I just posted some of therse on the Orange & Fluffy.
With the new STAR TREK movie some people might to babble - DON'T.
Wait til like next Wednesday or Thursday.
Here are are examples of how to talk or 'spoil' a movie or show without really spoiling anything:
QuoteExamples :
End of STAR WARS chapter V: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK....
"It ends with a coiuple of people and some robots looking out a window."
End of STAR TREK II: The WRATH OF KHAN...
"It ends with Jame T. Kirk on the bridge standing next to a woman and he's smiling. " pauses "Oh yeah The Enterprise is near a planet , then it zooms away."
End of the modern BATTLESTAR GALACTICA...
"It ends with some bearded guy browsing at a magazine."
(No I'm not kidding about that ....)
End of THE CRYING GAME....
A Guy in prison gets a visit from a friend"
End of MATRIX REVOLUTIONS....
"Two people sit on a park bench tallking."
This might make a fun game.
End of CASABLANCA .....
"Two people get on a plane. Two other people walk off into the distance chatting"
- Ed C.
The end of Citizen Kane:
He's talking about his stupid childhood sled.
I'm doing this wrong, I think.
The end of Truman Show:
There's a secret door behind the swimming pool
Quote from: StormBringer;300519The end of Citizen Kane:
He's talking about his stupid childhood sled.
I'm doing this wrong, I think.
Yes that was the wrong way .
Try this :
"A bunch of workmen are moving stuff to a truck."
Still true - but doesn't ruin the movie.
This is hard because when I talk about movies I find it hard not to dig into the meaning behind things which inevitably gives too much away. Here are my attempts at a few of my favorite films.
Oldboy
Two people live happily ever after.
Big Lebowski
They go bowling.
Big Trouble in Little China
A guy drives a truck.
Quote from: Idinsinuation;300563This is hard because when I talk about movies I find it hard not to dig into the meaning behind things ......
Big Trouble in Little China
A guy drives a truck.
Um...you could also add : "...on a dar stormy night...with some really fun music playing in the background"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtW9tBHl2Pk
Sorry I LOVE that song.
- Ed C.
....Run into the Mystic Night....
ME: "Hey, you wanna know how ends?"
TURKEY: "No!"
ME: (Ignoring Turkey's whining) "Okay! The -- "
TURKEY: "NO!!"
ME: " -- screen goes black and the credits roll!"
TURKEY: "You're an ass."
ME: "Your MOM."
TURKEY: "Hey! Don't you go bringing up my mom! What's WRONG with y--"
ME: "DONUTS!"
Nerds...
The "FRINGE" season ender ? :
"Agent Dunham looks out the window of a tall building. Its daytime."
- Ed C.
Quote from: Koltar;300586Um...you could also add : "...on a dar stormy night...with some really fun music playing in the background"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtW9tBHl2Pk
Sorry I LOVE that song.
- Ed C.
....Run into the Mystic Night....
I love this movie. Oriental Gonzo FTW!
Quote from: Benoist;301962I love this movie. Oriental Gonzo FTW!
Indeed!
Quote from: Koltar;301756The "FRINGE" season ender ? :
"Agent Dunham looks out the window of a tall building. Its daytime."
- Ed C.
So his character isn't written out then? He lives?
Avoiding spoilers is harder than you might think, if you give any info at all.
Quote from: Balbinus;303387So his character isn't written out then? He lives?
Avoiding spoilers is harder than you might think, if you give any info at all.
Agent Dunham is a "She", not a "He" - ever since the first episode.
Her name is Olivia Dunham - played by Anna Torv.
Her existence and Gender doesn't "ruin" anything, even if you just saw the pilot episode.
http://us.imdb.com/title/tt1119644/
- Ed C.