Movie Plot Holes

Literally only watched it there on the weekend. Hadn't seen it in years. 

I think it's because he was possessed by the hotel and its apparitions. . 

Obviously explains better in the book, only shows a glimpse of it in the film but Jack finds a scrapbook earlier which has photos and stories of the hotel which he learns a lot of the back story, plus he's possessed by the hotel 

In Taken Lian Neeson goes to visit that French Interior guy at his apartment late int he evening. The scene starts with the French lad coming int he door and announcing he is home and kissing his kids.  The next scene is he, his wife and Neeson are having dinner in a tense conversation whereby Neeson asks if yer man is involved in trafficking girls.

Yer man pulls a gun on Neeson only for there to be no bullets.  Neeson shoots his wife.  Yet there is no sign of the kids running around screaming.

The alien is able to construct a space-ship in a couple of days using parts laying about the base!

Makes MacGyver look like an amateur!

doherty wrote: So in Die Hard after the cop crashes his car hes walking back bloodied and beat up talking to Willis. We then see another cop attempting to dab his cut with a dressing of some sort. Cut to the next scene and hes miraculously brand new looking. Not a scratch or a drop of blood anywhere. Spic and span. Shoddy Ted Shoddy

He literally does not defend himself at times and is just getting punched in the face, any competent ref calls tko

A flight from Chicago to Paris is around 8 hours.

When they realise they forgot Kevin over the Atlantic it's dark outside, which is a nice detail

When they get to Paris, however, it's broad daylight 

2pm Chicago time plus 8 hours is 10pm which means they would land in Paris at 5am in the morning 

John Hughes has dropped the ball big time here 

In Die Hard in the final scene when Hans Guber is shot and then falls against the window smashing it and falling through it,  Surely to God the glass would have been super strong to prevent such an eventuality of someone in an office block falling against a window many stories up?  Flimsy shoddy glass!

Also what was Hans Grubers original plan when he took over the Nakatomi?  Say John McClane was never there.

The Jap lad wouldnt or couldnt give him the codes for the vault which they needed.  Had John McClane not been there there would never have been cop involvement.  Hans it appears needed the cops to cut the power to the building to open the vault.  The film suggests this was his masterplan all along.  Yet why when McClane originally calls the cops and also pulls the fire alarm Hans gets his cronies to call up and cancel the fire engines and cops??  If he needed to make this a terrorist incident surely he would have called the cops immediately himself declaring his demands upon taking the hostages?