Movies often make us suspend our disbelief to take us on magical or futuristic journeys, where unicorns are real and humans have already explored more than just our solar system. And while usually those unrealistic events are explained by in-universe laws, there are times when we sit up, squint at the glimmering screen and go "wait a minute." Not even some of the greatest story plots are immune to plot holes, and while some are so minuscule that they can be easily ignored, others are so hard to forget that they may turn the story into the worst movie ever.
Bored Panda has compiled a list of movie mistakes in some of the best movies out there, so scroll down below and see if your favorite one also has something that makes absolutely no sense in story writing. Oh, and don't forget vote for your favorites and share any interestingmovie plot holes that you've noticed yourself!
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Armageddon (1998)
It would be easier to train astronauts how to drill than train drillers to become astronauts. When Ben Affleck pointed this out, Michael Bay told him to shut up.
Also a NASA Scientist pointed out on Science Friday that they would actually plan to redirect the trajectory of the asteroid by having a spaceship, quite possibly unmanned, rotate around it in a calculated way. The gravity of the ship would cause the change in the trajectory and it would be pretty easy for NASA to do this in a way that would steer it clear from the Earth, this scientist explained.
The mass of a space ship sent from the surface of the planet would not be enough to change the trajectory of a comet in the short amount of time the movie portrayed. This is but one problem with the argument the NASA scientist proposed. We have also sent satellites (space ships) around asteroids and through comet tails and the amount of change was imperceivable. Don't expect this to be a solution anyone uses.
Load More Replies...I watched this when I was 9 and even then I thought it was a very stupid movie.
Hah! This shouldn't be down voted. It was a good joke that even Affleck probably would have laughed at.
Load More Replies...If Armageddon is your favourite movie, you need to re-evaluate your life ...
Not to mention the fact that NASA was training a bunch of goofy roughnecks and ex-cons who can't seem to take ANYTHING seriously (and probably don't have much of a brain between their ears) in 12 days. I don't care how excessive the training was, there is no way they could've fully prepped those idiots for space travel. no way. 12 months maybe would've been more realistic. MAYBE.
"...best movies out there." This is, by far, not one of the best movies out there. LOL
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
Lara's whole goal in the film is to destroy the triangle so the Illuminati can't use its evil power, however, after successfully getting the first half at the first tomb, she spends the entire third act trying to acquire the second half in order to destroy them both. The problem is that she has one piece already and one half can not work without joining it with the other, so why doesn't she just destroy the one she has, rendering the second piece useless?
Thats what MY answer always is!! LOL My kids complain that I destroy every movie, I say they should be written better! Then I wouldnt be able to destroy it!
Load More Replies...Because she wants to put them together so she can see her long-dead father first! Sheesh.
maybe JUST maybe destroying one half wouldn't be the end of the story. what if there was some way that you could duplicate the destroyed half? so by getting rid of BOTH halves it's for sure 100% gone...I dunno...just my two thoughts on it.
the triangle had time shaping properties, it doesnt matter how much time, they would find the remains of the broken half with plot device radars, rebuild it and conquer the world.
But didn't she know that she would be able to see her father for one last time if she beat the Illuminati in joining the halves? Therefore it wasn't her priority to destroy it.
Why the story really useless is becos is in completed stories
She wants to use the triangle to save her dead father and possibly prevent his death. Then she destroys it. Not a plot hole.
Toy Story (1995)
If Buzz does not believe himself to be a toy, and in fact a real space ranger, why would he freeze around humans like the other toys do?
He's mimicking the other toys. He think they are the indigenous species and it's a ritual.
I agree! They've survived around these giants this long by freezing, it only makes sense you'd do what the locals do!
Load More Replies...I've seen this before, but I always felt that the toys freezing was something they couldn't control, they just acted like they could. But they froze because THEY ARE TOYS. They simply had no choice. So even if Buzz thinks he's not a toy, he freezes anyway because he *IS* a toy. Then he rationalizes the action (to himself if not on screen). Anyway, I never saw this as a plot hole.
I just watched Toy Story for the first time a couple of days ago, and it's been a big question of mine.
Wait wait wait... it actually WAS explained in Toy Story 2 that he just follows an order/protocol while doing this. He's a marine, he follow orders.
Gravity (2013)
When Kowalski asks Stone to let go of him because the rope will not hold them both, that could never happen because they are both in the same orbit around the earth. A short simple tug would have brought him back to her.
Because it's one of the worst mainstream sci-fi movies in latest history.
The Da Vinci Code (2006)
There was no need to know the capsule's combination in order to open it as vinegar is easily frozen in a household freezer. Simply freeze the capsule and then smash it open to reveal the internal message.
Can someone explain? I thought I watched this, but I don't remember enough I get to get this.
If a wrong password was used, vinager would flow in and destroy the message inside. The suggestion here is to freeze the vinegar and then smash open the criptex to get the papyrus out.
Load More Replies...500 year old papyrus would have been destroyed even with moisture which would have naturally occured in a freezer. Glass breaking may have destroyed the document. Again, even the cryptex alone was of immense value being a device crafted by Da Vinci himself. Papyrus that old cant even be touched by human hands as the moisture on your fingers will also react and destroy it (this was discussed in the books and highlighted when they visited the library and had to use special tools to turn the pages). Also, at the point of the film and the book, Teabing was holding a gun on them and forcing the opening with police on the way. Not exactly the time to just yell wait lets get to a freezer.
The Hangover (2009)
Every square inch (with the exception of restrooms, guest rooms and employee locker rooms) in a Nevada casino is covered by surveillance cameras. There's simply no way that Doug could have been on the roof for two days without someone seeing him and sending security to make certain that he wasn't up to no good or trying to commit suicide.
That's not true about cameras in Vegas. I worked for the NY NY on the strip in gaming surveillance and it's simply a myth. Just like many other myths about Las Vegas Casino's they use to their... let's just call it "benefit".
What about Elisa Lam? She was found dead in a water tank on top of a hotel, and no-one knows how she ended up inside it. That happened four years after The Hangover was released, so it is possible, but deemed "highly unlikely" that such situations can happen.
I agree with this entirely about the fact he would have been found pretty quick. I just wanted to say that employee locker rooms are not necessarily without cameras. I work at a casino in Australia and I know we have camera's in ours, there is a small changing area without them (no lockers, just benches and hooks), but the locker area has them. They aren't watched, the footage is only looked at if it is necessary (when someone has had something stolen from someone).
What makes far less sense is that nobody from the crew who retrieved the mattress wondered how it got there.
Ant-Man (2015)
Ant-Man is repeatedly told that his mass does not change upon miniaturization. This means, however, that no ant or group thereof--crawling or flying--could support him.
I really don't mind what rules a book or movie makes up, what infuriates me are the ones that state these rules, then breaks them all. It's fiction, you get to make it all up, but BE CONSISTENT once you do. It's very hard for me to watch this movie without being rage induced.
Also, how tf does he walk on someones gun when they're holding it, even though he weighs the same as normal?
Mass does not equal weight. Mass is the amount of mater in an object (i.e. number of atoms), weight is the exertion of the force of gravity on an object. Two different concepts.
yes but considering that they are still on earth, the force of gravity has not changed, therefore the weight has not changed either. He should still weigh the same because he has the same amount of matter in him and the effect of gravity is constant.
Load More Replies...mass is not the same as weight, the suit actually could be changing the gravity, and nowhere in the movies, it is stated that happens equally the same when he gets bigger.
What We Do In The Shadows (2014)
Around 10 minutes in, the vampires draw pictures of each other to show how their clothing looks because their images don't reflect in the mirror. While the vampires themselves wouldn't show up, their clothing should. Since the cup one vampire is holding does show in the mirror, proximity to the vampire's body shouldn't be a factor.
Yeah? I haven't seen it, but I think now I have to check it out!
Load More Replies...also, how do vampires have such awesome hair? they can't see it to comb it.
some vampires have an "aura" of evil energy that prevents light from reflecting from them.
Cinderella (2015)
The fairy says that her enchantments lose their power after midnight. Indeed, when Cinderella runs away from the ball, all magic items (mice to horses, pumpkin to coach, mother's dress to fancy gown, lizards to servants) are changed back into their previous shape. There is no reason given why the magic shoes should remain in their enchanted state of glass.
They were a gift and not made out of anything, the pumpkin was turned into the carriage etc but I think she made these from scratch.
But wouldn't they have turned into nothing, then? I'm perplexed.
Load More Replies...I love people filling these plot holes left and right! Keep at it PANDAS!
They were a gift from the fairy godmother, as they have always been. So of course they remained when everything else changed back to their original state.
That's what I always assumed! In the Disney cartoon version she holds the slipper and says "thank you" which I understood as thanks for the wonderful night and the memento of the remaining shoe.
Load More Replies...I always figured the fairy godmother set it all up this way for a reason. If Cinderella stayed, the prince's true feeling might not be known, did he like her because she was the prettiest there, or would he lose interest the in the next few day? But if he searched her out, then his love is real and they can be together. Remember this was her hearts wish and it had to be true.
the shoes were made by themselves, unlike everything else that was transformed from something else. that's why neither of the shoes turned back, they had nothing to turn back into. this was done on purpose.
yes, and in French, glass is "Verre" and fur is "Vair" but then there's this: http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/002886.html
Load More Replies...The Maze Runner (2014)
During the "we have tried everything" dialogue exchange, Newt says that they can't climb to the top because the ivy doesn't go all the way up. In multiple shots of the maze wall, it is clearly visible that the Ivy goes all the way to the top.
That's IN the maze though, not next to the outside walls of the maze
This whole movie series was utterly wrong. Books were amazing, but the movies were a disaster adaptation-wise. Sad and sore to watch it was.
I liked it. I didn't read the books, but I get that people who love certain books shouldn't put too much faith in the movies. I love Lord of the Rings (theh books) but the movies weren't as good as they should have been - though others who watched them love them.
Load More Replies...Fairly sure they say in the book that it comes off the wall, like rips, when they try to climb it
oops I just realized this list is two years old- no one will see this
Load More Replies...This is just a bad translation of the book, the reason they don't climb up to the top of the maze anymore is because newt tried to kill himself.
