Originally posted by Sacred 117
Ah. OK. That makes much more sense.Another. In The Avengers, how did Thor know where to find the Tesseract at the start of the invasion. He had no prior knowledge of it, and he never got a chance to find out.
Wasn't there something, Along the lines of the machine needed alot of power to run and everything pointed to the Stark building.
Originally posted by Kazenji
Wasn't there something, Along the lines of the machine needed alot of power to run and everything pointed to the Stark building.
Thor was pretty well ignorant of all of that. Once the cube was located, Banner was the only one who got to see it, and Thor definitely wasn't simply smart enough to find it on his own.
I still maintain the biggest plot hole is how a bankrupted Bruce Wayne with no money or ID on him is able to get back to Gotham from the Pit.
We're talking about a billionaire who is framed & shamed on a worldwide level for destroying Wayne Industries so he would be persona non grata not matter where he went for help. And even if he did have secret funds in various worldwide banks, without proper ID you're not going to have access to them at all.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
I still maintain the biggest plot hole is how a bankrupted Bruce Wayne with no money or ID on him is able to get back to Gotham from the Pit.We're talking about a billionaire who is framed & shamed on a worldwide level for destroying Wayne Industries so he would be persona non grata not matter where he went for help. And even if he did have secret funds in various worldwide banks, without proper ID you're not going to have access to them at all.
Because he's the ***damn Batman?
I actually had a refined explanation for this, but I've since then forgot it. Perhaps he could have been a stowaway again? I mean, he did it when he was a noob in Batman Begins, so it's not like it would be difficult for him now.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
I still maintain the biggest plot hole is how a bankrupted Bruce Wayne with no money or ID on him is able to get back to Gotham from the Pit.We're talking about a billionaire who is framed & shamed on a worldwide level for destroying Wayne Industries so he would be persona non grata not matter where he went for help. And even if he did have secret funds in various worldwide banks, without proper ID you're not going to have access to them at all.
lol...
plot holes are their to make people think.. but..............................................................................................
A bigger plot hole is when did he have time to amend his will to leave Robin that map to the Batcave. At what point did Bruce Wayne leave that will? When Bruce's will is being read, the lawyer dude specifically states that it "was not amended to reflect his more modest estate." That means he hadn't touched it since he lost all his money, which happened right at the start of the action in the film, when he barely knew Blake. He hadn't even seen the guy throw a punch at that point.
Another one -
The Matrix - How did Cipher plug himself into and then get out of the Matrix in order to meet up with that Agent, by himself? You need a guy to pull the plug out for you. Its impossible for him to have done that unless like, Cipher was the One all along and Morpheus was full of shit.
Originally posted by Nephthys
A bigger plot hole is when did he have time to amend his will to leave Robin that map to the Batcave. At what point did Bruce Wayne leave that will? When Bruce's will is being read, the lawyer dude specifically states that it "was not amended to reflect his more modest estate." That means he hadn't touched it since he lost all his money, which happened right at the start of the action in the film, when he barely knew Blake. He hadn't even seen the guy throw a punch at that point.
You can amend portions of your will. So, while he may have added "Robin" at the last moment to his will, he probably didn't amend the rest of it. Prolly in a hurry.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Another one -The Matrix - How did Cipher plug himself into and then get out of the Matrix in order to meet up with that Agent, by himself? You need a guy to pull the plug out for you. Its impossible for him to have done that unless like, Cipher was the One all along and Morpheus was full of shit.
He was working with the machines. We see in the third movie that the machines can plug people into and out of the matrix just like they did with Neo for his final fight with Smith.
Originally posted by Sacred 117
Because he's the ***damn Batman?I actually had a refined explanation for this, but I've since then forgot it. Perhaps he could have been a stowaway again? I mean, he did it when he was a noob in Batman Begins, so it's not like it would be difficult for him now.
The Goddamn Batman theory doesn't work because Bane took everything away from him. Bruce Wayne climbed out of the bit with literally nothing but the clothes he wore. No access to any money whatsoever much less a Bat costume.
I mean honestly why would Nolan go to all the trouble of having Bruce framed for Wayne Industries' collapse with the stock exchange, shaming him in public, show a scene where Wayne Manor gets its electricity cut off just so that the audience can go, *wink wink* "he's the goddamn Batman."
As far as stowing away as a noob in Begins...he was still a rich noob with access to his inheritance.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
The Goddamn Batman theory doesn't work because Bane took everything away from him. Bruce Wayne climbed out of the bit with literally nothing but the clothes he wore. No access to any money whatsoever much less a Bat costume.I mean honestly why would Nolan go to all the trouble of having Bruce framed for Wayne Industries' collapse with the stock exchange, shaming him in public, show a scene where Wayne Manor gets its electricity cut off just so that the audience can go, *wink wink* "he's the goddamn Batman."
As far as stowing away as a noob in Begins...he was still a rich noob with access to his inheritance.
actually it works perfectly.. you keep on forgetting the type of person bruce wayne is.. he obviously had clothes stashed away.. b...b...but he did have a batsuit.. hahahahaha but i guess that was flesh colored clothing he wore during the third act.. hahahahahaha
Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
he obviously had clothes stashed away.. b...b...but he did have a batsuit.. hahahahaha but i guess that was flesh colored clothing he wore during the third act.. hahahahahaha
Yeah I must've missed that deleted scene where Bruce finally climbs out of the pit....lifts a rock up & there's his secret stash of clothes & credit cards. Hell, that was lucky considering he didn't even know where he was taken or what country the pit was located in.
