I think you're being a little unfair here, as well as abusive. I also disagree with your position.
There was no spoiler in my title line, and almost none in the content. Besides, lots of spoilers are always included in the forum posts. My approach is not to read the forum until I've seen the film. I feel equally outraged when people include spoilers in reviews, because that's much worse - reviews are read before watching the film, therefore spoilers are a no-no. However, you can't expect people having a lively discussion on a forum to tread on eggshells when it comes to spoilers; it would inhibit free discussion about the film.
I expect you will disagree with me here, but that's my position - and you will NEVER find me revealing a spoiler in a review.
You will note also that I managed to reply to you without calling you names.
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g001-645-760521
11 years ago
OK, so you ignore my main points about spoilers on forum posts being expected, and instead continue to berate me for your particular original gripe.
I'm bored with this now. Bye bye.
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saad_sa11
11 years ago
"Yes, I could look at the written reviews but many of those are by people connected to the film or associated with actors in it."
I would like proof of this, as that kind of thing needs to be reported to the IMDB just like fake reviews for Metacritic.
As for being spoiled, I've been spoiled plenty of times and still liked the build-up to a pivotal moment like with milkshakes in There Will Be Blood or the statue of liberty in Planet of the Apes.
If this spoiler really affected you in such way, take guidance from your own signature: "You want to go home and re-think your life."
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