why do people spoil movies for other people?

Mu51cman · **Joined:** Sun Sep 06, 2009 11:28 pm **Posts:** 98

I think everyone knows someone that does this, but what's the point in spoiling movies for people? I hate it when there's a movie I really want to see and then my friend starts talking about the movie and when I say, "stop, I really don't want to hear anything about it since I want to watch it." He kind of laughs and KEEPS F*&KING TALKING!!!

I really hate that. And it just happened again recently for a movie I've been wanting to see. I just don't get why when you tell someone basically, "Stop talking about the movie." they keep talking?!?!?!

is it some kind of morbid pleasure in ruining movies for people? Why do I want to go see a movie now that I was just told the ending after repeatedly asking to not spoil the movie for me.

Some people just need to get slapped with a bag of wet dog sh*t!

/end bitc*y rant.

YZFJOE · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:06 pm

Amen. +1

cvilleira · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 4:04 pm

Are these Fender movies? :wink:

gridlok · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 4:07 pm

How 'bout a lit up cellphome - two rows in front of you, in a dark movie theatre?

"It's all about me, me, me, just me. There are no other people in this theatre - just me!"

(Thanks for letting me get that off my chest.) :oops:

Back to your thread.

Gridlok

nikininja · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 4:28 pm

a friend of mine sussed the 6th sense out 17 minutes into the film and told me the answer. I was dumbstruck to find he was right.

It doesnt worry me, I enjoy a film even if they dont make much sense. I'm still pondering Donnie Darko. I enjoy all of the film. Its the story, not just the ending. We're losing the art of storytelling, fast.

Claude Gallichand · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 6:47 pm

I watched "The Guitar" by Amy Redford last week. Interesting movie.

Claude.

wilburcook · **Joined:** Thu Jul 19, 2007 2:45 pm **Posts:** 1271

I totalt agree. I had rented a movie and was night it all olone one evening when a friend drops by. Well as you probly guessed he blurts out the ending. I was pi&&ed to say the least, so i turned off the dvd ejected the movie handed it to my friend and tald him to drop it off on his way home.

Mr Bill · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 8:27 pm

nikininja wrote:

Its the story, not just the ending.

Hello Nikinina,

Sure enough, There are many movies I've seen repeatedly.
Always more to see in a great film.

Cheers.

russianracehorse · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 8:43 pm

Yeah, spoilers are a B...

Whatever you do, don't go to this website: http://www.themoviespoiler.com/

straycat113 · **Posted:** Fri Oct 09, 2009 10:04 pm

I agree all the way and this was something my older brother taught me from a young age. Yes we all have films we have watched many times,but there is nothing like that first time. I have no problem with someone figuring out the main focal point and there are movies that I will let someone tell me about. Usually an action film or comedy. I will never forget when they were making Carlitos Way with Pacino by my house and my friend got me in to see the train scenes being shot plus I got to meet Al who was super cool. Anyway I was looking really foward to it coming out and my inlaws went to see it the first day. When I asked them how it was my father in law said really good but I knew they were going to kill him at the end. I was dumbfounded and it totaly killed it for me when I saw it. There are people out there that want you to tell them the whole movie before they see it and I dont get it.