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Well, you spoiled it already, so I already know and I kinda lost interest in the movie...
Shakespeare tells you in the first five minutes that 'Romeo And Juliet' is a tragedy.
'Titanic' had almost a century of spoilers published before it opened.
Did you really think that Luthor had a chance going into "Superman???"
Wow, yes, great argument.
Some popular media is widely spoiled therefore no spoiler ever matters in any other media.
Or, if it's well done, the spoiler doesn't matter.
Do you really want to argue that any of those are twists or "big surprises"?
Shush with your logic and common sense!
Many/most? People have never heard of this movie before a few weeks ago. And I didn't know there was a book until I just opened this thread...
But hey lets computer it to probably the 3 most un- spoilable movies in the last century /s
Or, you can know the spoiler and still enjoy the thing, if it's well done.
Did you stop reading the book into the 8th chapter? It's a spoiler only for the quarter of the story.
It's a spoiler, but not a plot breaking one. The encounter happens quite early in the book