Dumb moments in good movies

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I was watching Terminator 2 about 10 minutes ago and just realized how dumb a scene towards the end of the movie was. The T-1000 stabs Sarah Conner in the arm and demands she calls out for John. Yet earlyer in the movie it is established both he and the other Terminator can mimic other voices perfectly. Then 5 minutes later, he just morphs into her and does exactly that, calls out for John.

Can you think of any dumb logic in what is generally considered "good movies"?
 
Batman and Rachel fall off a 20 story building but Harvey dies falling off a second story building.


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I was watching Terminator 2 about 10 minutes ago and just realized how dumb a scene towards the end of the movie was. The T-1000 stabs Sarah Conner in the arm and demands she calls out for John. Yet earlyer in the movie it is established both he and the other Terminator can mimic other voices perfectly. Then 5 minutes later, he just morphs into her and does exactly that, calls out for John.

Can you think of any dumb logic in what is generally considered "good movies"?

Oh my god I was watching T2 last night and that same exact thought occurred to me. Seriously weird that I just had that identical revelation now after all the times I've watched it.

So by dumb I guess you mean fallacies/plot holes rather than poorly written moments (like the ending speech of the Dark Knight).
 
(Credit for this goes to HISHE)

In Jaws, Hooper states that he can't get the little needle through the shark's skin to inject poison and kill it. Why didn't they just get some fish and pump them full of poison and then feed it to the shark and poison it that way instead of the risky cage-in-the-water thing?

oh well, it's still my all time favorite movie.
 
The laughing loop bag from Batman 89 when the Joker is found dead. that was the dumbest thing ive ever seen, not to mention annoying
 
I never knew what that was. I thought it was chattering teeth in a bag?
 
Eric Bana makes loves to his wife, intercut with the terrorist assault in the otherwise great (and underrated) "Munich."
 
I thought in Xmen First Class it seemed ridiculous that Moira would [BLACKOUT]keep firing at Magneto [/BLACKOUT]. I guess you could argue it worked as a diversion but it got to the point where I was ready to yell stop at the screen.
 
Superman turning back time by flying really fast around the Earth. Stupid
 
In The Dark Knight when the Joker creates the trap for helicopters to crash and the cop says "this is not good, ok this is not good!" no ***** lol.
 
How about in the Dark Knight when Grumpy turns the gun on Bozo (The Joker) and then gets hit by the bus? Did the Joker plan for him to turn on him and then get run over in that exact second? Also did the other school buses not notice when the school bus pulls into the line from out the side of a half destroyed building?
 
Doc Ock throwing a car through the restaurant at Peter and Mj. He didn't know Peter was Spider-Man and he needed Peter so why try and kill him
 
Batman and Rachel fall off a 20 story building but Harvey dies falling off a second story building.


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Batman had half of his cape deployed (using the arm he wasn't carrying Rachel with), hence why they were spinning as they fell.
 
Doc Ock throwing a car through the restaurant at Peter and Mj. He didn't know Peter was Spider-Man and he needed Peter so why try and kill him


That's a good one :up:


Fast Five involves suspending a lot of disbelief but the most absurd thing has to be when they flip the prisoner bus to rescue Dom . Bus flips a hundred times and Dom is uninjured.
 
Not only is he uninjured but if I remember right like nothing happens to Brian's car.
 
The fact that the Statue of Liberty wasn't actually used for fighting in Ghostbusters 2. I love both films, but I always found that a little stupid
 
Transformers 2 when they use the piece of the all spark to bring that old transformer guy to life instead of using it to bring back Optimus Prime
 
When Leonidas fools the Persians on the final battle unprotected in 300. They didn't stay in the turtle to survive and it coated them big time
 
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(I wasn't actually talking about a good movie)
 
In Batman Begins. Bruce Wayne refuses to be an executioner, declairing the criminal should be dealt with by more legitmate means in court.
30 seconds later he blows up there base with everyone inside barring his buddy, who is worthy of life. Because they are bro's.
 
That was really the only way he could get out. He couldn't fight them all.
 
Then when his bro is no longer bro, he doesn't have to save him.
He saves the Joker though because he is immovable, even though he's moved.
 
Not saving someone is different from throwing someone over a building ledge and letting them fall. Thats killing someone.
 
Not saving someone is different from throwing someone over a building ledge and letting them fall. Thats killing someone.

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Killing is making choice! And tonight, (even though you already have) you're going to break your one hypocritical, throw out the window rule!
 

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