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Title: [ARTICLE] 8 plot holes in classic movies. Post by: Neville on September 16, 2008, 09:49:27 AM Found this via DIGG, found it very funny, specially when it comes to "Minority report".
http://www.cracked.com/article_16625_8-classic-movies-that-got-away-with-gaping-plot-holes.html Title: Re: [ARTICLE] 8 plot holes in classic movies. Post by: BeyondTheGrave on September 16, 2008, 12:09:42 PM It was pretty funny. My favorite was calling Harry Potter a "Selfish Prick" :teddyr:
Title: Re: [ARTICLE] 8 plot holes in classic movies. Post by: WingedSerpent on September 16, 2008, 09:49:28 PM Make sure you click over to the "Movie's Saddest Attempts at Femenism" page. The Eowyen page made me laugh out loud.
I agree with the Sixth Sense one, but then again I knew the ending before I saw the movie. (Sometimes, the spoiler is all you need.) Title: Re: [ARTICLE] 8 plot holes in classic movies. Post by: schmendrik on September 17, 2008, 10:15:06 AM Make sure you click over to the "Movie's Saddest Attempts at Femenism" page. The Eowyen page made me laugh out loud. I agree with the Sixth Sense one, but then again I knew the ending before I saw the movie. (Sometimes, the spoiler is all you need.) Fortunately nobody spoiled Sixth Sense for me before I saw it. I had no clue. As for the question of why Bruce Willis was talking to this kid, it wasn't random. As I recall, we see him actually reading the name and address off a piece of paper in his hand. So he got the assignment from the Great Appointment Secretary In The Sky. On the DVD, Shyamalan says he used the color red as a visual cue that there was a ghost in a scene, and he thought that was going to be a dead giveaway. But that sort of symbolism completely escaped me too. I never noticed anything was red till Shyamalan said so. Title: Re: [ARTICLE] 8 plot holes in classic movies. Post by: Fishasaurus on October 14, 2008, 05:53:31 PM Wow, that little point about the submarine in Fantastic Voyage pretty much got by me.
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