Movie Spoiler, how do you deal with them?
By Evey
@evesteban (32)
September 29, 2018 7:00am CST
I love to see movies once in a while and if there is really a good movie to look forward to I definitely squeezed it even after work BUT yesterday, a co-worker heard my plans after work and probably due to her excitement she was telling me how the story went, the ending of the movie and was the movie worth it.
What a movie spoiler! My "plan" is ruined and very much disappointed at her. I just cannot talk to her, tell her off and just left! Just so irritating that I was tempted to pinch or pull her hair. Just not the person who cannot show a person how disappointed I am. Very much a quiet person and it sucks!
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7 responses
@mesbakh (2284)
• Indonesia
30 Sep 18
@evesteban sometimes i need spoiler, to make sure that the movie is good to watch
@evesteban (32)
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30 Sep 18
I love watching online too, still I do not like them telling me even old movies that I have not seen. It lessens the thrill.
@CaptAlbertWhisker (32701)
• Calgary, Alberta
29 Sep 18
Avoid the internet until you watched it. Also avoid your friends and family who watched it because they are walking spoilers.
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@sweetashoney (3597)
• United States
29 Sep 18
I also don't like someone telling me what happens. Most of the time when someone starts telling me about a movie I also just cut them off like Angel responded, I just tell them no, no don't tell me about it, I haven't seen it yet!
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@anya12adwi (9631)
• India
30 Sep 18
I am just not bothered.. The more I hear spoilers, the more my desires grow to watch the movie
@dave121495 (1296)
• Philippines
1 Oct 18
Just don't let your co-worker know what are you going to watch so you don't get spoil. I know the feeling of spoiling the movie because of the goodness i've seen.
@flapiz (23148)
• United Kingdom
30 Sep 18
I normally just tell them to shut up as I haven’t watched it yet. But in a joking manner of course. Like 90% true but less offensive.
