Movie Plot Holes

You thought an Insurance broker based in Sandyford in Dublin is the Mig reference in a Hollywood fictional movie based on US Navy fighter pilots?

Time Cop.

Halloween H2O. After JLC hijacks the ambulance at gunpoint, the cops don't follow her for ages. She's driving the ambulance on a winding clifftop road with an unconscious Michael Myers in a bodybag in the back. What was her end goal? Death to both of them, or death to just her, were both viable options after he was rousted. Seems like she could've got to the end result a lot more conveniently than dealing with him trying to kill her while focusing on driving at the same time.

In T2 how come Arnie doesn't disappear into a puff of smoke when they destroyed the last of the original Terminator?  Surely he would then never have existed as they changed the way the future would go

There's also problems in the first Terminator movie.

Edited by Terzino - 25 Oct 2022 at 11:06pm

Trap junior wrote: Terzino wrote: There's also problems in the first Terminator movie. Kyle Reese is sent back to keep Sarah Connor safe, but instead of getting her immediately out of danger, he stalks her and waits for the Terminator to attack. It's only through luck that she isn't killed at the dance club! The Terminator gets within feet of her, and Sarah Connor only survives because other revellers act as bullet sponges. Maybe it's not technically a plot-hole, but in a movie where mankind's only hope is this woman not being killed, Reese goes out of his way to play the part of the world's worst bodyguard! What is more important in that movie is how Sarah Connor is not repulsed by a man wearing smelly pants robbed from a homeless drunk who no doubt has shat and pissed his pants but instead shags him before he has even showered.

Don't homeless people in LA shower for free at public beaches? Maybe he smelled okay?

Edited by Trap junior - 25 Oct 2022 at 11:55pm

jamo1 wrote: Read somewhere that Biehn and Arnie have never actually talked to each other even during that scene, they wanted to keep it as authentic as possible, both thought the scene would be more realistic if they avoided each other and their reactions more genuine.

Trap junior wrote: jamo1 wrote: Read somewhere that Biehn and Arnie have never actually talked to each other even during that scene, they wanted to keep it as authentic as possible, both thought the scene would be more realistic if they avoided each other. Even The Terminator wouldn't go near him he smelled so bad