Movies with the Biggest Plot-holes

[MazeMinion]

Post a movie you've watched that has a huge plot-hole in it.

I was just re-watching Spider-Man (was bored). And I realized something.

At the beginning, when the spider bites Peter, why didn't that spider bite anyone else? And how did that spider get out in the first place? We may never know.

 

[Zechnophobe]

Most Recent Star Trek. Black holes are super dense masses. How do you travel 'through' one? Much less go back in time? That'd be like saying a Fly can go back in time by ramming into a semi-truck.

 

[ManDemon]

Most Recent Star Trek. Black holes are super dense masses. How do you travel 'through' one? Much less go back in time? That'd be like saying a Fly can go back in time by ramming into a semi-truck.

How do you know they don't?

Alone in the Dark. The plot was a black hole in and of itself.

 

[hittite]

Most Recent Star Trek. Black holes are super dense masses. How do you travel 'through' one? Much less go back in time? That'd be like saying a Fly can go back in time by ramming into a semi-truck.

Well, some of the theories suggest that they're so dense that they warp time too. I don't know. no one really does.

OT: try watching X-Men 3 again (if you dare). Pay attention to the sky while the bridge is flying and then when it lands. All I can say is...
[HEADING=1]Let's do the time warp again!!!!![/HEADING]

 

[Zechnophobe]

Most Recent Star Trek. Black holes are super dense masses. How do you travel 'through' one? Much less go back in time? That'd be like saying a Fly can go back in time by ramming into a semi-truck.

How do you know they don't?

Alone in the Dark. The plot was a black hole in and of itself.

Well, they sure as heck appear to be plastered against the side of the Semi-truck. I guess I'm also not sure that Saurkraut doesn't send people back in time when you eat it, as I haven't touched the stuff.

 

[starwarsgeek]

Post a movie you've watched that has a huge plot-hole in it.

I was just re-watching Spider-Man (was bored). And I realized something.

At the beginning, when the spider bites Peter, why didn't that spider bite anyone else? And how did that spider get out in the first place? We may never know.

The spider not biting anyone else isn't really a plot hole...it's just how it happened. The spider getting out is an unexplanined plot point, not a plot hole.

Most Recent Star Trek. Black holes are super dense masses. How do you travel 'through' one? Much less go back in time? That'd be like saying a Fly can go back in time by ramming into a semi-truck.

Black Holes doing whatever the writers feel like is a pretty common sci fi story element. It's fallen out of practice now that the facts of a black hole are common knowledge. So it's less of a plot hole, more of a case of the writers not keeping up with the times and/or not doing the research.

OT: try watching X-Men 3 again (if you dare). Pay attention to the sky while the bridge is flying and then when it lands. All I can say is...
[HEADING=1]Let's do the time warp again!!!!![/HEADING]

...I do not dare, so I'll just take your word for it