I sure am glad I saw the wonderful film Brooklyn before reading Cranky Hanke’s review of it!
Without warning, he reveals two key plot twists in the second paragraph. Hey, Mr. Hanke — ever heard of the phrase “spoiler alert”? Please try to employ this courtesy in future reviews.
— Cameron Walker
Asheville
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2 thoughts on “Letter writer: Spoiler alert needed for movie reviews”
If it hurts your widdle feewings so much, maybe you should just stop reading his movie reviews.
Damn it! I like finding out if there’s spoilers on my own! Thanks for ruining it for me.