Scott Berkun

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• Anil - April 10, 2008 at 7:18 am

• I noticed spoiler warnings in Wikipedia movie articles as well.

  The spoiler reviews are not always bad, sometimes they can save you from hours of torture.

  
  

• EverydayUX: Everyday User Experience » Blog Archive » Links for April 9th through April 10th - April 10, 2008 at 12:01 pm

• [...] scottberkun.com » What every movie review website needsMy only qualm is that I think people might not even know to look there. My instinct is that people have been trained to think of a “Flag This” button being limited to inappropriate content, rather than for something like spoilers. [...]

  
  

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• 1minutefilmreview - April 12, 2008 at 12:38 pm

• Well, our reviews are all spoiler-free!

  
  

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• LoneWolfSullivan - May 7, 2008 at 8:35 am

• Fuck spoilers! Why bother reading a review anyway?

  I’ve written 200 Movie Reviews for a book. Until I removed them, they were by far the very best on the internet.

  I AM THE NUMBER ONE SPOILER! That’s my job as a Movie Reviewer.

  For example, Eddie Murphy’s PLUTO NASH has a surprise villain. NOBODY on the internet mentioned who it is. I MENTIONED THAT EDDIE MURPHY PLAYS THE VILLAIN and I mentioned it in the first sentence of my review!

  Repeat: If you don’t want so-called Spoilers, don’t read fucking Movie Reviews.

  
  

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• The Massie Twins - April 10, 2009 at 9:36 pm

• We try not to write spoilers, but occasionally they slip. Nothing big, but especially when writing about classic films, it’s hard not to mention things that are assumed to be common knowledge.