If you are putting a spoiler in the message, put "Spoiler" IN the thread title. Don't ruin it for someone who hasn't yet seen the movie but is going to read comments to find out how others felt about the movie.
sharePeople shouldn't be coming on here to the message boards then if they don't want to see any spoilers or find out things that happen in the movie. That's what message boards are for, people discuss things about the movie or have questions so therefore there are always going to be details about the movie. If you are coming on to find out how others felt about the movie, usually those people posting what they thought are obviously going to have details about things that happened in the movie as well.
shareObviously you've never noticed the Spoiler link when you either begin a new thread or reply to an existing thread. Why do you think that's available?? To let readers know there's a spoiler in the comment so they can then choose to read it or Not to read it. There have been many threads asking people to please use that, or list "spoiler" in the thread title. Pay Attention!
shareThanks lanechanger. Sometimes the obvious needs to be spelled out. I often ask questions about a movie so I can decide if it's worth watching.
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