> We decided that, perhaps, people just need to read more. Not everything in a story should be explained in great detail. In fact, I enjoy it more when significant (but not vital) information is never clearly stated at all, but prefer it when the author/director forces you to think.
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> Of course, you may have disliked it for entirely different reasons, but that was my take. I also agree that I hate spoilers. They simply ruin movies.
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> gab"That's why I avoid them"by

I just saw Ronin for the first time this past weekend, and your comment above brought it to mind. One of the MAJOR things in the movie is never revealed, and the movie is somewhat confusing if you need to have everything spelled out. I enjoyed the movie very much, because i just took each scene as it came, and i assumed they'd tell me the information i needed to understand the plot, which they did.

Catti"needs to see more movies"brie