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	Comments on: Animation Addicts Podcast #344: Do Spoilers Make or Break a Movie?	</title>
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		By: Harvey		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[If I&#x27;m sure I&#x27;m going to watch a film, I avoid everything about it that I can including trailers and it still isn&#x27;t always enough. I saw the new mission impossible recently and the poster featured an image from almost the end of the movie. However, when I&#x27;m uncertain about if I&#x27;ll like a film, particularly if it&#x27;s a darker genre like a thriller, I occasionally try and find out if it&#x27;s a very downbeat ending beforehand, but I still try and keep as much of the plot unknown as possible. Just so I go in with the right mindset.

Also I&#x27;ve seen Little Italy twice (years apart with different people) and I don&#x27;t think any film has ever made me crave a particular food more. Both viewings left me with weeks of longing for a hand-made pizza.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If I&#x27;m sure I&#x27;m going to watch a film, I avoid everything about it that I can including trailers and it still isn&#x27;t always enough. I saw the new mission impossible recently and the poster featured an image from almost the end of the movie. However, when I&#x27;m uncertain about if I&#x27;ll like a film, particularly if it&#x27;s a darker genre like a thriller, I occasionally try and find out if it&#x27;s a very downbeat ending beforehand, but I still try and keep as much of the plot unknown as possible. Just so I go in with the right mindset.</p>
<p>Also I&#x27;ve seen Little Italy twice (years apart with different people) and I don&#x27;t think any film has ever made me crave a particular food more. Both viewings left me with weeks of longing for a hand-made pizza.</p>
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