Yes, Bruce spent year one roaming the world stashing clothes & money under rocks. 🙄
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Yeah I must've missed that deleted scene where Bruce finally climbs out of the pit....lifts a rock up & there's his secret stash of clothes & credit cards. Hell, that was lucky considering he didn't even know where he was taken or what country the pit was located in.Yes, Bruce spent year one roaming the world stashing clothes & money under rocks. 🙄
lolololol
perhaps you should learn to pay attention, i did and things are easily explained, but i will let someone else explain it to you and hopefully you will understand
Originally posted by NephthysDaum
Back to the Future - How come no one ever recognised that Marty looks exactly like 'Calvin Klein' from the past? Did his dad never suspect Marty wasn't his? Wtf would his mum think?Minority Report - Not a single prediction is ever right. Since the cops always stop the murders. If they actually predicted the future properly, they'd predict the people getting arrested, not committing murders.
Citizen Kane - How did anyone hear Kanes final words when no-one was in the room to hear them?
The Lion King - How the **** did Scar screw up so badly that the kingdom became a wasteland? Does the Lion King control the elements?
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 - The Bride rips out Bucks tongue then sits in his truck for 13 hours. Did noone find the corpse? Did they not think to look for her? Did they not think to check the car park or look inside the gaudiest car in the country?
Ocean's Eleven - How did the fake money get into the vault? Theres never an opportunity to get the fake money into there. The whole twist of the robbery makes no goddamn sense.
Superman II - Superman gives up his powers in the Fortress of Solitude. In the North Pole. How the hell did he and Lois get back to civilization?
The Lost World: Jurassic Park - How did the Trex kill everyone on the boat when its still inside the cargo hold?
Batman - How did the Jokers men follow Batman to the top of the bell tower after the stairs had been destroyed?
The Godfather: Part II - Who killed the assassins? Fredo is a sniveling pussy, how did he kill two assassins by himself? Were there other traitors?
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
I still maintain the biggest plot hole is how a bankrupted Bruce Wayne with no money or ID on him is able to get back to Gotham from the Pit.We're talking about a billionaire who is framed & shamed on a worldwide level for destroying Wayne Industries so he would be persona non grata not matter where he went for help. And even if he did have secret funds in various worldwide banks, without proper ID you're not going to have access to them at all.
Out of all of the Plot holes in that movie you choose that? I wouldn't call it a plot hole. It just simply wasn't explained. A plot hole in my mind is something that, even with explanation makes no since or contradicts already established plot points.
A little imagination, I think works for your problem. Wayne is super resourceful. He lived without money during the most important years of his training in the league of shadows.
I'm surprised that you feel this is a bigger plot hole than Bruce Wayne healing from a compound back fracture with no medical attention what so ever. Yea, he needs a brace for a bum ankle but a few yoga stretches are good enough to cure what should have been a fatal back injury.
Pacific Rim - after the EMP blast, how were there hellicopters left to fly Gipsy out to the sea?
TDKR - that movie was full of plot holes. Probably the most plot-hole ridden movie I've seen in the last decade. Other than the ones noted above, I think the worst one is that Wayne is nearly a cripple in one leg, needing a robotic brace to move. Yet once his back is repaired (another plot hole there) his knee just magically heals as well.
MOS - that whole death scene of Jonathan Kent. Not necessarily a plot hole, just... bad.
Originally posted by FrothByte
Pacific Rim - after the EMP blast, how were there hellicopters left to fly Gipsy out to the sea?TDKR - that movie was full of plot holes. Probably the most plot-hole ridden movie I've seen in the last decade. Other than the ones noted above, I think the worst one is that Wayne is nearly a cripple in one leg, needing a robotic brace to move. Yet once his back is repaired (another plot hole there) his knee just magically heals as well.
MOS - that whole death scene of Jonathan Kent. Not necessarily a plot hole, just... bad.
GI Joe Rise of Cobra: Duke felt responsible for the death of his fiancee's brother and never attended his funeral... or talked to his fiancee ever again................wow your a really likeable protagonist
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
Out of all of the Plot holes in that movie you choose that? I wouldn't call it a plot hole. It just simply wasn't explained. A plot hole in my mind is something that, even with explanation makes no since or contradicts already established plot points.A little imagination, I think works for your problem. Wayne is super resourceful. He lived without money during the most important years of his training in the league of shadows.
I'm surprised that you feel this is a bigger plot hole than Bruce Wayne healing from a compound back fracture with no medical attention what so ever. Yea, he needs a brace for a bum ankle but a few yoga stretches are good enough to cure what should have been a fatal back injury.
Yes, I would've liked to have seen maybe just a 5 minute montage of how Bruce got back to Gotham, using his resources, gaining both his strength & mindset to face Bane again. See Bruce maybe training in a cargo ship's hold pushing through the pain of his back....INSTEAD of just turning up at Gotham where his 1st priority is to chat up Selina.
Yes, I understand Bruce is "super resourceful" but there's no point or comparison to his early years of being trained by the LOS. It's naturally assumed they fed & housed him, therefore he had no need for money as long as he stayed loyal to them.
As far as Bruce's fast healing from a compound back fracture & bum ankle... yeah well the worse alternative was a nurse with magical healing powers like in the comics.
Originally posted by Dr Will Hatch
For somebody that resourceful, he could have stashed shit away or found contacts that we don't know about to help him out.
Point being, Bruce was essentially kidnapped after Bane broke him & taken to the pit. Bruce had no idea whatsoever what part of the world he was being held, so it's silly to say he had shit stashed away.
Now for arguments' sake, the distance between Beirut & LA is 7458 miles or 6481 nautical miles....that kinda screams BIG PLOT HOLE on how Bruce got back to Gotham so fast, with a time bomb ticking & still have time to flirt with Selina, save Gordon & make a giant flaming bat insignia.