YouTube will do that anyway by just frontpaging some insane spoiler vids thumbnail and title.
Hey there,
I was going to reflexively make that Harry Potter joke about the guy that dies buy decided to take this opportunity to say FUCK JK ROWLING, may her cunt be dry and itchy and her toenails grow into her skin.Have a nice day
I assume this meme was made by an American.
It’s spelt: C U N T And in my country it’s not gendered language.
I am a white man and I’ve been called a cunt more times than I can count. And I’ve called my friends and random people a cunt so many insane amounts of times that even the greatest computer on earth couldn’t calculate it.
It’s pronounced
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Thank you for your attention.
Fuck your censorship, cunt.
Simple as.
Dumbledore dies…
Cunt.
The word is cunt. Cunty Cunty Cunt.
There, now you can rest easy and not have to wonder what the word was.Spelling the word Cunt like cunt is cunty.
Aren’t the only people who care basically children? What is the context in which you are spoiling the plot to a children’s show?
There are a lot of adults who take the MCU way too seriously.
Me watching people take MCU seriously after endgame 7 years ago in which it became painfully obvious Disney ran out of ideas just like they did with every other franchise they own.
Found a spelling error. It’s written: CUNT
I bet there is a spider… or even a man…
You guys still watch Disney Avengers?
If a movie can be spoiled by revealing a plot twist, it’s not a good movie. There are a lot of great movies with great plot twist, but even if you know the twist, the movie is not ruined at all and is endlessly rewatchable.
This is why I hate mysteries. Like Murder on the Orient Express. The most interesting part is the ending and the rest of it is a forgettable man with a moustache talking to other forgettable people for two hours about forgettable stuff. The worst episode of Law and Order is better than any given mystery story.
It doesn’t matter how good the movie is, knowing a plot twist takes away some of the suspension.
I never watch a trailer before I watch a movie. I’ll read who the director is, maybe some of the cast, the short intro line, and the genre. That’s it. Anything more spoils the fun. I can never go blind into a movie on a rewatch, so going blind into the movie on a first watch is the only opportunity.
I disagree
Didn’t they already do a Spider-man movie?
I sure hope Uncle Ben makes it.
Uncle ben does, in fact, not make it. He has nothing to do with the creation of the movie as he is the mascot of a rice company, not an employee in film production
One rule. No one stays dead but Uncle Ben.
The Thing should be fine.
