At some point, you have to stop considering any discussion of a movie as spoiler.<p>The term &quot;spoiler&quot; should be reserved for a reveal that actually spoils the movie; where some crucial element of the movies emotional impact can be taken away by knowing some fact in advance that is held secret through the movie.<p>The discussion in the first paragraph here pretty much just covers the exposition in the credits, and the material you learn very early on about one of the main characters.<p>I feel like treating this kind of information as a spoiler will just lead you to endless anxiety until you have seen every possible movie that could be &quot;spoiled&quot; for you this way. Why not just relax, accept that people are going to do some light discussion of movies, and reserve your outrage for actual spoilers of surprising plot points, mysteries solved, puzzles spoiled, and the like?