RandomGuy96 wrote:What would actually seeing a plot in motion affect when someone already knows the plot and dislikes it?
Because you will actually be experiencing the main product for yourself to determine if what is said about the movie holds true instead of relying on hearsay, trailers which aren't representative of the full complete product and very, VERY basic and nitpicky details at best.
Here, let me give you some examples of my own experiences.
Batman and Robin - Regarded as the worst Superhero movie of all time for various reasons. While I can understand the view, I didn't think it was too bad. The side-story on Alfred and the resolution was pretty swell.
Batman Begins - High ratings across the net and praised for being innovative and refreshing. After viewing, I think it's a total letdown on what I read up about it. Also boring. Just felt unnecessarily dragged and misuse of a Batman villain who becomes a total joke by the time Rises came out.
The Madoka Magica movies - They're compilation movies, which in the world of anime means squeezing episodes into a movie form and cutting out content, which usually doesn't hold well for most fans. Although there were a few hiccups, I actually was pretty okay with them in the end since the pacing held up well enough and the redubbed dialogue + visuals gives a new experience not able to be had in the TV series.
Hellsing (TV) - Ugly cheap art, only adapts not even half of the manga before going full-original story, ends on a cliffhanger and re-arranges story events. Has some pretty decent focus on one of the main characters coming to terms with what they were which was lacking in the Manga and the music is A+ material which was very missed when the OVA series started coming out.
Surely at some point in your life you have watched a movie and had a vastly different opinion on a movie than someone else has or at least viewed something and came to the same conclusion as another person without seeing what others have said, right?
But hey, it's your own fault for spoiling yourself on the plot and if you choose to not watch it, I'm certainly not stopping you from doing so. Just note you have nobody else but yourself to blame.