I Am Your Father! The Spoiler Spoiler Thread -- What are the biggest ever spoilers? [spoilers]

[Dioltach]

Didn't Dragonlance have the "Verminaard Lives" thing?

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Trying to think of any published RPG adventures that could do with a spoiler warning? ( Aside from caution this adventure is garbage!).
Hmmm??

Rime of the Frostmaiden: Auril is a sideshow not the main objective (depending on how the DM runs it).

Call of the Netherdeep: The party are on a quest to free the BBEG.


Oh yes, almost forgot the real shocker: Strahd is a vampire!

 

[John R Davis]

Rime of the Frostmaidan: Auril is a sideshow not the main objective (depending on how the DM runs it).

Call of the Netherdeep: The party are on a quest to free the BBEG.

Good point. The lost/crashed city does sort of come out of nowhere, and yes Auril is a sideshow.


I guess the main BBEG of SKT is a blue dragon, that could be a surprise?

 

[MarkB]

Don’t forget the mayonnaise.

Or vinegar.

 

[LoganRan]

Angier is committing suicide every time he performs the water tank "escape."

The Prestige is still the only movie I have watched and then immediately re-watched after the credits rolled. It is also the greatest example of a movie being better than the novel IMO.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

The show is over when the fat lady sings.

 

[Eric V]

V'Ger is actually Voyager 6 from Earth.

 

[OB1]

Anakin falling to the dark side and becoming Darth Vader (if you watch the saga in order). When I was 6, I like most in my generation was blown away by the reveal in ESB. I didn't even believe it until Yoda confirmed it 3 years later in RotJ. For my nephews, I showed them the saga 1-6, and not only were they in complete denial when their hero becomes the villain in Ep3, they still went nuts when Vader reveals the truth to Luke in ESB. They had been freaking out for a week after ANH trying to figure out how/when Luke would discover the truth.

 

[Haplo781]

Spoiler- M. Night Shyamalan always tries, but never succeeds, in recapturing the twist "magic" of Sixth Sense.

Devil was close.

The devil was the old woman who dies at the beginning.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Devil was close.

The devil was the old woman who dies at the beginning.

It's too much of a crutch for him. He has some good habits as a director, but he keeps trying for that killer twist. It's possible to make movies that are just ... good. It's not like David Fincher said, "Hey, let's have every movie have a surprise. That worked in Fight Club!"