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When choosing to watch a movie or TV show, reviews and ratings are often relied upon to make informed decisions. However, these reviews can inadvertently reveal significant plot details, leading to spoilers that diminish the viewing experience for newcomers. In our project, our aim is to address this issue by utilizing deep learning techniques.

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