Plot holes in otherwise enjoyable movies don't bother most people -until they are confronted with them in large print, on an image macro. Unreality magazine points out more flaws in your favorite films that you'll remember every time you think about those movies in the future. Link
Plot holes in otherwise enjoyable movies don't bother most people -until they are confronted with them in large print, on an image macro. Unreality magazine points out more flaws in your favorite films that you'll remember every time you think about those movies in the future. Link
For example, R2D2 started out as simply a droid that happened to be on a rebel cruiser. But years later, R2 connects EVERYTHING in the Star Wars universe. EVERYTHING. And R2 has absolutely nothing to do with The Force, which would explain a certain amount of these countless, impossible coincidences.
But George says (again, after the fact) that he was writing for children this whole time. So that makes it okay.
Also, the Back to the future one, would you really remember what someone that you knew for a week when you were 17 looked like 30 years later? I had a crush on a guy at summer camp 12 years ago and I don't remember what he looked like.
*Conspiracy Keanu*
that he's working undercover?