Red Mosquito

Rangi Guy wrote:Why should this movie be any different from others where we spoiler up till when it's released?

Makes no difference to me - I'm probably not seeing it for a week or two after it's released. Just don't understand what makes this movie so different

Do you live under a rock?

Strat wrote:How about this: Write your general impression and then spoiler anything you want to discuss.

The onus is on the person who is yet to see the movie, not the person who has already seen it.

That is an outrage!

zeb wrote:

Strat wrote:How about this: Write your general impression and then spoiler anything you want to discuss.

The onus is on the person who is yet to see the movie, not the person who has already seen it.

Have you no love for your community and fellow rmers??

I hold RM and its peoples in high regard.

I have just wandered into this thread for some unknown reason, I will never see this film as long as I live, but while I'm here I may as well say that spoiler-tagging posts of a film that has already been released is COMPLETE AND UTTER MADNESS.

If you don't want to know, just don't click on the thread. Just don't. It's that easy! Just don't.

zeb wrote:The onus is on the person who is yet to see the movie, not the person who has already seen it.

Exactly.

Birds in Hell wrote:I have just wandered into this thread for some unknown reason, I will never see this film as long as I live, but while I'm here I may as well say that spoiler-tagging posts of a film that has already been released is COMPLETE AND UTTER MADNESS.

If you don't want to know, just don't click on the thread. Just don't. It's that easy! Just don't.

zeb wrote:The onus is on the person who is yet to see the movie, not the person who has already seen it.

Exactly.

You know what else is easy? Spoiler tagging shit.

I was going to make a point, but then I realized that this is the most boring argument of all time.

but I want to visit this thread to laugh at everyone as their hopes and dreams are crushed! I can't do that if there are spoilers!

Strat wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:I have just wandered into this thread for some unknown reason, I will never see this film as long as I live, but while I'm here I may as well say that spoiler-tagging posts of a film that has already been released is COMPLETE AND UTTER MADNESS.

If you don't want to know, just don't click on the thread. Just don't. It's that easy! Just don't.

zeb wrote:The onus is on the person who is yet to see the movie, not the person who has already seen it.

Exactly.

You know what else is easy? Spoiler tagging shit.

We're all grown-ups here, Strat. If people don't want to know about a film, don't open a discussion thread about it on the internet. It's not rocket science.

Strat wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:Why should this movie be any different from others where we spoiler up till when it's released?

Makes no difference to me - I'm probably not seeing it for a week or two after it's released. Just don't understand what makes this movie so different

Because people are asking for it to be different.

I don't understand why this is so hard for people to grasp.

Can I request that everyone spoiler discussion in the Game of Thrones thread until I've seen each episode?

Hateful Eight comes out here two weeks after the US opening date. Could everyone just spoiler discussion in that thread until I see the movie next year? Thanks.

You can, but if you were the only one requesting it it would be ignored. However if a large portion of people in the GoT thread asked for spoiler tags until Tuesday, to give people time to catch up on the DVR, it wouldn't be unreasonable to just do that.

So who nominates this ridiculous arbitrary date?

What is the critical mass of boarders that legitimises a blanket spoiler request?

this is exhausting, you're right, the whole thing is ridiculous

Exactly my point.

we will just create a new thread on Wed for those who have seen the movie. we will merge on Monday. I beg the forgiveness and forbearance of any poster made uncomfortable by this arrangement, and apologize for the incredible inconvenience and psychic harm this may cause