How many saw the movie without having been spoiled? (no spoilers)

POSTED BY: loggerhead
UPDATED: Monday, October 10, 2005 18:55
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MRSEMBASSY

Friday, October 7, 2005 4:15 PM

I was totally unspoiled for the advance preview I went to in June. TOTALLY. Unspoiled. As a result I practically had a nervous breakdown on my way out of the theatre! It took me a LONG time to recover and want to see the film again ...

But now I've seen it 3 more times, and I've decided I love it. In fact, I think it's a gorram masterpiece. I plan on at least twice more this weekend.

-Mrs. Embassy

ZEEK

Friday, October 7, 2005 4:18 PM

I'm a big no spoilers guy. I hate any bit of spoilers now that I've tried it.

So, I didn't see the trailer or anything before seeing the 5/5/05 advance screening. I loved it!

I went no spoilers for Episode II and thought it was way better than most people did. Same thing with Episode III and I still thought that stunk. I did it for all the matrixes and I liked them all well enough.

Basically I'm way too into solving puzzles. I'll know good and well if I saw a bit of something in a preview that hasn't happened yet. I'll be trying to figure out when that will happen and what it means. I'm much happier seeing the movie move along and having the moment where I go..."oh my gosh there's gonna be a fight between those two guys! Cool!" rather than "hmmmm, those guys haven't fought yet so their gonna live through this at least".

MCDUFF

Friday, October 7, 2005 4:59 PM

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Originally posted by ShuaiJan:

Ugggg. Surprise #2 ripped my heart out, stomped it into the ground and chopped it into tiny pieces. I saw it spoiler free on Oct 1st, and I'm still trying to put the pieces back together. I don't know if I could watch it again.

I hear you. I left the movie depressed and am still not sure if I ever want to see it again...

CHRISISALL

Friday, October 7, 2005 10:32 PM

It was a combination of luck, and fast clicking that kept me spoiler-free, although after becoming familiar with Buffy and Angel, I had it in my mind that one of the BAD things was gonna go down- then...AGHHHHHH!!!!!!

Most intense moment of my film-goin' life right there.

Chrisisall, still in shock some

RAKARR

Friday, October 7, 2005 10:36 PM

I knew every thing that was going to happen. Not real shocking or any thing. Still a good watch. I guess the first time I watched it just spoiled the movie for me some the 2nd time i watched it

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VERASNEWOWNER

Monday, October 10, 2005 5:36 PM

When we left the theatre i was constantly in deep thought trying to make as much sense of it all as possible, and a little depressed at some certain 'UNDISCLOSED POINTS' that im still pissed about, and im still trying to figure it out.

But i went in there spoiler free, but was shocked by a number of things.

In the words of Jayne...

"It jus' don't make no sense"

198505

Monday, October 10, 2005 6:06 PM

I mangaed to see it without any spoilers geting to me, took some willpower, but there you go, and then twice in 2 days, I got hit with it.
Damn this is a fine film.

Bit about me while this is my first post:
31, male, live in Lanacshire England, bought the boxset on the strengh of the film trailer wasn't :disappionted:, sneeked out of work early to see the film on thursday when it came out over here, took eldest daughter on friday.
Sometimes feel likethe only Browncoat in red rose country.

'If nothing else works, a total pig-headed unwillingness to look facts in the face will see us through.'

DIETCOKE

Monday, October 10, 2005 6:55 PM

You know, they say you never forget your first time.....I'll never forget seeing Serenity on 5/5/05. Just amazing! I feel so sorry for people who were spoiled. They just don't experience it the same.

NY/NJ Browncoats: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/firefly_nyc

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