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12 Movie plot holes that you can never un-learn (13 Photos)

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: Toy Story:

Buzz Lightyear spends the movie believing he’s not a toy, but he still freezes whenever people are around. What do you really believe, Buzz?

: Back to the Future:

Why doesn’t Marty’s mom recognize her son as the guy who…you know…she tried to sleep with years before?! I feel like it would be pretty hard to forget someone who came into your life for a week and completely changed it.

: Waterworld:

Despite paper being the most valuable resource, the characters smoke cigarettes, which we can only assume are rolled with paper, the whole movie. Also, if almost the entire Earth is water, why is everyone so damn dirty?

: The Santa Clause:

The parents in the movie don’t believe in Santa…so where do they think the gifts under their trees come from each year?

: Indiana Jones Raiders and the Raiders of the Lost Ark:

Indiana Jones is totally unnecessary to the film’s events. Without Jones, the Nazis still would have gone to Nepal, they still would have killed Marion, they still would have taken the amulet to the map room, and they still would have found the arc. And you know what? They still would have killed themselves at the end.

: Gremlins:

Don’t feed the gremlins after midnight? IT’S ALWAYS AFTER MIDNIGHT SOMEWHERE!

: Aladdin:

Aladdin’s first wish is to be a prince, but he spends most of the movie freaking out about how Jasmine can’t marry a prince (despite him just wishing to be one) and whether or not to use his final wish to free the genie or make himself a prince (AGAIN). So, did the genie’s magic just not work? What is going on here? What was his first wish for?

: Karate Kid:

If the main rule is “No kicks to the face,” how does Daniel win with a kick…to the face?

: Mean Girls:

If everyone thinks Cady made the burn book, how did she get all those pictures of everyone if she was a new student? Tina? A little help?

: Home Alone:

THERE IS NO WAY KEVIN GOT THAT SLED THROUGH THE DOOR. Also, if the phones aren’t working, how does Kevin order pizza???

: Harry Potter:

Speaks for itself.

: Jurassic Park:

Why is the T. rex level with the fence when it breaks through and starts to attack, but when it starts pushing the car over the edge, there’s a huge hundred-foot drop?

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Ruckus

#12 I asked that question ever fuckin time. Still a great movie though
purasuma

#3 Nowhere in the movie is it ever mentioned that paper is the most valuable resource. And really has nothing to do with the plot anyways.
Hugh

how about in Star Wars. Little Anakin helps to free Naboo from the illegal embargo, and kill all the bad guys. He's hanging out with the Princess and alot of Jedi's. and nobody can give this kid a ride so he can go buy his Mom out of slavery? Obi Wan, Quin, and the Princess were there when Anakin was a slave. they met his Mom. Did everybody forget about her? WTF?
Mika

#11 Have NONE of you watched Doctor Who?! Changing time like that would create a paradox. A person realises they have to go back in time, they go back in time to change whatever it is they wanted to change, but with the person saved, test passed, whatever it may be, they don't have the reason to go back, therefore they wouldn't have gone back at all.
Even with the destruction of the time turners in year 5, before the death toll really begins to rise, they wouldn't be able to go back in time to prevent any deaths from occurring. They were only able to go back and save Buckbeak because none of them actually witnessed his death. They saw the ax fall, but didn't see him die. Therefore, when they went back to save Buckbeak, their past selves were still left to believe Buckbeak had died, giving them the reason to go back once time had caught up.
Using the argument of, "they could have stopped Voldemort from the beginning," while made with good intentions, is a ruddy terrible idea. If Harry and Hermione, for instance, went back in time in year 3 to kill Voldemort before he killed Harry's parents, Harry never would have been the Boy Who Lived, none of the events would have occurred, and once time caught up, Harry and Hermione would be 13 years older than when they left, but their past selves that originally were to have gone back in time wouldn't have left in the first place to go back in time to stop Voldemort because in the reality they created, in their paradox, they wouldn't have had the reason to leave in year 3 to go stop Voldemort because the fucker is already dead. Not that they would get the chance, what with the whole paradox ripping apart the fabric of time thing.
adamtank52

#10 That would have to be a pretty impressive turn to make it through that door. Also when the bags break on his walk home HOW DOES HE GET THE GROCERIES HOME?!!
Grant

Hermione gives the time turner back to the ministry of magic at the end of the third book, they lent it to her at the beginning of the third book. not a plot hole, don't disrepect my childhood
babaganush

#8 you take that back sob
Pvtdeth

#1 He doesn't think he's a toy, but subconsciously he knows.

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