Man Of Steel (2013)
Since Superman is indestructible in the presence of our yellow sun, then how can he shave? He appears with a beard in some scenes, then clean-shaven in others. No Earthly razor could remove his beard, a problem which has been used as the driving plot of some of his more humorous comic book adventures.
depending on who writes him (comic book wise) he either reflects his laser vision to burn it off or keeps kryptonite lined razors
Never heard the kryptonite one, but the heat vision one has even been demonstrated in at least two tv shows.
Load More Replies...What I've always wondered is: has he superpowers in ALL parts of his body? It can be tough to his girlfriend....
There's a short story named "Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex".....
Load More Replies...ok he shaves using his heat vision. this has already been proven in comics and tvshows. get your facts straight lol.
Just because his body is indestructible it doesn't mean his hair has to be. Hair isn't alive except for the roots (same with nails)
Actually it is. If you watch Superman 4 (The worst film of the lot), Superman donates a hair to a museum to demonstrate it's strength.
Load More Replies...him having or not having facial hair doesn't affect the plot and is therefore not a plot hole
Kryptonian steel. His ship and kryptonite weren't the only things that fell to Earth. He could have made himself a razor in the Fortress of Solitude.
Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone (2001)
The Hogwarts Express only has 4 carriages, so it's not surprising that Ron says that everywhere else is full, so why was Harry alone in a compartment that could seat 6 people?
Undetectable Extension Charms. Like the Weasley's tent at the start of the Goblet of Fire or Newt's suitcase in Fantastic Beasts. So there is no gurantee wheter the train was indeed full or Ron just wanted to meet and befriend Harry Potter.
Or Hermione's purse in Deathly Hallows where she fit a tent, clothes for three people, potions, a ton of books and a painting.
Load More Replies...Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011)
In the flashback to when Snape and Lily were kids, Lily is shown with brown eyes. This is incorrect because everybody describes Lily to have the same color eyes as Harry in the movie which is blue.
A much worse plothole is the way Harry gets the sword of Gryffindor. In the book Snape has it and a painting hears Harry and Hermione talking about the forest they are currently in and it (the painting) reports back to Snape. In the movie Harry just stares in the mirror, which Aberforth has- which creates two problems- firstly Aberforth doesn't have the sword and secondly he doesn't know where Harry is- all he see is a forest at night. I've always hated the way that David Yates ruined the second four movies, but this is the biggest mistake.
I finaly finished last book and I must say that I finaly understand it all... I didn't really like last 2 movies even earlier, but after reading book I found out that the end they choose in movie is stupid... Voldemort and Harrys fight at the end is much better in book, like really epic. They had time to not mess up, but... :( And Snapes part in this movie gets me the most. He's hero and movie just not show it enough :(
Load More Replies...Let's talk about the fact that everyone drinks the polyjuice to look like Harry Potter thus confusing the bad guys. Wouldn't it be much smarter for Harry Potter to drink it to look like one of the Weasley? He would then be just another red-haired brother and not alerting the death eaters.
It wouldn't have made any difference since the death eaters are not tracking Harry by his appearance. They are tracking him by the trace of the Ministry of Magic since he is the only one who is not 18 yet. Also by the end they recognise him because of Hedwig anyways.
Load More Replies...There were a whole host of problems with the HP adaptations. I still can't get over the idiotic decision in the sixth movie to have the Death Eaters break through the Weasleys' house wards and Voldemort doesn't immediately arrive to attack Harry, who is right there with them and has no protection. Even if we assume e wanted to get the Elder Wand first, he still could have taken Harry prisoner.
Ugh don't even get me started on the sixth movie. Why David Yates decided to make an american teen rom-com from a british mystery/ fantasy and how he has avoided public lynching (or at least backlash) is beyond me.
Load More Replies...For me worst moment in the movie adaptations was Ginny tying Harry's shoe laces. Like, wtf
I can look past most Harry Potter movie plot holes but what I simply cannot do is forgive the travesty that was the 3rd movie. PoA was my absolute favorite book and in my opinion the worst movie made!!! I just feel like so many things were changed and ruined and just AAAGGGHHHHH WHY DID THEY HAVE TO SCREW IT ALL UP!!!!! I know many people disagree with my opinion but I just needed to vent a little bit...I'm sorry
This...this is why I like reading HP fanfic...a few of those writers are absolutely fantastic and they fix things!
Load More Replies...Throughout the novels it was always said that Harry had inherited his mothers green eyes.
I thank God I thought I was losing it . They are most definitely green ... well in the story anyhow lol
Load More Replies...If you knew your Rowling, you'd know that Harry's (and Lily's) eyes are actually green. But this being said, discarding an actor just because of eye color would only be ridiculous. So this is just absurdly petty.
They could've provided blue contact lenses to the actress to make the eyes match---or the correct green color to both actors, as the eye color in the book is pointed out in another reply
Load More Replies...Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
During numerous fight scenes, Captain America falls back due to blocking hits with his shield: which absorbs nearly all kinetic energy. See other Marvel movies where he can take a hit from Thor's hammer, blasts from Iron Man, shots from aliens & ships, yet a human punch/kick causes him to stumble back.
I signed up just to tell you that Buckys arm is actually not Vibranium. This is proved in Captain America Civil War when Iron Man blows it off. Sorry, I couldnt help my marvel nerdy self
Load More Replies...It's like the olden days when Superman would stand up to bullets but duck when the gun was thrown.
i believe that the winter soldier understood this and was using force not as a way to damge the shield (which is dumb) but as a way to push back or open captain´s defenses
Is this because he is fighting his friend and doesn't want to kill him? You fight a LOT differently when you care about the person you are fighting, even if they are still trying to kill you.
how about the fact that the stupid shield wouldn't go bouncing around like a fricking ping pong ball because it would just absorb any impact at all?
the shield and the arm are both made from the same metal . when they colide, a big force is unleashed by it. thors hammer is not godly just powerfull made by a powerfull forge in the universe shown in infinity wars. the shields metal itself is also rare and can witstand the metal and force of thors hammers metal. iron man energy blast does not effect the metal and the force is easily handled by captain america's hammer. again a fail for the article writer.
Frozen (2013)
It is revealed on Elsa's coronation day that Anna had stayed inside the palace for the entirety of the time that the gates were closed, even though the only reason the gate were closed was to prevent word getting out about Elsa's powers, this means Anna could have gone outside and had a normal life whenever she felt like it.
Do you think the parents, trying so desperately to keep everything about Elsa a secret, would let their chatty outgoing little daughter run around the village telling everyone that she hasn't seen her sister in years and she stays in her room all the time and no one will tell her why? That's sure to raise suspicion. Even after they passed away, Anna is spunky but she doesn't seem like the rebellious type either (maybe slightly more later in the movie). If her parents who she trusted always told her for years it wasn't good to leave the castle, she should be happy inside, and she go on o coronation day when she grows up (I know we don't see them saying that, just examples), that's a big mental hurdle to overcome with no one else around you saying otherwise!
The king closed the gates, so I imagine Anna was told she couldn't go outside
"the only reason the gate were closed was to prevent word getting out about Elsa's powers". This means that Anna could have gone outside and gossip about what happens inside the castle whenever she felt like it
Well, since the treatment of Elsa was borderlining child-abuse, I am not really surprised that they "encouraged" Anna to stay inside, too! I have never hated Disney-parents more than in that movie!
Yes! Most of that movie plot was driven by a very random narrow minded stupidity. I think the biggest movie plot hole is the kind hearted, smart and loving cruel negligent fear driven parents
Load More Replies...Perhaps Elsa/her parents were so paranoid about the word of her powers getting out they didn't let anyone out at all? Could Ana have run away for good, possibly, but then she loved her family. Idk, this one doesn't seem so bad.
Signs (2002)
In the end it is revealed that aliens are supposedly afraid of or damaged by water, yet in the beginning of the movie they are running through a dew-covered Pennsylvania cornfield at night.
Isn't the biggest plothole the fact that 71% of the Earth's surface is water, the human body is up to 60% water, water regularly falls from the sky and the sky is full of clouds (aerosolised water vapour). This is the planet that an alien race capable of interstellar travel, who are mortally afflicted by water, choose to invade?
My husband and I had a very lengthy conversation about this movie, where we proposed and then shot down half a dozen possible explanations for this. The best idea we could come up with is that those aliens are on a survival-type game show. They are tasked with surviving on this horror planet because the producers figure it will bring better ratings.
Load More Replies...They're not aliens, they're demons affected by holy water, which Gibson's character makes for his daughter.
The aliens aren't aliens, they're demons from Hell. It's not a sci-fi movie, it's a religious fiction movie.
Not exactly a plot hole; maybe they have never encountered water ( it sth that just exist in earth in this world story) and so they never knew what it does to them. The other can explain, that is not just because of the water; it’s actually a combination of something of the atmosphere and the water the creates this reaction to them, something like a virus that they weren’t prepared to face
I saw a theory that said the aliens were actually demons. The water was holy water. That's why the aliens were damaged by it. I think kid was supposed to be an angel or something too. Thus whenever she drank part of it she made the water holy.
Thaf actually makes more sense but was not made clear enough so it's stilla big dumb flaw.
Load More Replies...Wonder Woman (2017)
When Diana is racing away from the gala on a horse back to the village, the blue dress she was wearing flies off, leaving her in her Wonder Woman costume. However, if she had been wearing her costume under the dress at the gala, it would've easily been seen peeking out the top of the dress, since the dress is much lower cut across her chest than her costume is.
In a different kind of movie I would have been bothered by this, but this is a superhero movie. If the character motivations and plot make sense based on the internal logic of the movie then we're good.
Invisible jet, invisible costume. Themyscira has lots of secrets we don't know about.
A more important problem is how scratched her butt was by that sword
since she is a greek princess made of clay with the power of a goddess, the idea of being able to use magic to hide her equipment is already implied
An island occupied solely by women and they shave under their arms? And their legs?
The Dark Knight Rises (2012)
Bane keeps the entire police force trapped underground (why would you have every police man go to the tunnels anyway?) and they are rescued by Batman months later. When they emerge they are all clean-shaven, unscathed, and somehow... alive?
They showed them having supplies lowered down to them...not a plot hole.
Especially the shaving supplies: razors, cream, mirrors and after shave lotion?
