Do you get annoyed when people in general talk about movies, share huge plot points, with not a care whether or not you've seen the movie?

YES!  I can't stand when people do that.  One of the gals who sits next to me at work does that all the time.  Apparently, she can't tell by the expression on my face that I have no interest in hearing what she's saying.

I don't know.  Sometimes I need to hear spoilers so I know not to waste my time on a crappy film.

  What I can't stand is when I tell someone I haven't yet seen a particular movie but that I plan to see it soon, or when I tell someone that I'm about to see it right at that moment, and the person proceeds to tell me the entire plot:

"Oh, I've seen that one, and let me tell ya, you're simply going to (love/hate) that movie!  It starts out with this quirky guy who knows a lot about grammar but no one around him ever wants to hear it, anyway, he's a coffee fanatic, no, wait, a coffee fiend, so he sells all his belongings and moves to Cali, Colombia so that he can be close to his beloved crop at its source. Since he sold everything to have enough moolah for the trip, he had no clothes, so he wears nothing but black unused trash bags throughout the first half of the movie.  Along the way to South America, he meets an Einstein lookalike who is also a retired teacher, but the guy is in reality a high-class pimp daddy. The grammar/trash bag guy is crazy about women, so he has about three flings a week with various floosies who work for the pimp, but he's cheap, and stiffs them on the payment. He finds out that most of the women are Trump supporters.  The guy doesn't care about politics, but he pretends to be in order to bed these women.  One of them is Welsh, or Scottish, or Maori, something like that, but she hates him, so instead of sleeping with him, she retires from her job and feeds homeless people at shelters. Anyway, InterPol puts out a warrant for the guy's arrest when a punctuation wharehouse is robbed of all its ampersands. The curator has a trained parrot who lives in a makeshift spaceship and wears an eyepatch, but her three-year-old grandson smuggled Tiparello Gummy Bears into preschool and has to go to intervention or rehab or reform school, I keep forgetting because I fell asleep at that point. When I woke up, the trash bag guy was in India looking for his long lost friend who had dropped off the grid after a failed romance with a co-worker. Then, an old woman who hacks computer systems worldwide creates a frenzy online to attract people to her cult, The Cornered Grannies.  The grammar guy is exposed as being a functional illiterate who merely poses as being scholarly, but when the stolen ampersands are found sewn into his stomach lining, he runs back to the US to claim asylum. At that point, the retired lady who hated him at first slowly begins to fall in love with him (in true rom-com fashion).  She moves him into her place and supports him financially because his night job of being a gigalo (so) only pays for his Maserati and designer clothes, but not food and lodging. There was something in there about his trip to Arizona, but I was out getting popcorn and milk duds so I missed it.  Wait, the best part is coming . . . "

This post was edited by Randy D at July 28, 2018 4:55 PM MDT

Not at all ...films are lacking less and less of a story line and rely on violence and computer graphics to keep people entertained....
They are not worth going to see and certainly not worth the money it cost to see them for just an hour or twos entertainment....:( 

i dont get scared