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How the fuck are actors supposed to give a good performance with this kind of direction

Tom Holland is a fucking incredible actor to have given the performance he did in Infinity War whole having to deal with this shit

I mean he absolutely is that’s very hard to act against and he is amazing for doing it, but to be fair, would YOU tell Tom Holland a spoiler from a movie you’re shooting?

yes, because he is an actor, and that is how acting works

But it’s also Tom Holland, known for leaking spoilers

tom holland is also an actor, and that is how acting works

if your movie is ruined by a twist being spoiled it’s not a good movie. you can enjoy a movie even if you know what’s going to happen; there’s cinematography, effects, performances, jokes and music all to enjoy.

valuing the movie not being spoiled over having the best performance you can just shows you view it as a product :/

Like if you can’t even tell him who he’s fighting then???

The premise of “nobody’s going to see this movie if they get spoiled for 1 thing” falls apart when you remember that making movies from books is a thing that’s been going on successfully for quite some time now and that the fans of the books are usually first in line to buy their tickets, since you see a movie because you want to see HOW a plot point was portrayed, and if your only selling point is the plot point in itself then why would I pay close to $20 for a movie ticket when i can get the same bland experience reading a synopsis?