Load More Replies...My main problem was how Bane, the villain who trapped the entire city of Gohtam and threatens to blow it, read a hand written note from Comissioner Gordon confessing what happened in The Dark Knight and everyone believes him instantly.
Bane: "But the police will live, until they are ready to serve true justice …"
They show John Blake (Joseph Gordon-Levitt s character) lowering stuff for them...... Wtf
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
Statistically, it would be almost impossible for all 12 districts to have a living male and female past victor to compete in the 75th Hunger Games. In the previous film The Hunger Games, Haymitch mentioned that "Career Tributes" from Districts One and Two won the Games almost every year. Even if just over half of the past Games were won by Career Tributes, subtracting previously identified victors leaves 30 past victors to be distributed as one male and one female from each of the 10 remaining districts. That also assumes that none of the victors have died of old age.
I spent many hours considering how they managed this. I did like how the movie showed them of various ages...not just the young models like JLaw. Mags was priceless.
Well, it's somewhat hinted that Snow manipulated the Quarter Quell card in order to subtly kill off Katniss and therefor the uprisings, so he probably made sure each district could supply one female and one male tribute before he made that plan. Just my thoughts, anyways.
That's what I thought too, Maci--I thought it was pretty clear (in the book, at least) that it was not just a big old coincidence that Katniss was going back into the Arena; this Quarter Quell twist was engineered for exactly that reason. If some of the Districts hadn't had at least one male and one female Victor--or if District 12 had had more than 1 female Victor to pick from--they would have come up with some other rule that just-so-happened to make Katniss the only candidate for one of the slots. For instance, they could have said "Any Victor who volunteered as Tribute has to go back," or "the youngest Victor from each District, plus draw one as usual from the opposite sex," just as a couple of ideas.
Load More Replies...This is actually my favorite plot hole so far! This should be more up! Just think of that! That seems soooo impossible. Even when the winner would go exactly even, there would be 6,25 winners in every district. And if they are half and half, it makes about 3 men and 3 women / district and the remaining 3 from the 0,25 people / district. THAT is not a lot! And if the winner was random, it would be very likely that many districts don't have any (alive!) or only men or women. I just.... This is s a plot hole!
Aladdin (1992)
Genie offers to restore Aladdin as a prince instead of gaining his freedom, but why would Aladdin need to wish to be a prince again? He already wished to be one so unless the wish has an expiration date on it, this doesn't make sense.
I thought the wish was technically broken when Jafar exposed Aladdin to Jasmine as a street rat.
technically he wasn't a prince by the end so the Genie's wish didn't completely come true yet. as soon as he married Jasmine he became a prince
He never was a prince, he just gave him Prince clothes and a prince title. When asked what faraway land he came from he just said farther than you have ever traveled. So he was the prince of where?
Jafars magic reversed the wish... they even sing about it in a song. Jaguar says ‘ So long, ex-prince Ali’
i sure he has royal blood since he the son of the king of thieves.
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)
After years in a coma, the Bride's legs have atrophied. Never explained is how her arms - with which she drags herself, kills two men, and effortlessly propels a wheelchair - have not.
Loved that movie but believability wasn't one of it's best features. A little atrophy was no biggie.
Buck did mention that she was attacking her assailants when being assaulted & that if they mark her body anywhere that it can be seen the gig would be up. so she did exercise her upper body just by defensive reflex
It was not her legs, it was her brsin that got damaged. Precisely the part that may control the legs
I believe it was more then just atrophy but the nerves didn't work. She was shot I believe in the spine area.. But yes... that was a lot of power from someone who was in a coma. Best case she more or less got superhuman powers from her training... and even atrophied she still can kill you easy.
The Princess Diaries (2001)
Helen tells Mia that they (the Queen, Mia's dad and Helen) were planning on telling Mia about her heritage when she turned 18. However the letter from Mia's dad was for her 16th birthday and it has the royal insignia on the letter head. Wouldn't that give it away?
I really liked the way that was handled in the book better with her dad being alive and unable to produce any other heirs because of testicular cancer. Guess it was an iffy subject for a family movie?
Yeah, I also wish the grandmother and the dad were more book-like
Load More Replies...In fairness I send Hogwarts stamps on letter from me soooooooooo
Passengers (2016)
We are told that the ship has spares of everything on board. Why not just build a second Auto-Doc so that both Aurora and Jim can go back into hibernation?
Yes, because it was "unsinkable." And is was supposed to be "impossible" for people on the ship to accidentally wake up early. They were too sure of their expensive science.
Load More Replies...And there was probably plenty of condoms, cuz they can't make babies in that 88 years. C'mon where are the space babies to greet the crew? Like Aurora said: NO Jim, I don't give you offsprings. You will be alone again, when I finally die. Or maybe there was a baby boy, and when his parents died he started the whole Pandorum storyline
When I watched this movie, I got a very strong impression there was no new colony to get to. They were going to be in hibernation for 90 years, and end up dying peacefully while in hibernation. The whole ship was just a money making scam. That’s why the ship was breaking down.
let's just remember if they were not awake, everyone would die anyway
To me, the bigger plot hole was when Aurora said she bought a round trip ticket, meaning there had to at least another hibernation pod on board to sustain her return trip, even if she was the only one returning.
He mentions that there was a long medical procedure they had to go through before they were put in the autodoc for it to work correctly. Neither is a medical professional.
The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
In the final scenes, when helicopters rescue survivors in NY, people congregate on the roofs of skyscrapers. How did they manage to get onto the roof from inside the building when the roof is covered in more than 10 feet of snow and ice?
Why are they burning books when the entire interior of the library is made of wood?
When they are in the library burning rare books, why aren't they burning the newspapers and magazines?
One of the most unintentionally hilarious movies to me. I remember sitting in the theatre laughing like a madman at it. Most people stared at me, especially when a character 'sacrificed' himself at a mall.
More to the point: When it snows (as in pic) the deck of the ship outside the library remains snow-free!
How about when they entered New York through the harbor past the Statue of Liberty? That’s one hell of a detour all the way across the Atlantic.
The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies (2014)
When Azog falls under in the water he keeps floating under the ice without sinking despite wearing metal armour.
Because even with the weight of the armor, he weighs less than the water he displaces.
If there was air between his body and the armor it would help keep him afloat.
World War Z (2013)
Although there are many helicopters patrolling the area around Jerusalem, the pile of zombies that overrun the wall are, for some reason, not noticed by any of them until it was too late to curb the threat.
They knew they were there, but there's a wall they obviously thought they had built high enough to keep them out.
The people inside might not know, but there were helicopters constantly patrolling the perimiter.
Load More Replies...This movie was so bad compared to the books (and audio book for that mater)
The singing was loud enough to send the zombies into a frenzy, but not the choppers flying overhead, the buses entering and exiting, or the thousands of people in the streets.
there's a lot of plot holes in this movie, check the your movie sucks guy on youtube
It was a adaptation in name only. No fast zombies, Israel was very safe, zombies did not ignore the ill (slow meals anyone?) None of the story was about survivor tails... I could go on but you get the idea.
Load More Replies...Eurotrip (2004)
Since Mieke only blocked Scott's email, the trip to Europe was completely unnecessary. Scott could have simply contacted Mieke through a different email address.
This is not quiet true. Scott is not a very bright young man. There is a whole song about it, how much Scotty doesn't know. He doesn't get Mieke is a girl till his little bro pointed that out. Scott is a jock (School jersey jacket at the beginning to prove), not a computer wiz. So he does what he can with his limited wit and go after the hot chick personally. This is what he knows best: personal interaction. He got Fiona somehow too, isn't he? God I love this movie
Scotty doesn't know! hahaha loved the song too.
Load More Replies...And she could have blocked them, too. The face-to-face meeting, and the arduous journey to find her, proved his sincerity. Did I just say that about a teen movie?
they mean he could use another email address himself to email her current email address
Load More Replies...Gone Girl (2014)
Amy would have been fully examined by doctors at the hospital. An attack that would have been able to incapacitate her and lose as much blood as claimed would still be very visible a month after the attack. It would have been easily detected at the hospital, yet was not.
It's like in Pretty Little Liars when Ally claims she was kept tied up in the basement for a year, yet she looked great, fit with perfect hair and shiny sunny complexion. Yeah, really.
Amy was a complete sociopath. How Nick didn't figure that out beforehand is the real plot hole.
I don't recall her going to the actual hospital for the head wound, just the rape kit. The police had focused so hard on her husband as the killer that it was easy for her to continue to manipulate the situation since she herself created it.
She DID lose a lot of blood. Did this writer even watch the movie? She had a catheter in her arm and she bled herself out. Then she took a hammer to her face.
Star Wars Rogue One -Why bombs throwed out from a spaceship in space are falling "down"?
The Wolverine (2013)
Wolverine's claws have been established as being able to easily cut through all kinds of metal; even thick armored doors & concrete. A thin sword would not have even slowed them down.
the swords metal is special same metal that the silver samurai has in the comics
Are his claws sharp on both sides? I always thought they were only sharp on the palm edge. If so, just take this picture. He is blocking the katana with the dull side of his claws.
maybe its a matsimune hanzo, a sword said to be powered by the spirit of the user
I really liked that movie ,the way comics are ,short and direct,no s****y build up for future encounter with villain in another movie
Load More Replies...if you take away the fact its an action shot, hugh is clearly doing the hippy hippy shake
Skyfall (2012)
When Q investigates Silva's computer he connects it to the MI6 network. No one who knows anything about computer security would ever connect a suspect computer to the network before it has been fully investigated and found to be safe. Such a system would be investigated in strict isolation.
hes right, people have an unpluged, "dummy test" equipment to be the first test.
There are so many things wrong with the plot of that movie tbat it's laughable how poorly written it is.
Man of Steel was never stated to be "indestructible" in Man of Steel. This is thrown around in the comics a lot, but in MOS, you clearly see Faora screaming pain when she gets shot by Superman's heat vision, and she also gets knocked out by a missile as well. Kryptonians in MOS continuity are simply tough, but they break when they face someone on their level.
Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
When Loki and Thor first meet up on Sakaar, Loki reveals that he's been there for weeks and yet despite this, Loki is somehow completely unaware that Hulk is also on Sakaar as shown by his reaction in the battle arena. This seems incredibly unlikely considering that not only is Hulk a huge celebrity there, but also that Loki had gotten in good graces with the Grandmaster. Surely he would have found out who the champion is. His likeness is even featured atop the Grandmaster's tower.
