Time to really start avoiding spoilers, esp on mi6-hq.com

Napoleon Plural

It's getting easy to piece stuff together, and I would avoid mi6-hq.com which always flags up its tastiest news items on the home page.

I have been stung having a look at that site for a bit of alternative chat. ('What, like we can't see other people?')

Hard to do, but worth remembering.

The Domino Effect

Adulterer.

Napoleon Plural

But honey! I was thinking of you!

Moore Than

I have not been avoiding any spoilers to date but I was surprised by the latest news item on the home page of MI6. If they insist on putting that sort of thing on their home page it should come with a different title and spoiler warning.

Mr Beech

I'm avoiding them now. I barely even read this section of the threads now for fear of the plot details getting to my eyes.

Moore Than

Moore Than wrote:

I have not been avoiding any spoilers to date but I was surprised by the latest news item on the home page of MI6. If they insist on putting that sort of thing on their home page it should come with a different title and spoiler warning.

Just to clear things up. I was surprised by the latest news item being on the home page of MI6. I was surprised they revealed a key plot detail without any spoiler/warning. I was not surprised by the key plot detail itself as I already knew it.

HowardB

Thanks for the heads-up. I actually avoided reading those....but it was very tempting.

Napoleon Plural

It's not just that (not sure I got spoiled on plot stuff) it's the locations that aren't what they seem... imagine if every Pinewood location had been flagged up before the Bond films we see and shown up as not what they really are.

oscar rubio

Yes this is the time

ZorinIndustries

Thanks for the warning indeed. Over here in the US we only have eight months ("only" haha) until Skyfall comes out and i think now is the time to tune out to build the suspense for the premiere.

toutbrun

I also try to avoid the spoilers (except a few pictures here and there).