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The teleporter is supposed to fuse DNA from all the different living organisms within. Surely there were some dust mites and bacteria inside too. Dr. Seth Brundle would turn into a whole different kind of creature!
It seems that alien spaceships are Mac compatible. At least we were able to upload a virus onto their system using an Apple laptop!
It turns out aliens don't like water, yet in the beginning of the film they go through a pretty wet cornfield.
At one point we see Edward carving enormous ice sculptures, but where did he get the giant blocks of ice from? And it's not like the movie is set in the winter or in a cold climate.
The Hogwarts Express only has four carriages, and despite Ron saying that the train is full, we can see Harry Potter alone in a compartment that could actually seat six people.
People are saved by helicopters on the roofs of skyscrapers, but we're still not sure how they got there, given that the roofs were covered in ice and snow.
If Superman is indestructible and invulnerable, then this surely includes his hair and beard. So, how can he shave or get a haircut?
There's a scene where Diana is attending a gala in a blue dress, which eventually flies off, revealing her Wonder Woman outfit underneath. The question is, how could we not see it the whole time, given that the dress had a lower cut?
Cinderella's enchantments lose their power after midnight, so everything returns to "normal." Therefore there is no reason for her shoes to remain in their glass form...
There is absolutely no way Doug could have been on the roof of a casino for two days. First, security cameras would have spotted him, and second, even if he did, how would he survive the Nevada sun in the peak of summer?
The vampires drawing pictures of each other to check out their clothing doesn't make sense. Even though the image of vampires don't reflect in the mirror, their clothing should. Otherwise, how would this cup and spoon be visible, right?
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Viewers still question to this day why Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) didn't join Rose (Kate Winslet) on that door at sea. There was clearly room for both of them!
All Angelina Jolie's character had to do was destroy the part of the artifact she already had to render the whole thing useless.
You might remember the dramatic scene when George Clooney's character disconnects from one end of a rope and drifts off into space so that Sandra Bullock's character would survive. Except, according to the laws of physics in zero gravity, Bullock’s character could've just tugged the rope and Clooney would have drifted towards her.
The family can be seen walking along trails of sand and ash so they could dampen their footsteps, but what we don't know is how they managed to lay the trails without the aliens hearing!
Not only is this one of the movies with the most scientific mistakes, it also has a major plot hole (which was actually pointed out by Ben Affleck himself when reading the script).
The referee is pretty explicit in reminding competitors that kicks to the face are not allowed in the tournament. So how did Daniel LaRusso's iconic crane kick gave him the victory?
Okay, so Buzz Lightyear thinks he's actually a space ranger instead of a toy. But if this was the case, why did he freeze like all the other toys when humans walked into the room?
How was Obi-Wan Kenobi supposed to protect Luke Skywalker from Darth Vader? Certainly not by giving him his father's surname and keeping him on Tatooine, which happens to be Vader’s home planet, right?
By being such an important presence in his parents' teenage years, how can they completely forget about Marty McFly? As bizarre as it sounds, can't his mom tell her son is eerily similar to her teen crush?
Well, it looks like E.T. has the capacity to levitate, so why didn't he do so to get back onto his spaceship in the beginning of the movie?
This movie has one of the most popular plot holes in the history of cinema: how did Andy Dufresne reattach the Raquel Welch poster on the wall of his cell so perfectly, after escaping through the tunnel?
When can Mogway eat, really? Sure, you can't feed them after midnight, but doesn't the day start at midnight? Food for thought...
One of the characters says that they can't climb to the top because the ivy doesn't go all the way up...except it does. And it's pretty visible in some shots!
The question boils down to this: wouldn't it have been easier to train astronauts to drill, rather than train oil rig operatives to become astronauts?
Wolverine's claws can cut through anything, right? So how does a sword become a problem all of a sudden?
Uma Thurman character's legs have atrophied after years in coma, but it's not clear why her arms didn't. It might have just been nerve damage from the injury though.
Movies are based on scripts, and, of course, plot lines are not always perfectly written. Sure, some movies have pretty poor plots, so a hole or two is to be expected. But what about Hollywood blockbusters? Really big movies with equally big plot holes? Yes, many famous movies have plot holes that people debate to this day, and in this gallery, you'll have the chance to discover and/or revisit some of them.
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Movies are based on scripts, and, of course, plot lines are not always perfectly written. Sure, some movies have pretty poor plots, so a hole or two is to be expected. But what about Hollywood blockbusters? Really big movies with equally big plot holes? Yes, many famous movies have plot holes that people debate to this day, and in this gallery, you'll have the chance to discover and/or revisit some of them.
Browse through and see how many plot holes you have already identified.