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actually having a piece of media "spoiled" is not a big deal CMV
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My favorite shows and movies, Twin Peaks, Dark, and Mulbolland Drive, are all media that could be completely spoiled to you and you could still have an entirely new experience watching them. I know because I appreciated each of them more on the rewatch.
"Who killed Laura Palmer?" is barely even the point of the show past the first few episodes. It's one thread in a tangled up spiders web
My only aim is to spoil many shows
The more, the better I feel
I wouldn't even know how to go about spoiling Twin Peaks honestly.
You could say that they're actually living in a fake world, but that's obviously meaningless because of course they are, it's fiction. And diegetically it doesn't really change a thing that they live in a Donnie Darko style tangent world, so much so I'm not even gonna spoiler tag this comment.