un-spoiler alert!

[dududf]

This (although, Avatar? Really? :/)

Yep, Avatar. My film of 2009, and one of the best ways to end a decade I've ever seen.

Perhaps the most entertained I've been by anything since I was 11.

You sir have apparently never seen Watchmen, and you have not read the graphic novel.

Do so now.

Or Zombified arachnid ninjas will hunt you down... and do unspeakable things.

 

[Sion_Barzahd]

I hate spoilers to game story lines or tv series.

Its fun to go into a busy pub and yell "dumbledore dies."

 

[Kuchinawa212]

Oh like in the end in fallout 3 where you...*ThhhhhPT!*

*user was shot in head for about to reveal to the end of a game your should really see to the end yourself*

 

[RatRace123]

I don't really care about spoilers, I mean we all know Luke is Vader's son, but even today watching it, it's still one of the best moments in movie history.
I've always felt that even if you know how it's gonna happen, if it's done well, it doesn't diminish the awesomeness of the moment.

 

[ParadoxBG]

Only way I could do that is if I don't care too much about it.

 

[Erana]

I work too hard to forget spoilers for me to remember any specific instances.

I'm serious.

 

[Jaranja]

How can you forget about something intentionally?

its possible...

Not with sheer force of will, it would have to be physical.

If you try to forget something, it stays in your mind for longer.

 

[ultrachicken]

...How would I remember forgetting something?

 

[Snork Maiden]

Spoilers never bother me, I knew the Fight Club one before I watched it, and it was still absolutely fucking amazing.

If the stories well told, you can know it backwards and still be knocked over by it, which is why I liked Avatar so much. Cliche, but it's great!

Yeah same here, Fight Club is still awesome.

That said knowing who Keyser Söze spoiled Usual Suspects quite a lot - then again this film seemed to be building up to the twist and was built quite heavily on it. Still a good film but not so good without the impact. Fight Club and Empire Strikes Back (to use two examples from this thread) have the twist as part of the story rather than the sole point.