My son is like that. He told me after seeing HP-OOTP, "I don't get
why nobody appreciates spoilers!" He was 10 at the time and I knew
if I didn't warn him about what happens at the end of that story he'd
totally freak. As it was he cried a LOT until the action got
exciting again. Fortunately, Dumbledore shows up and fights with
Voldie within a couple of minutes. He likes spoilers. I still enjoy
things as much with spoilers, but I just love the feeling of
discovering something on my own.

Miriam

--- In Admirersfrom13-30ofALANRICKMANgroup@yahoogroups.com, Ann
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> OMG!!   I can't wait!!  Spoilers do not affect me.  I will
immensely enjoy the film regardless!!!   YAY!!!   I can't wait!! 
Just a few more hours... just a few more hours!!!
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> --- On Mon, 12/8/08, callis4773 <callis4773@...> wrote:
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> From: callis4773 <callis4773@...>
> Subject: [Admirersfrom13-30ofALANRICKMANgroup] Re: Has anyone seen
Nobel Son other than me?
> To: Admirersfrom13-30ofALANRICKMANgroup@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 1:26 PM
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> Oh my GOD that "shagging the student scene!!!" "Ohhhh, I'm
> enjoooyyying this soooo muuuuch!" ROFLMAO. God what a complete
> arse. Love the scene when he's lying on the bed. He looks like he's
> actually chewing his tie! ROFLMAO. He's so TOTALLY getting into his
> character you can feel it. Diving for the chocolate. I love the use
> of the Strawberry Shortcake inflatable chair. HEE HEEE! OMG. I
> can't wait to get this on DVD so I can watch my favorite scenes
> obsessively. Oh I hope they have some outtakes. I can well imagine
> people had to work not to get the giggles with some of that stuff.
> Poor Alan, he really hates the idea of being so degrading to women.
> I'm sure the women with whom he did those scenes didn't suffer at
all
> because it IS acting afterall, but I think I sort of get what he
> meant when he said he felt sort of sickened by the whole thing. The
> fact that there really are people who behave like Eli. I do wish
> there had been a bit more of Eli being miserable. I mean what good
> is it that he's lost everything if the next scene is him chatting
up
> yet another student. I guess it points out that he'll never change.
> It's probably close to reality for someone. Having hung around
> brilliant PhD scientists for more than 20 years now, I can say I've
> seen some things that come quite close to Eli. LOL. He is an
> exaggeration, of course, but there are some elements that are quite
> close to reality. Anyway, I loved the film. I love the messy hair,
> bathrobe, weird t-shirt, toothpaste on his face scene right before
> Barkley abducts him. LOL. I was giggling like an idiot. My husband
> was laughing quite a bit so obviously it wasn't JUST fun for me.
> There was only 1 other person in the theater.
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> Anyway, what did you think?
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> Miriam
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> --- In Admirersfrom13- 30ofALANRICKMANg roup@yahoogroups .com, Ann
> Barber <brookeandrebecca@ ...> wrote:
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> > Talk to me!!
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> > --- On Mon, 12/8/08, callis4773 <callis4773@ ...> wrote:
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> > From: callis4773 <callis4773@ ...>
> > Subject: [Admirersfrom13- 30ofALANRICKMANg roup] Has anyone seen
> Nobel Son other than me?
> > To: Admirersfrom13- 30ofALANRICKMANg roup@yahoogroups .com
> > Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 1:03 PM
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> > I'm getting on all my AR groups and asking this. I wanna have a
> > discussion with someone who isn't worried about spoilers.
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> > Miriam
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