How easily do movies get spoiled for you? What does it take?

The problem is finding something like "Momento" that strays from the map, hard to find.

This is exactly what I was thinking from my open...

Which is what made Momento spot on... it was the antithesis of a now over-used plot gimmick. (sane is crazy and crazy is sane plot twist).
 
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I hope nobody prewarned you about the surprise ending.


SPOILER ALERT
The ship sinks!

hahaha, if only they had taken out that part of the history out of the history books not to spoil the film.....

I remember it because I must say that that was the most disastrous screening I've been to, first one all the sessions were full, so we had to go to another screen (in another city) while I was standing outside the theater a pidgeon... well you know the rest.... all my head was sticky.......... then we went in and all those teenagers were shouting like crazy people whenever you Leonardo and Kate appeared together.....

Pretty bad screening....and I was 9 by that time. So everything got stuck on my memory and I will never forget it.....
 
Idiots in the theater talking

At a screening of the Korean film "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter... and Spring", a woman next to us was translating the subtitles to her six year old son. After five annoying minutes my wife asked her if she was going to continue for the whole movie.

She was very indignant that we would even ask the question and it was obvious from her atitude she would continue so we moved seats.

I wondered how well she translated the sex scenes later on during the screening. It is not a movie for six year olds. As well as translating she was also adding comments like "see the nice pussy?"

NOTE: this was in regard to an onscreen appearance of an actual feline cat, not something sighted in the above mentioned sex scenes.
 
If it's my first time seeing a movie, I don't like any disruptions that are not movie related.
Older movies that I've seen before, it doesn't bother me. I know them at that point.
 
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