Loki is a vain drama queen, so he doesn't much care for things that do not immediately concern him. Thats not a plot hole
loki was more involved on getting power over the planet or finding a way oout. as long as he stayed in the castle being solitairy as he is and talking to the grandmaster about anything but the arena, he would not know and as shown it was his first time seeing a arena match. since now he was interested in it for his brother was involved
People most likely don't fight the champion very often and it might of been weeks since Hulks last fight. People call Hulk the champ, not hulk, and green is very common color, heck Loki wears green.
Also at the time Thor first shows up on the planet, the Hulk's head hasn't started construction yet.
The Great Gatsby (2013)
When Nick is finally invited to the party, he tries to find Gatsby but is told by several party-goers that no one has ever seen him and they don't know if he actually exists. Later in the movie,there are flashbacks of newspapers with front page stories of Gatsby buying up New York with several showing his picture as part of the article.
The Cabin In The Woods (2012)
The downstairs assumes that Marty is killed by Judah Buckner. However, an earlier shot shows that the downstairs is monitoring everybody's vitals, so they should have known that Marty survived the attack.
The zombie redneck took Marty to a trapdoor to downstairs and there was no surveillance cameras. So they just assumed that the zombie killed him.
The downstairs are trying to find Marty and Dana, stating "they must be in one of these", meaning the different cells all the nightmare-creatures are being kept. But since they send the Buckner-family up to kill everyone it's obvious Marty and Dana would escape into their cell.
Btw, this is not an explanation for the mistake mentioned, but it's a mistake I noticed.
Load More Replies...X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
Nobody brings up the idea of injecting Phoenix with the cure, which would be a way to stop her without killing her.
Assuming that anyone could get close enough to inject her in the first place ;)
phoenix isnt a biologic mutation, its a multidimensional spirit that possess creatures
Correct. Jean Gray is merely a vessel for Phoenix. "Curing" Jean of her Psychic powers would not diminish the presence of Phoenix. Additionally, i seriously doubt that a human-cure can stop a cosmic entity
Load More Replies...No one but Logan (or another mutant with super-healing factor) could get near her and nothing but Adamantium could survive.
she would have destroyed the cure easily from wolverines hand. but he love for logan is what held her power back for him to get close and kill her as she wanted.
Im not sure that the cure would work on the mystical driven phoenix who embodies a mutant but is not in and of itself a mutant.
OH MY GOD THIS MAKES SO MUCH SENSE and would have tied the two stories neatly together. Screw Brett Ratner.
Edward Scissorhands (1990)
Edward is seen making various ice sculptures. Where does he get the ice from?
He ordered the ice and have a machine that brings to the room. The real question is : how does he clean his a*s after go to the toilet?!?! 🤣🤣🤣
Not a plot hole. It might be unexplained but it's not logically inconceivable or incoherent that he could get access to blocks of ice.
it snowed a lot, perhaps he froze it? who cares. the movie is brilliant.
In Far Side by Larsson a penguin and a polar bear play rock paper scissors. People wrote in and complained that penguins and polar bears don't live in the same place. They hade no problems with animals playing rock paper scissors through.
Deadpool (2016)
For the most part of the movie, Francis behaves like not feeling any pain equaled invulnerable. The injuries he suffers during the plot (like the motorcycle crash, or the blade stabbed in this leg, not to mention the container hitting him) should have a serious effect on his mobility even if he can't feel them happening.
Francis has enhanced strength and intuitive capacity, as a result of genetic modifications by Doctor Killebrew. After receiving implants, he gained superhuman speed and agility. His nerves were also removed to dramatically increase his tolerance for pain. there ya go also Ajax has a fast healing ability and an extended lifespan. do your research
Though I agree on the comic points, the thread is about Movie plot holes.
Load More Replies...Jurassic World (2015)
Earlier in the movie, a comment is made that all of the animals are 'fitted' with a device to shock them in submission if they escape from their paddock [the device fails on the Pachycephalosaurus because their butting heads short-circuits the device]. When the flying dinosaurs escape from the aviary, the device should have stunned all of them as they flew from the enclosure. Or, the humans back in the control room should have activated the device to stun the creatures instead of watching them attack the crowds.
Saw (2004)
Dr. Gordon was the police's initial suspect in the Jigsaw killings. Yet it never occurred to them that these killings took a huge amount of time to plan, setup and execute, so a surgeon who is constantly working doesn't make sense as a suspect. The devices had to be custom built, the killing rooms configured and clues planed and hidden, the victims were under surveillance for weeks. So doing all of this required hundreds of hours. Dr. Gordon is an oncologist and a neurosurgeon, a doctor with dual specialties like this often works 90-100 hours a week easily so most of his whereabouts during the day would have been known by his coworkers. While it's possible that some of the work could have been done at night he certainly wasn't able to survey the victims at night, plus if he was frequently staying up all night to do all of this it would have shown in his surgical skills, his ability to perform surgery would have been severely diminished if he was suffering from sleep deprivation. Dr. Gordon made no sense at all as a suspect, which is something an experienced homicide detective would have realized right away.
My biggest issue has always been, why not take off your s**t to extend your reach for the phone.
Indeed. Make a turd hook and grab that thing. You can wipe the hands afterwards with your SHIRT!
Load More Replies...Twilight (2008)
Victoria is seen twice in the last scenes (at prom). In different parts of the movie it is shown that Edward can hear thoughts from great distances and in loud places. Thus, in these last scenes, Edward should have been able to hear Victoria's thoughts and should have acted on that.
We aren't really discussing plots holes of this series, right? Because there was very little that was okay with any of it. Can't we just collectively shake our head and look away, embarrassed?
it's some sort of hole, anyway....
Load More Replies...He didn't really hear thoughts unless he was actively engaging with the person. Plus in a crowded room he would have heard a lot of peoples thoughts aside from hers.
The biggest problem with the series is that it was even made to begin with..
Load More Replies...The Perks Of Being A Wallflower (2012)
Sam is regarded as a music fanatic, particularly in regards to artists belonging to the glam and new wave genres. Anyone with any significant exposure to this music would undoubtedly recognize a David Bowie song by his voice alone. It is not believable that it would have taken Sam more than a school year to identify the tunnel song as David Bowie's "Heroes."
from IMDB's FAQ about the movie: There has been much discussion of how Charlie, Sam and Patrick failed to recognize the song playing on the radio while they drive through a tunnel as "Heroes" by David Bowie, and why it took them so long to track it down. In his original novel, writer/director Stephen Chbosky had the friends listening to "Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac. However Chbosky felt that song was unsuitable for the film, as he explained in an interview with Vanity Fair (Read more at: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1659337/faq)
No one said you have to be from a certain era to appreciate it's music - and if you listen to glam, you know Bowie, period. He practically invented the genre.
Load More Replies...Beauty And The Beast (1991)
In "Be Our Guest", Lumiere explains that the castle's residents "Have been rusting for ten years", which would imply that the twenty-one-year-old Beast was eleven years old when he was cursed (which contradicts his torn portrait in the West Wing).
or maybe time was also frozen during the curse? chip stayed as a child when they get back to normal, right?
they were all frozen in time... the spell didn´t let them get any older.
You're assuming Beast aged during that time. Curses also sometimes hold the victim in stasis so they suffer for a long, long time.
This is usually correct in lore. Time freezes for the cursed. Tolkien was aware of this in the LOTR books, hence Bilbo's immensely rapid ageing after losing the "cursed ring"
Load More Replies...Or maybe Chip is ten years old and he was just born when he was turned into a cup
This is actually mentioned in an alternate book adaption by disney.
And that has terrible implications about the woman that cursed him
Snow White And The Huntsman (2012)
Snow White is wakened by a true love's kiss from the Huntsman, yet there was never any hint of romance between them. In the sequel it is shown that the Huntsman's true love was his wife.
I interpreted it that 'true love' doesn't mean 'romantic love' in this story, because who says it has to?
They were supposed to go ahead with their love story in the second movie but then news emerged of Kristen Stewart cheating on her then bf with the movie's director. She was kicked out of the movie and they had to change it all.
his "true love" toward her could be his desire for her preservation, little sister like.
The second movie "The Huntsman: Winter's War" is a prequel, NOT a sequel. No plot hole.
Home Alone (1990)
In a scene where a policeman shows up to pick up Kevin and bring him to his family, he kept knocking until he decided no one was home. In reality, a policeman wouldn't think no one is home when Kevin was in the house as they would actually get him to get out of the house so that they could bring him to his family.
Not necessarily. I don't remember how the scene went offhand, but kids in real life have ended up left by themselves home alone for extended periods of time. I'm not anti-cop, but they don't always perfectly figure out every situation, nor could they be expected to.
It was like 1990. And the cop had no evidence that kevin was in the home other than his mother calling frantically. That isn't evidence. Also police cannot enter the home without a warrant or someone letting them in. Some woman who says she lives there with no proof given to the police department and no actual evidence there is a child in the home, remember kevin hid under the bed when the officer came by and knocked, and word over the phone is not evidence and definitely not enough for a warrant. This one was written by some gen Z kid
In reality, I would hope that the policeman would go into the house and get the kid. But, it’s 1990, in a neighborhood that is described as the safest neighborhood in the country. Also, all the adults in the entire movie suck. They just suck at life. So the cop knocks and knocks and no one answers. The lights are off, and he decides the crazy woman left her kid somewhere else.
Avatar (2009)
Through official canon, the atmosphere of Pandora is toxic to humans due to the presence of Hydrogen Sulfide, a very potent toxin in even small amounts. Jake Sully is exposed to the Pandoran atmosphere for several minutes, long enough to cause complete respiratory shutdown. At this point, the effects of this exposure would not be reversed by simply donning an exopack.
my guess is that it's something similar to an inhaler that an asthmatic would have, based on my experiences with asthma
It's visually gorgeous, but the entire plot is telegraphed in the first 15 minutes. Still worth watching for the visuals, though.
Load More Replies...also how do they braid their hair all the time if they're constantly having to dodge weird monsters that are always trying to eat them? and if they're some sort of reptile why does the female one have tits
They never actually say hydrogen sulfide in the movie. But even if it was, it’s the future. They could have an antidote for H2S figured out and that is what is in the exopacks. And, H2S doesn’t kill you if the levels are low enough, which they could have been high up in the mountains. H2S sinks, not a plot hole.
