Author: Noah Berman / Source: did you know?
There are plot holes that go mostly unnoticed, where our brains just skip over the hiccup and pick up the stories and characters seamlessly on the other side, and then there are plot holes (like the ones that absolutely litter Frozen, omg) that make it impossible for us to take a movie seriously any longer.
Or if you’re me, make you rage every time someone tells you how Frozen is their favorite Disney movie.
But I digress.
Here are 15 movies with plot holes so gaping you’ll never be able to unsee them. Fair warning.
#15. The Hangover
I know, I know, why even bother having this movie make sense? While that may be true, they could have made it a tad more believable by realizing that there’s not one single inch of a Vegas hotel and casino that’s not caught on video camera.
Someone would have seen and checked on Doug long before two days had elapsed.
#14. The Maze Runner
The kids spend time lamenting how they have tried “everything” to get out of the crevasse and say specifically that they can’t use the ivy because it doesn’t go all the way to the top.
Except it clearly does, in just about every wide shot of that scene and others. Oops.
Here’s one of many: the gates were shut to prevent word of Elsa’s powers from getting to the world outside.
So why did Anna have to stay locked inside the castle inside the city? Answer: she didn’t.
#12. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
Haymitch says early in the serious that there are “career tributes” from Districts 1 and 2 and that the tributes from those districts have won the Hunger Games “almost every year.
”So, how are there a living female and male victor from every other district to put up as mentors? Statistically, it shouldn’t be true.
Victoria, a vampire who wants to kill Bella Swan, appears twice in the end frames of the movie. It’s been established that Edward can hear the thoughts of people in close vicinity, so why doesn’t he hear hers and do something about it sooner?
Not such a big hero…
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