movie comes on a message board about the movie, they want it to be spoiled for them.

>>>>Not true! There are plenty of threads that don't spoil the movie for anyone, such as those talking about the incredible acting, whether people liked it or not, etc. that people read to get an idea whether they would like to see the moviel. That's why there is a convention on IMDB to put "spoiler" in the title of threads that contain a spoiler. Conventions that are in place should be honored. >>>>

Nahh, this convention is redundant and pointless. If you haven't seen something then you'd be foolish to go on a message board about it because major plot points can be spoiled just by reading the titles of threads. If you're smart, then to just read reviews to decide whether something is worth seeing, you can go to rottentomatoes.com. Right now I'm watching a popular show that aired a few years ago and I've been tempted to come on the boards to discuss a couple things but didn't because I still have several seasons to go and don't want any major plot points to be spoiled, which they inevitably would be.

Again, the exception would be if you're making a comparison or cross-reference to another movie or TV show. No one would be expecting you to mention this other show and if you're giving away a big secret about it then you should include a spoiler.

Review sites, by nature, tell you just enough to give you a sense of the quality of a film and its basic premise. On message boards, people discuss the entire story in detail. So no one in his right mind would read these if he doesn't expect things to get spoiled. The other reason why it's redundant is that the thread titles usually already imply that major plot points will be discussed, even without the "spoiler" disclaimer, e.g. "What did you think of the ending!!!????" If you hadn't seen it, you'd be ridiculous to click on it just to type out, "I haven't seen it yet but thanks for asking." Obviously if you read that thread you're going to find out the ending.
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