H2S is also absorbed throught he skin as well and is fatal in very small doses.
X-Men: Days Of Future Past (2014)
The entire movie is about trying to stop Trask from acquiring Mystique's blood, and giving the Sentinels the ability to use mutant powers. However, Mystique can only imitate the appearance, and sometimes voice, of someone else. They would have to get Rogue's ability instead as she absorbs and obtains other mutants' powers.
It was Rogue in the earlier script but she backed out of the movie for another role in a vampire series and since it was at the last minute the writers replaced her with Mystique coz of which the whole story-line got confusing.
It was always Mystique in the comics, and it was setup from the previous movie First Class. The assassination attempt is the main reason for the storyline, it is how the Sentinel program gets approval from the government. The blood for making sentinels was tacked on. Without it the government would have still hunted down all the mutants
Load More Replies...This is why there's "The Rogue Cut". Kitty actually fails through the film and Rogue has to take her place while she recuperates.
It's actually explained multiple times in the movies. Mystique has more powers than just shapeshifting, she ages slower, has lesser healing factor and increased speed/agility. In "First Class" Beast examines her cells and says how remarkable they are and makes the mutant cure. In "Days of Future Past" they explain they modified her adaptive cells in making the Sentinels. Rogue needs to actually touch people to absorb their powers, the Sentinels don't need physical contact. I don't remember if they explicitly said the Sentinels are able to use mutant powers, I think they just generate new nanobots or whatever that modified themselves to be immune to the mutant power
The very first film implied the mutant gene to universally be the same, identical among mutants. Mystique was able to give the sentinels the ability to use mutant powers, since a mutant's power is tied to the mutant, themselves, and not the mutant gene.
is possible that aquaring mitique´s blood made it easier to get rogue´s blood but isnt declared in the plot?
Trask acquiring Mystique's blood has already happened and lead the destruction of all mutants. They are not theoretically going back and changing what could possibly become a threat, they are going back to change what actually had happened.
They needed someone that was already alive back then and knew what to do. Even if rogue was alive back then, she would be just a child.
The Mummy Returns (2001)
If the twelve tribes of the Medjai number in the thousands, why weren't they able to stop the excavation of Hamunaptra in the first place?
because if they would know about such a big army, more soldiers would came back and figh with them, and they have only a horse and a swords... and if the soldiers will killed all their army, then will be no one left to fight in the future. That soldiers as rained to fight with the mumies, not with the soldirs of the modern world.
The Martian (2015)
Watney claims that nothing sent on the mission will burn, which is why he has to destroy the crucifix which Martinez had in his personal items. Yet Watney is often shown writing on paper in the Hab and paper, obviously, burns.
I can't remember any paper... Are they thinking of the white boards he wrote on?
Guy has maps, booklets and notepads. Just remember where he wrote up the first NASA messages.
Load More Replies...I watched that movie again last night just to figure this out... actually he says that NASA would only allow fire-resistant material to be sent, with the exception of Martinez' personal item a.k.a the crucifix (made out of wood). But there was indeed paper on the mission, a lot of it... I can only assume it was a fire-resistant paper. Such thing does exist, a quick search on Google will confirm that.
I have a different problem with this movie... The said, they must leave, because the storm will fall over their return module... but for some reason some kilometers away was another return modole, which no one take care of...
That some kilometers was 3200 km. And whole NASA take care of it, because there was a bunch of unmanned mission to bring the stuff onto Mars and assemble it before the manned mission. Most of NASA misson's today too are unmanned. Opportunity is still working today after 14 years. So there is no need to care of...
Load More Replies...Dawn Of The Dead (2004)
When the group goes into the parking garage to turn on the generators they never make it. They are instead confronted by zombies who they douse with gasoline from a pump and set on fire. If there was no electricity in the garage then the gasoline pump wouldn't work.
Wall-E(2008)
Earth is shown to be a desert planet with the oceans and such dried up, yet there is a torrential downpour rainfall.
And? If the soil is no longer healthy, a downpoor does nothing. It just dries up without leading to a magical reawakening of plant life. That is not a plot hole, but realism.
But where does the rain come from if there are no oceans/lakes etc?
Load More Replies...it never says that ALL the water in the world is gone, also it can be other substances that are not water. There's a scene where Wall-e and EVE take a strall on a boat on what appear to be sewage, for example. Also in the very introduction of the movie, when you can see the Earth from outside, it's pretty visible that there are oceans and clouds. "desert" doesn't exactly mean "without water", it actually means "abandoned place", in matters of definnition according to climate, a desert is an area with little precipitation, Antarctica is a desert (with plenty of frozen water), but that doesn't mean it doesn't rain, just that this occur less often than usual.
Actually, I always thought the seas still existed, but the land was desert? I could be wrong.
Good gunk! Even if the oceans have dried up... where did the water go? It doesn't just disappear! It would have to become water vapor held in the atmosphere, meaning it will still rain sometimes. The resulting rain might almost immediately evaporate but it'd still rain.
and just like the plant later found, the plot demanded to not be found, since the reason of his work was cleaning the planet.
X-Men 2 (2003)
Since Senator Kelly died in the middle of X-Men, his subsequent appearances have been impersonations by Mystique. But any U.S. Senator's personal and political obligations occupy nearly every hour of each day. Given that there is only one Mystique, and that she impersonates several other characters in addition to appearing as herself, "Senator Kelly" must frequently disappear for hours or days at a time. In the real world or even the comic book world, her intermittent use of Kelly's likeness would be quickly uncovered as bogus by his family or staff.
Senators are actually never designed to be fulltime jobs, it was intended to be a side job to actual profession. There a jon stewart video of missing senators during voting for a bill and other senators creepy voting stick placing votes for them. Some senators miss over 40% of voting on bills for the year
She also has superhuman time management abilities! If only that were me.
In the Movie "Dave" the impersonator of the President was quickly figured out by his wife, played by Sigourey Weaver because he didn't know the President's political past.
If Senators are so busy then how do they have time for all the hanky-panky?
The Jungle Book (2016)
For reasons unknown, the monkeys, buzzards, bees and little fox-like creatures are the only animals that do not speak at all.
The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
If Bilbo ages rapidly without the Ring, why hasn't Gollum suffered the same effect?
Um he has. Dunno if you noticed but he is short , has grey-ish skin, three strands of hair and only two teeth. If that doesn't spell "old" I don't know what does.
"we only hass nine" teeth :) but yes, you're right. If they mean he should have quickly aged even more once the ring was taken, he had it for ages, much much longer than Bilbo. It probably would take much longer for the effects to wear off.
Load More Replies...Bilbo is catching up with his actual age, while Smeagle through the many many years having the ring BECAME Gollum, a creature no longer a hobbit, deformed and twisted by the evil power. Not a plot hole in any way
Wth? Gollum was originally a hobbit! How much more "aging" do you want? He is basically a prune!
too much time under the influence of the ring and gollum is almost a ghoul, in case you didnt notice.
Somebody totally did not pay Attention when looking TLOTR - It is explicitly stated that Bilbo does not age very much even if already very old for a Hobbit. Gandalf says that very clearly when meeting him. In the books it also is very important that his longevity (which appears to all Hobbits as unusual, even unnatural) comes from the ring.
More I'm concerned with this movie is Frodo. In book 55yo look like 33yo and played by 20yo boy
Elijah Wood actually grew up on the set. Also, Hobbits age slowly. Also, that's accurate. yes read the book
Load More Replies...The issue I had was that when they showed what Gollum used to look like, his voice and how he spoke was the same. I felt like it would of made more sense that he spoke normally and in proper sentences (and not in third person) and then when he changed so did this, to show how much the ring affected him. The voice was just a little too odd for when he looked like a regular hobbit
They show the moment when he got the ring which started to twist him almost immediately.
Load More Replies...Wasn't that implied by the changing of his body from when he was Smeagle?
Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015)
Before Ethan jumps into the cooling system, he's told that the system can detect metal. Hence, he cannot bring in oxygen tanks. We see Ethan inside the system wearing a sleeve with a computer-based screen showing his vital signs. This screen and computer would not be possible without metal.
Maybe they are referring to magnetic metals, so his equipment can be made from non magnetic ones.
That's not how metal detectors work. They use a simple property of effectively all metals that when they "move" through a magnetic field it produces an electric current in them, which then affects the magnetic field they are moving through. It is that change in the magnetic field they pick up on. For this specific case it could just be that there isn't enough metal in the computer to be "detected".
Load More Replies...that whole series is just one gigantic mistake as is tom cruises existence #scientologyispedophilia
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)
The rebels cannot jump to light speed because the First Order can track them, but the First Order cannot catch up to them, they can only keep pace. But, it would be a simple matter for the First Order to have a couple ships go to light speed a short distance and immediately return just ahead of the rebels. The First Order could easily and quickly destroy the Rebels with this simple tactic. The resistance would have been trapped in a flanking attack and overpowered by the First Order.
This is a good plot hole, but a bigger one exist. In the opening scene why not move the star destroyers to the front and launch all available tie fighters (killing Poe and the bombing squad) and allow the Dreadnaught to target the Radis instead of the base on the planet? That stationary base is not going anywhere and they only have small unarmed shuttles which are slow and easy to pick off. I swear if I were Snoke I would have killed Hux and Ren for their sheer incompetence.
This is just the tip of the iceberg with this dumpster fire. How about the part where Finn knows about the tracker on the FO ship cause he used to mop outside it but like five minutes earlier he says something about tracking through hyperspace being impossible.
He knows where the tracker would be if they had one, because that is the only place it would be in the ship.
Load More Replies...Brokeback Mountain (2005)
When Ennis receives Jack's first postcard it's sent general delivery because Jack didn't know Ennis's address. When Ennis writes back all he says is, "You bet," and leaves no return address, thus Jack still doesn't know where he lives (just the town). In the next scene Jack arrives at Ennis's apartment without this vital information.
In those days the Yellow Pages listed peoples complete addresses so he could have found it there or asked anyone in the town.
In tiny towns he could have asked just about anyone he saw on the street where Ennis lives. I grew up in a tiny town and everyone knew way too much about everyone else.
