To spoil, or not to spoil???

Even I am desperately waiting for its release and just like you have tried, not to hear any gossips about the movie. And I believe this excitement is worth it! The movie is not going to disappoint us!!

I'm thrilled to see the movie, and I haven't kept up with anything at ALL. I want to be surprised. At first, when the movies began, I really paid attention to actor selection because it was so important to me.

Then they had Cuaron do the movies.

I wanted to die.

After Cuaron I stopped paying attention completely to any info before the movies. Like. COMPLETELY. It's so sad. His wasn't awful, but it wasn't amazing like the others. It just kind of killed my thrill forever. Maybe HBP will be good enough to rekindle it. I HOPE so.

Even if it spoils the ending, I LOVE getting spoils from movies. I just can't help it that I'm a curious cat haha. I mean, to me spoils only reveal the facts of the movie. You won't know in detail what leads to the juicy parts or what happens after. So to me it's just like a helpful preparation for the movie.

I am a complete HP fans.I have been to attract the whole magic world.

I like being surprised frankly, I only want to know how good the performances are, not plot points.

Hey, your first own topic . Congrats!

I like spoilers most of the time, I am a curious being so keeping myself from watching spoilers for something I am anxious about seeing is hard. I do not study them like you did in the past, but I do enjoy watching them. I can't waitte for the Half Blood Prince to hit the theaters, I loved all the movies so far .

I'm an internet junkie, so I usually know a lot of things before they come out. But with HP6, it's an exception. I haven't checked out anything about it. Not that I'm not interested, but I don't want to get spoiled since HBP seems to be the darkest of all the books, I really want to be surprised in the cinema.:)

The problem with these movies and all movies that have been adapted from previously published works is that you have the ultimate spoilers, and these in particular like the LOTR books are very popular and most people have read them so it is difficult not to know at least part of what is going to happen. A good movie adaption is able to surprise you even when you know the story, unlike cartoons/comic adaptions that have so many stories and since they can change it to suit what is wanted as long as they stay faithful to the characters. To be honest, though I have not tried to avoid any mention of the new Harry Potter, I have not been actively interested in it, I will see it hopefully enjoy it as I did the others.