I don't even need to read the article to realize they don't know what they're talking about. It does in fact ruin the story, because it alters the way you look at the movie. Any viewing or prior knowledge of the story that you're about to read/view will alter the way you perceive the piece of work.
For a great example of this, you really don't need to look any further than Shutter Island, with Leonardo Decaprio. It's the most revealing trailer of all time. I could predict what was going to happen. The Sixth sense? How would that have been if you knew what was going to happen prior to it happening? You instead start to focus on "how" and "when" did they give clues and foreshadowing as to what would actually happen, and you end up missing out on other aspects of the movie.
There's no point in studying the subject and to say otherwise is asinine.
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