Look him up in the phone book. They meet in the 60s.... everyone is in the phone book.
Rocky V (1990)
At the end of Rocky IV, Rocky's son (born in 1976) is 9. However, at the beginning of Rocky V, which in the movie's time-line takes place only a week after the end of Rocky IV, the boy is already 12 or 13. In addition, Rocky IV is set in 1985 (we know this because it is nearly the 9-year anniversary of Rocky and Adrian, and they were married in 1976), yet in this movie, Rocky Jr. and his friends are watching the 1989 movie National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
Jupiter Ascending (2015)
It is stated that aliens make people forget their sight of them every time they make contact and even repair whatever is destroyed in minutes. But, since Jupiter's phone kept the photograph of the aliens she saw even though they erased her memory, how come nobody took a photograph of the battle in the city skies and thus kept a non-erased proof of their existence?
What if they work like the silence in Doctor Who? They forget the picture after they look at it too.
Yeah but the silence doesn't work as a concept either. There would be WAY too many people going "what are you talking about? who are you talking to?" and seriously Texans woulda shot up a whole mess a' silence as soon as one appeared. Then suddenly "holy sh!t, what's with this pile of grey alien bodies???" Lots of Americans have guns, and lots of Americans are trigger happy. (I say this as an American, and as a Whovian.)
Load More Replies...That movie was one hot mess, I'm sure there are plenty of other plot holes!
nothing about this movie made any damn sense
Bolt (2008)
The director is upset because a boom microphone is visible in the frame and "the dog could have seen that." Regardless of what the camera captured, the microphone and its operator were out in the open on the set itself, where Bolt could have seen them during filming, even if they were edited out later.
I Am Legend (2007)
While Neville is trying his serum on the infected female subject, he reads off her vital signs which include a core temperature of 106° Fahrenheit. A sustained core temperature of this level would cause significant and irreversible brain damage, making a cure moot.
But the plot was that the DNA of the body was altered due to the virus. So wouldn't that mean that the temperature from the basic metabolic processes would be altered too. Besides the fact that there is not a single virus out there that alters a persons DNA. Viruses can only trigger or shut off certain genes that are already in our DNA.
Viruses can transfer eukaryotic genes across species boundaries. About 8% of our genome is from viruses.
Load More Replies...28 Days Later... (2002)
The common trope of the zombies being undead with a craving for brains (or human flesh) is notably and deliberately averted in this film, pinning the reason for the devastation on the rage virus which turns people into violently aggressive killers - but this opens up a considerable plot hole: Why don't the rage victims kill each other? "Normal" zombies don't because the undead kill the living but the rage-infected seem to act more like a dog in the final stage of rabies, attacking anything that moves and/or makes noise - the infected have no reason not to attack each other.
Well looking at the fact that animals can smell if another one is ill and don't eat them, I'd guess its the same thing? Humans start avoiding another person as soon as they see them sneeze, so it's not really far fetched.
I could make a good case for that being an evolutionary trait of survival for the virus. It can't perpetuate itself if it's constantly killing itself. And if you think that this is too intelligent for a virus, there is a fungus that mind controls its host to climb above the canopy for photosynthesis.
I believe I remember Danny Boyle explaining that it is the intonation of the human voice that triggers them.
A virus that came from angry monkeys and this is the issue? But my thought is, they are most likely covered in s**t and even crazed angry killers want nothing to do with that.
is possible that the virus allows identification of another infected, basic self-preservation
Also, the entire beginning is a rip-off from The Day of the Triffids!
The Chronicles Of Riddick (2004)
Crematoria has no vegetation on the surface, due to it constantly being "wiped clean" by the suns heat burning away everything in sight when the planet rotates/orbits the local star. It would be considered a "dead planet", meaning no life of any kind. As a result, there would be no oxygen for anyone on the planet to breathe. The danger of Crematoria's heat is inconsistent. It kills one escapee instantly, doesn't burn Kira or Riddick (even when he's knocked out on the surface), and kills the necromonger who saves him after he takes 20 steps into the heat.
Except the point of the necromunger who saved him was they were both Furion.
Load More Replies...Yep, noticed this too. And the heat on the surface even before the sun hit it would be in the hundreds (F or C), so that alone would've killed anything. You certainly couldn't "hide" behind a rock to escape it.
The Hunger Games (2012)
When the game-makers start the fire to force Katniss back toward the tributes, the video of Katniss that the game-makers are watching, as she is running away from the fire, shows video being shot directly in front of her and following her behind her, but there is no camera-person or drone following her around the area to make this possible. If the cameras in the trees were to catch her running, they wouldn't be shaky and keeping up with her while she runs.
There were cameras all over the stadium where the hunger games were held. they cued to numerous cameras. READ THE F*****G BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pandorum (2009)
The ship has reached destination and been there for 800 years. How or why most of its systems are still functioning and why there's still edible food (other than the passengers) on board is never explained.
MST 3000 said it best: If you're wondering how he eats and breathes And other science facts, Just repeat to yourself "It's just a show, I should really just relax
its a sy fy movie . food might be long lasting like all space food and a ship in those movies always have a self automatic wokring core drive to keep functioning
'It is impossible to make a machine fly in the air. No steam engine has such power to mass ratio.' If there is a technology allowing for a functional and safe cryo-sleep on an ark ship housing 60.000 people, it is safe to assume there are highly advanced self-maintaining systems. It stands to reason that an ark ship should be likely a pinnacle of technology, using solutions too expensive to be used in everyday life on Earth. And the food? Well, some comestibles are non-perishable or can be really well preserved. Honey found in Ancient Egyptian tombs was still edible and there are at least two instances of paleontologists successfully trying to eat small parts of the mammoth flesh that has been encased in ice for at least 5000 years.
The Princess And The Frog (2009)
When Charlotte kisses Prince Naveen, and the spell doesn't work, Charlotte did not turn into a frog like Tiana did earlier, when she should have because she kissed him after midnight, which means she was no longer a princess of Mardi Gras.
Charlotte is not turned into a frog because Tiana broke the talisman that Dr. Facilers' "friends" on the the other side were working through for him. Once it was was broken, no new magic took place under Naveen's spell.
The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Andy is convicted for the murder of his wife and the golf pro based on muddy footprints leading up to the house, the inability to match a gun to bullets, and testimonies from the neighbors. In real life, a second set of footprints leading up to the house (the killer's), presumably in the mud, and the fact that the neighbors undoubtedly would've heard a gunshot several minutes after Andy's encounter with the couple (whereas if Andy had done it, the gunshot probably would've been right after the shouting), might have been enough to prevent his conviction (or at least delay it until the second suspect was identified).
The plot hole here is that he dug a huge tunnel with a rock hammer and it took him how long?
It was the 1920s/1930s. They didn't have forensics like they do now. Also I think they said his wife was the daughter of some influential bigwig who bought off the judge or jury and he had an incompetent lawyer
They thought Andy was black, this kind of thing happened all the time for Blacks back then.
The Last Airbender (2010)
When Zuko takes Aang onto his ship, Iroh puts a rock, lit candle and water in front of him, to which all three pull towards him, showing he is in fact the Avatar. However, Aang walks by several rocks, water and fire and they never react to him, without bending.
This whole movie was a mistake as soon as M night shamalamalugn came on board
I heard a rumor that M. Night Showeverthehellyousayit made this movie as bad as possible on purpose because he was tired of hearing his kid fangirl over the cartoons. if that's true he's a crummy dad
The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button (2008)
The majority of the story is narrated by Benjamin, or at least written down in his diary. However, the entire 'butterfly effect' scene which he narrates as a prelude to informing us about Daisy's injury contains a number of assumptions and details that he would not have been privy to - the cab driver stopping for coffee, the gift not being wrapped etc. In this scene the narrator assumes omniscience and is not consistent with the rest of the narrative.
Some novels do narrator-consciousness shifts, e.g. from omniscient to ltd. or vice versa. Not sure if the novel originally did.
It's a bit like breaking the fourth wall, it's ok, time to time.
Blood Diamond (2006)
In the beginning of the film, Danny Archer gets arrested by Liberian border guards while crossing the border from Sierra Leone to Liberia. He would therefore end up in a prison in Liberia and not in Sierra Leone where he meets Solomon.
No...if you get arrested for illegally crossing a border you get thrown in jail on the side where you belong...not the side you wanted to go to. This is not a plot hole.
On what grounds? Unless we're speaking of closed countries (early USSR, North Korea), you can leave the country anytime you want. Unless the countries have some kind of special agreement, you can't go to jail on the side 'where you belong' because you haven't committed any crime there. Illegally entering the country can be the crime in the destination country only.
Load More Replies...King Arthur (2004)
Along with it being factually inaccurate, it makes no sense to send a member of the Roman aristocracy and all of his family to live in a land unclaimed, unoccupied and undefended by the Roman army.
Factually inaccurate?! King Arthur is not a real person. No matter how many versions of his "life" are written, all the battles he supposedly fought in were taken from welsh poetry. It's a story. Not fact.
Also iirc it was more like an underhanded exile than a reward or a task.
Load More Replies...Van Helsing (2004)
When Velkan and Anna are trying to capture the werewolf, Velkan's gun is the only one that has silver bullets and thus the only weapon capable of killing it. Why didn't all the people involved have weapons with silver bullets in case something went wrong?
Maybe because silver was expensive? And how dare you criticize the great Van Helsing, peasant scum?
Ex Machina (2014)
Caleb should have been able to get out when he caused the power outage by inserting his key card into the computer, because he programmed the security system to unlock everything when a power outage would occur.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 (2012)
Alice is not supposed to have visions of werewolves and hybrids. However, at the end of the movie she has a vision of Jacob and Renesmee in the future.
Over time, her visions started to cover werewolves and renesmee. That's how she saw the end fight with werewolves in it
I'm sorry, you must have had autocorrect problems. I think what you probably meant to say was "Twilight and all its sequels are mary sue pieces of cr@p where the author just wrote whatever she felt like pecking out in the notepad on her phone with absolutely no 4ucks given towards continuity or sense."
Load More Replies...Really?? You're going on about Twilight having plot holes?? Twilight?? Are you sure about this??
