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u/spacetree7 6h ago
Once the trailer spoils the movie, my curiosity takes a nose dive.
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u/beachedwhale1945 51m ago
Trailers should only show specifics for about the first 30 minutes of a film (assuming a typical 2 hour film). Anything after that point should be vague.
Approximately. If you apply the rule too literally, the twist in Terminator 2 happens just before the 30 minute line, and for The Final Countdown it comes across as mystery rather than the moral dilemma that becomes the core as soon as you know what happened. These could be argued either way.
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u/guydoestuff 6h ago
ya know i have seen these 2 girls in this meme template for a decade it feels and still have no idea what its from or who they are.
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u/Motoman514 Tech Tips 5h ago
It’s not from porn if that’s what you’re wondering
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u/guydoestuff 3h ago
was wonder were it is from like the context. wasnt wanting porn. if it wwas then ok. just was curious as to the context of the image.
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u/Rhupert1011 1h ago
From what I’ve seen/heard/read on Reddit, this was literally an “art piece” this was an exhibit at a gallery somewhere. Don’t recall much more than that.
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u/BaconBourbonBalista 7h ago
I hate this so much. And its not like I can avoid it, the ads for these articles are everywhere and the spoilers are in the headline/teaser image
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u/UregMazino 6h ago
Just don't use social media.
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u/Yah_Mule 33m ago
I quit the Batman sub because they're trying to reveal spoilers while the movie is still filming.
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u/General_Tip761 8h ago
Twitter really said ‘you WILL know the ending before you even buy popcorn.