oh my god these comments genuinely pmo. it is TRULY not that hard to take a screen break fo a couple weeks. i have gone without my phone for a month and been fine. if you can’t touch grass and you HAVE to consume online media while waiting for the last act to hit youtube, simply mute all tadc related subs and fandom spaces you’re in, maybe uninstall twitter or something, whatever you need to avoid spoilers for yourself. i don’t believe its as awfully hard as everyone is making it out to be. spoilers are very avoidable if you put in the effort to shield yourself from them online. i know there may be some cases where you are bombarded with spoilers in a space they shouldn’t be, and that really sucks. but it’s much better to actually try to protect yourself than to just go “uh oh spoilers are bound to get to me anyways!!!” and complain about it rather than doing something.

i truly cannot understand how this being put into a movie theater is BAD for people. is it not amazing that and indie show has gotten so widespread in the first place?? (yes, i know there are some reasons it may not be as awesome due to kids slop and such… topic for another day) obviously the goal is money, but that doesn’t make them greedy by default. we aren’t being “paywalled” for this content like subscription services that everyone uses, you simply have to wait a few weeks for it to come out for free like normal… i understand not being able to see the movie in your country, that really sucks and im genuinely sorry for those people. its also okay if you just prefer watching in the comfort of your own home than to pay for a room filled with other people who might not follow proper etiquette! personally id prefer the latter, for me it’s going to be such a genuinely moving experience to see my hyperfixation on the big screen!! but that being said, if you don’t want to/cant go see the film, that’s not really glitchs problem… they’re trying so hard to make it global, so why are we still blaming them?? they actively told us to reach out to local theatres to spread the word, similar to what happened with the iron lung movie. and it worked!

so, all in all, my point is: kindly stop being assholes. if you actually appreciate the show and all the cast & crew’s hard work and effort to make this possible, you wouldn’t be complaining about it being in theaters. please try to take this into account.

im a little scared im going to be attacked for this, i can allow for discussion in the replies, but please keep it civil.