Pitch Perfect (2012)
During the activities fair, Aubrey and Chloe say that they need to recruit 8 girls. Thus, a team to be able compete in the ICCAs must have at least 10 members. However, when the Regionals are happening the team with the pink dresses standing in front of the Bellas has only 8 members present and the team on stage (the Sockapellas) has only 6 members.
It is possible that the number of members is dependent on the size of the University
maybe they don't need those numbers to get in, but to fill all the musical parts in the songs that they have.
The plot hole here is that there is no such thing as a Capella singing teams in college or anywhere else for that matter.
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (2004)
The evening of his erasure procedure, Joel comes home with the prescription sleep medication and new pajamas he will need that night when the technicians plan to visit his apartment. As he comes home, he speaks to his neighbor in the lobby about Valentine's Day and "McRomance." During his memory erasure, he recalls this memory. However, since the memories slated for erasure have already been mapped in Lacuna's office, there is no way this particular memory could have been identified, mapped, and slated for erasure.
did you consider failure in the erasure or his brain is becoming resistance to it?
Terminator Genisys (2015)
In all of the previous terminator movies, including The Sarah Connor Chronicles, the terminators are able to operate independently when sent back in time, before Skynet is online. It therefore makes no sense for the terminators to shut off when Skynet's central core is destroyed at the beginning of the movie.
Because Terminators sent back in time had to have been specially programmed to be able to act on their own.
Terminators are specifically stand-alone infiltration units. We can assume that the attack drones are connected to Skynet directly.
Isn't the meaning that if Skynet is shut down, in the future, the Terminators would not have been able to be programmed or created for that matter.
possible that the attack that destroyed skynet fried their circuits in the process, read about EMP bomb
The Purge: Election Year (2016)
In the beginning of the movie, we see Senator Roan and her family during the purge 18 years before the events of the movie. However, in the previous movie Purge:Anarchy, the purge has only been happening for 9 years. Since this movie is only 2 years after Purge:Anarchy, there is no way Senator Roan's family was killed in a purge 18 years ago.
Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice (2016)
The Bat Suit protects Batman when a goon shoots at his head, yet fails to protect him when another goon stabs him. This parallels The Dark Knight when the Bat Suit protected Batman from a hail of gunfire, yet failed to protect him from a dog attack.
In other words, it's Kevlar. Not a plot hole, Kevlar protects against bullets but not blades.
And a hard helmet to prevent blunt force trauma to the head. Pretty much run of the mill combination for any soldier wearing body armour.
Load More Replies...Dark Knight explained this. There are vulnerable areas at the joints and such, otherwise they couldn't move
Even Medieval chain mail was good at stopping broad sword strikes, but useless against daggers and arrows.
I think the plot hole is that as soon as Batman says one thing superman doesn't like, Superman squashes him like a bug, so the whole movie idea is simply stupid.
possible that the gun shots weakened the material so the knife found an easier target
Why didn't he use the Iron Bat Suit in Justice League? He would have been more useful rather than just driving a car or operating a spider robot (I forgot what it's called and I feel lazy to search it on Google).
Batman got stabbed in the shoulder joint, where it's not armored because it needs to remain flexible.
Godzilla (2014)
It's well established that the MUTOs are sensitive to radiation, enough to detect the reactor of a deep-diving submarine. So when they decide to use a nuke for a decoy, instead of removing the warhead and putting it in a radiation-proof container to try to hide it, they put the whole missile on an open flatbed railcar and transport it over open country.
No to mention that putting the warhead in the protective container is the normal procedure to protect the personnel handling the device...
No Country For Old Men (2007)
A radio transmitter like the one shown as being secreted in the money briefcase would have had, at best, a range of a few miles. Without an aircraft to track it and without a more than general knowledge of its location, it would have taken Anton Chirguh days or even weeks to locate its signal. And given the transmitter's limited battery life, it would have stopped transmitting well before he was able to do so. Llewellyn simply leaving the area where he found the money should have been more than enough for him to have disappeared and probably never be found.
Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
Sgt Howell and his men are moving forward under heavy fire from a Japanese pillbox. Howell orders a bazooka strike on the pillbox, which blows it to smithereens, revealing a second pillbox behind the first, its machine gun killing more of Howell's men. Instead of simply ordering another quick and effective bazooka strike, Howell inexplicably sends two men crawling under heavy fire toward the pillbox with a satchel charge - which makes no tactical sense in that scenario whatsoever.
Don't care, this is one of the best movies. Ever. Also, maybe they didn't have time/ammo for another shot. Or the soldier manning the bazooka got killed.
Mel gibson doesn't know s**t about s**t and didn't do any consulting with real military strategists or many military personnel from ww2. Note to gibson: if you want people to welcome you back to hollywood, quit being anti-semitic and if you want an oscar guaranteed, you make a ww2 HOLOCAUST film that basically says jews good nazis bad go america for helping. Oscar strategist here.
Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters (2013)
Polyphemus wears the Golden Fleece, which is said to have the power to heal or cure anything, on his shoulder throughout the film, yet his eyesight is still greatly affected by the injury he sustained from Odysseus, enough so that he mistakes Grover for a female cyclops.
That's the only plot hole found?! The whole movie was a plot hole. The writer of the books knows his Greek mythology but unfortunately the writers of the movie don't, the fleece was never worn by Polyphemus.
The entire movie was a mistake so one plot hole doesn't really matter. It's too bad that it was bad since I love all the Percy Jackson universe books
Another plot hole, the person who plays me in the first movie has brown hair where as I have blonde hair in real life.
This whole movie is a plot hole as is the other one. They need to make new movies with a whole different crew. They also need to change Annabeth's hair color(1st movie), make Grover white(not trying to be racist but that is how Rick Riordan described him), and make Percy's eyes sea green, not blue. That is my rant of the day.
He didn’t trust me ik my Greek mythology
Load More Replies...Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End (2007)
If Barbossa started off as Jack Sparrow's first mate, then he would not have been a pirate lord and would not have had one of the nine pieces of eight unless he took it from Jack Sparrow prior to marooning him on the island (referenced in the first POTC). However, it is shown that Jack Sparrow still has one of the nine pieces of eight. How did Barbossa, as a mutinous first mate to Jack Sparrow, become one of the pirate lords and have one of the nine pieces of eight?
The pieces of eight were made up by the lords anyway. That suggests the pieces could change each time.
Barbossa was an honest sailor who left to make an easier living as a pirate. Originally a captain of the schooner Cobra, Barbossa would join Jack Sparrow aboard the Black Pearl as first mate. After a while of sailing under Sparrow, Barbossa led a mutiny against Jack and marooned him before finding the treasure of Cortés in Isla de Muerta. In mysterious circumstances, Barbossa would become the Pirate Lord of the Caspian Sea after he obtained the Piece of Eight of the previous Lord
Batman Begins (2005)
The kid with Dawes was supposed to have inhaled the fumes and must be scared of everyone. Not only is he not scared of Rachel (maybe because she was with him?), he is not scared of Batman, too.
More so he is scared of everything but hides it with cruelty and stupidity
Load More Replies...Transformers (2007)
During the Freeway chase, Decepticons: Bonecrusher and Barricade together are in pursuit of the Autobots. Bonecrusher pulls ahead to battle Prime, tearing up the roadway by dispatching hapless motorists. Barricade, however, disappears and does not reappear nor is he mentioned again for the rest of the film.
Bumblebee killed Barricade while rescuing Sam right? I mean, he wouldn't leave Barricade still alive...
Slumdog Millionaire (2008)
When Salim fills the bathtub with money, where does he get the money? He doesn't have it all tucked into his clothing, and there is far too much cash to conceal it.
His employer has stacks of cash. It's not hard to work out where he gets it from. Jesus, you're struggling here. It's about ironic juxtaposition if you're still confused. Look it up.
Right? Obviously that crime boss guy's money. Not a plot hole if someone actually watched the movie.
Load More Replies...I saw this a long time ago, so not sure, but I assumed it was his employer's money and it was probably keptin the bath.
28 Weeks Later (2007)
Don should've had restrictions on his access security card and would've never been authorized to enter Alice's cell. Even though he's part of the U.S Army personnel, he's still technically a civilian and thus would've never gained clearance to a place as potentially dangerous as the biohazard rooms, for instance, because of risk of infection. Only certain people such as Major Scarlett or General Stone would've had clearance to enter Alice's room.
Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (2007)
When Harry sees the thestrals dragging the carriages, the others cannot see them. Luna then claims that he can only see them because he has seen death (Cedric, as he could not see them in previous years). Although JK Rowling said that he wouldn't have recalled his mother's death clearly enough because of him being just a baby at the time. He did watch Quirell die before him in Harry Potter and the The Sorcerer's Stone. So he should have been able to see Thestrals since, at the earliest, his second year at Hogwarts.
THIS THEORY IS WRONG! 1st year. Harry takes a boat across the lake, all 1st years do. 2nd year. Harry is blocked from the train and has to drive Arthur Weasleys flyings Ford Anglia to hogwarts and crashes into the grounds having missed the entrance. 3rd year. Harry has an illegal use of magic incident and flees his house on the Knight Bus, before Ministry of Magic people pick him up and take him to hogwarts (for protection from Sirius) 4th year. FIRST TIME HARRY ENCOUNTERS THESTRALS
Actually, they take the carriages back to Hogsmeade to catch the train home every year. The reason Jo stated Harry did not see the thestrals until the beginning of book five is she didn't want to have to write it in to the ending of book four and make that book longer than it already was, so she cheated. Also, in the third year, Harry is dropped off by the Ministry at the Leaky Cauldron. He catches the train, experiences a dementor, and then takes the carriages to Hogwarts before missing the feast to see McGonagall in her office. He also took the train and rode in the carriages at the beginning of book four. Both three and four reference horseless carriages.
Load More Replies...Quirrell is questionable. He was practically possessed by Voldemort, and he burned to ashes. His decrease of humanity is a potential loophole. Additionally it's hypothesized that it requires affection to the person.
Wasn't it said that thestrals can be seen by people who tragically lost someone close to them, no matter whether they witnessed the actual death or not?
