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So, what happens if we're in a cinema a month or two before release and a B25 trailer gets shown? Eyes shut and fingers in ears?
My pleasure @Agent_99. We're glad to have you with us in this endeavour! :)
I regrettably don't visit the cinema very often (only really for Bond films and if lucky the odd non-Bond film) so it's not really a problem for me. However, for other members of the Colders Federation, I would suggest having a blindfold and some heavy-duty earmuffs on your person on any future cinema visit as an absolute must. Thus, one can safely avoid any Bond 25 trailer promotion contamination! It really is that simple.
I suspect the reaction will rather be "Damn! Oh well..."
She should. After all, @Agent_99, my dear girl, there are some things that just aren't done, like running into the Bond 25 trailer at the movies without carrying earmuffs!
The same is true on DuckDuckGo, which is even more impressive as that search engine doesn’t use cookies or personalize results, so it has nothing to do with my Bond interests skewing the result.
That's a good sign that you and @Creasy47 have made something original!
In other words, trademark that bad boy and we'll be sitting on a beach, earning 20 percent.
But surely whatever we might've discovered is not as important as whether we discovered it through an intentional search. I didn't --damned spoiler text plugin betrayed me on Facebook--, and the letter seems to suggest I'm not alone.
Anyway, aren't such struggles part of what we must face as Colders? One can't just throw in the towel at the first sign of adversity. The spirit of Colders and its pursuit of a spoiler-free Bond experience remains alive in me. I can feel it. Personally, I must say there is a higher chance of Zao returning for Bond 25 than of me looking at stills, trailers, cast lists, plot summaries and spoilerific threads. I'm going in as blind as possible.
As @mattjoes said you haven't really committed a "crime" against the Federation as a third party brought you the Bond 25 news. It's not as if you went out proactively seeking it, which would have been against the rules. I think that there is an important distinction to be made there.
Yeah! This is the Colders Federation, not Whamageddon.
As CEO of the Colders Federation? That's great news! :)
Like every lawyer, I do love technicalities! ;)
My internet browser has a spoiler plugin that hides text, but you have to paste the text into it first. Maybe I'll just squint my eyes when I do it.
Yes, I know that. But that is unavoidable, though I must say don't go to the movies much, and even if the trailer plays I can always look away-- even if hear something, I won't know for sure it's the title.
The internet is more difficult to deal with though. I take it the Bond 25 Production Diary will be renamed once the title is revealed? By knowing when that'll happen I might be able to do something about it.
You'd pretty much have to avoid the Internet and theater visits in its entirety if you're hoping to avoid the title. Even still, how would you go about avoiding the title on opening day in theaters?
"That one about the British spy who kills people in very strange ways."
"Ah, I think that would be (title).
"Oh, eff you! You've ruined it now."
Ticket person looks on, baffled.