He didn't see QuirRell die because he was unconscious at the time. Read the bloody books! 'He felt Quirrell's arm wrenched from his grasp, knew all was lost, and fell into blackness, down...down...down' ( pg 214, 2000)
Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (2002)
McGonagall's new rules include "all students must be accompanied by a teacher to a lesson". However, it is later shown that there are only 9 teachers (including Dumbledore, Hagrid, the nurse and Filch). With 280 students in the school, this rule is impossible.
It's not, the students are not allowed to go around the halls by themselves. They were supposed to move from classroom to classroom together, accompanied by a teacher. The only issue is if someone needed to use the bathroom.
At what point are these 9 stated to be ALL the staff? The movies know many more than that. Professors Dumbledore, McGonagall, Flitwick, Sprout, Snape, Trelawney, Sinistra, Vector, Kettleburn, Lockhart, Binns (at least), and madames Pinch, Hooch, Pomfrey, plus Hagrid and Filch. Check your facts before making a statement.
There a lot of impossible things happening in this movie. Class logistics is not a big concern.
Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Han and Leia are looking at the names of different galactic systems on the Falcon computer to get away from the Imperial destroyers. Han finds Lando's name and they agree to go there. They take off and are followed by Boba Fett. After arriving at the cloud city and learning of Lando's betrayal, he tells them Vader and his troopers arrived just before they did. How did they know where Han and Leia were going? Boba Fett was following but there would not have been time to set the trap.
Why not? Han has been a wanted person for a long time, and a well known one too. Do you really think Imperials would be unable to find out who his "friends" are? Or where he would most likely go? The dudes in white may not hit anything they shoot at, but they are not completeley useless.
Boba Fett sees what course the Falcon sets when he pursues them, and could extrapolate that the obviously not-hyperjump-capable Falcon was setting course to Bespin. Short message to the Imperials, and both the Empire and the Bounty hunter, with their still-hyperjump-capable ships could comfortably jump to Bespin and set up the trap. Is that so difficult to understand? In the movie it was easy to grasp.
The Empire is aware of Han's known associates. Doesn't take much to guess that he would seek Lando.
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
The canyon is completely cleared of all the rocks on both sides when Furiosa and the others head back through it to return to the Citadel. It would have been impossible for Joe's men when they first drove through it to not only make enough room for their biggest vehicles, like the war band machine to fit through, but also to completely clear the area of the huge rocks and still join him by sunset to pursue the war rig.
Fast & Furious (2009)
Brian's (Paul Walker) reason for not turning in the money to the FBI after the drug run is that Braga will just continue to run drugs without the loss affecting him. In the same conversation, when told by his boss that Braga will not show up for the exchange, Brian tells him that he can't afford not to.
Stardust (2007)
Lamia's hands reverted back to their old, decrepit state when she turned the boy into a goat and cursed Ditchwater Sal, which she noted as being "hardly extravagant, however conjuring a whole elaborate Inn, which could be considered "extravagant", definitely more so than the previous uses of her magic, had no such effect on her.
Mr. Nobody (2009)
The young Nemo, having ran into the forest and thus did not follow his mother to Canada, blows a leaf which leads to the adult him and Anna being reunited again at the lighthouse. However, this scenario is impossible because he only meets and falls in love with Anna if he moves to Canada with his mother.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)
David malfunctions after ingesting food but suffers no discomfort at all from being fully submerged in water while in the pool.
Just like your phone, he's waterproof on the outside. Put food inside your phone and see what happens, lol
THAT is the only plot hole you came up with in this cluster-f**k of a movie?
Jurassic Park (1993)
All dinosaurs in Jurassic Park are cloned from prehistoric DNA "plugged" with frog DNA. So why do they hatch from eggs as shown in the park lab scene? Even more, the shape and size of the eggs doesn't resemble those of any known modern animal species.
I can't remember if it's mentioned in the movies, but in the book it is stated that the combination of dino/frog DNA is injected into an unfertilized bird egg along with chemicals to simulate fertilization.
Some frogs can lay lay viable eggs even when no males are present. This was mentioned in the movie
Lady In The Water (2006)
Story says that she is forbidden to talk about her blue world to humans and therefore communicates with sign language when talking about her world yet she tells Cleveland everything he needs to know about how to spot a scrunt in grass through a walkie-talkie.
That's because the scrunts aren't anything to do with the Blue World. That's like saying "I can't tell you anything about rabbits" and then describing everything to do with foxes. Come on now, use your damn brain.
Actually it is explained in the movie that speaking about her world made her weak.
The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
Before Neo enters the door that leads to the Source, the Keymaker says he can't fly to the center of the grid in 5 minutes, but after that Neo saves Trinity flying to that exact same place, which he does in a few seconds.
not a plothole imo, because hes the chosen one hes able to alter the Matrix physically as seen in the Picture, so why should he not be able to also alter time?
Not a plothole but another example of 'The One' not being bound by the rules of The Matrix. The Keymaker is a program and as such is restricted to the rules of the Matrix his comment is linked to what he knows as defined by the rules.
Probably another spoon moment. Just as he had to realize there was no spoon, he also had to realize there was no building.
Neo is a hacker, he doesnt need to fly, he can alter the code of his location and be in another place instantanealy, thats why. he only flew so we could have that sweet scene
Errrr... being able to bend the matrix to his will was the entire plot behind Neo as a character? Telling him what is real (the spoon) or what he can and can't do (the keymaker) holds no meaning the moment neo puts his mind to it.
you gotta be kidding. . .this is your idea of a plot hole in The Matrix? How about when Joe Pantoliano gets in and out of the matrix to have dinner with Agent Smith? Since he was never shown to have an accomplice then who manned the controls? No one else EVER got in or out of the matrix without an operator!!! Did you people even watch the movie? Sheesh
Pacific Rim (2013)
When the kaiju emits the EMP, it takes out the jagers, the command center, and presumably anything that's digital. But when the Gypsy Dancer attacks, it is carried by a fleet of helicopters, which presumably have the same digital circuits.
emp would only damage circuits that we're powered up, if the choppers were not running then they are just dead metal and therefore wouldn't be affected
Even with electronics on the fritz, you can still use most of the military equipment. You won't be able to use some navigation and communication devices, but the engine, steering and most of armament would work fine.
Much of our current military equipment is protected from EMP. Most have to be shut down to do so, but the tech is even better now than when I was in the Army so who knows about the helos in the movie.
since they are vital and they know the kaiju is capable of EMP, is implied they reinforced the circuits
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
When Venom/Eddie Brock asks Sandman/Flint Marko to team up, he mentions his history and the reason why he hates Spider-man. How does Venom/Eddie Brock know all this? It's not mentioned.
Snowpiercer (2013)
Wilford as well as Mason performed one specific hand movement (Wilford at the end of the movie, Mason during her speech to the tail section inhabitants) that suggests, that both of them have experience with cleaning the engine (as seen on Tim under the floor tile). This does not make any sense with regard to their age as the engine can be cleaned only by children less than 5 years old (the train didn't even exist, when both of them were 5 years old).
I don' agree that it suggests they used to clean the engine. I saw it as more of a religious reverence/gesture.
I couldn't make it all of the way through. Most of them are real nit-picky. Like watching a movie with that one know it all who picks everything apart.
And most of them happen because the plot had to either advance or be longer and to add drama. Movies are not supposed to be fully realistic and logical- they are supposed to be entertaining and fun to watch.
Load More Replies...Some were actually good, but most were really nit-picky. A lot also hinged on the submitted assuming something, which might not necessarily be true.
In Avengers Infinity War... why doesn't anybody simply try to chop Thanos arm? They hit him, stab him, try to kill him, and even try to pull away the gauntlet... but nobody simply chops his arm.
I'd imagine he has very thick arms...also, that wouldn't make for a great movie, would it? It's much more dramatic this way :)
Load More Replies...While some of these are legitimate, a lot of them are silly. Just because a movie doesn't show a scene of someone buying something that is later used doesn't equal a plot hole....
I made it half way through and said, "who the hell cares?" to myself for nearly every one. If I was sitting with some guy telling me this c**p during the movies I'd duct tape his mouth shut. Movies are entertainment.
SPOILER: I am about to ruin Indiana Jones for you. Indiana is totally useless and could have been omitted from the movie. His goal is to prevent Nazi's from getting the Arc and opening it. So Nazi's get the arc and open it. Indy had no effect on the outcome.
Honestly every movie that has been based off a book could end up on this list.
The first Santa Clause movie: When Scott is almost at the end of his transition/about to lose visitation of Charlie, he could have just asked his ex-wife and her husband to watch him shave. They would then know something was indeed up and that Scott was not trying to trick Charlie into believing he was Santa. Of course that ending would be much less exciting...
I would like to know how @Giedrė create a link "on magical or futuristic journeys" in the post?
I couldn't make it all of the way through. Most of them are real nit-picky. Like watching a movie with that one know it all who picks everything apart.
And most of them happen because the plot had to either advance or be longer and to add drama. Movies are not supposed to be fully realistic and logical- they are supposed to be entertaining and fun to watch.
Load More Replies...Some were actually good, but most were really nit-picky. A lot also hinged on the submitted assuming something, which might not necessarily be true.
In Avengers Infinity War... why doesn't anybody simply try to chop Thanos arm? They hit him, stab him, try to kill him, and even try to pull away the gauntlet... but nobody simply chops his arm.
I'd imagine he has very thick arms...also, that wouldn't make for a great movie, would it? It's much more dramatic this way :)
Load More Replies...While some of these are legitimate, a lot of them are silly. Just because a movie doesn't show a scene of someone buying something that is later used doesn't equal a plot hole....
I made it half way through and said, "who the hell cares?" to myself for nearly every one. If I was sitting with some guy telling me this c**p during the movies I'd duct tape his mouth shut. Movies are entertainment.
SPOILER: I am about to ruin Indiana Jones for you. Indiana is totally useless and could have been omitted from the movie. His goal is to prevent Nazi's from getting the Arc and opening it. So Nazi's get the arc and open it. Indy had no effect on the outcome.
Honestly every movie that has been based off a book could end up on this list.
The first Santa Clause movie: When Scott is almost at the end of his transition/about to lose visitation of Charlie, he could have just asked his ex-wife and her husband to watch him shave. They would then know something was indeed up and that Scott was not trying to trick Charlie into believing he was Santa. Of course that ending would be much less exciting...
I would like to know how @Giedrė create a link "on magical or futuristic journeys" in the post?
