Things in movies that make no sense.

How come in most horror movies the killer only attacks victims when they're alone? If a serial killer comes at me and I got like five other people with me, we're getting some licks in on that bastard. Though I guess they know that too, so I answered my own question. :dry:
 
If Marty McFly travels into the future, how is he able to see his future self?

That's time travel for ya...

What I would be more inclined to ask is why did his parents not ask questions when they're son grew up to be the guy who helped them in 1955...
 
That's time travel for ya...

What I would be more inclined to ask is why did his parents not ask questions when they're son grew up to be the guy who helped them in 1955...

Time travel movies are so prone to plot holes that I just try not to think to hard about it in most cases, especially when it's a comedy.

Just chalk it up to it being thirty years since they've seen the guy. They only knew him for a week. There are people I knew for whole years back in grade school that if I saw them today, I wouldn't recognize them!
 
You want a weird ass time travel paradox, watch that Meet the Robinsons cartoon from last March that Disney put out. That **** made my head hurt.
 
If you ask me The Ring 2 was much worse than G2, if only because it was so boring.
 
I remember when that came out, i was like, so....basically the movie's point is that they are trying to find out the cause of the curse, but since it can't be stopped, there is no damn point to finding it out because your ass is going to die anyway. And the thing can basically do anything it wants, travel to whoever it wants, no kind of rules whatsoever. Basically the movie is just you watching and waiting for everyone to bite it.
 
Vapor said:
What I would be more inclined to ask is why did his parents not ask questions when they're son grew up to be the guy who helped them in 1955...
The novelization of the first film, by author George Gipe, explains this a little more. The following exchange takes place at the ending, after Marty has returned home. George and Lorraine are remembering when Biff got sucker-punched, and Marty joins in the discussion...

Marty: "Uh, Mom...what happened to the other guy?"
Lorraine: "Which one?"
Marty: "The one I was named after."
Lorraine: "Oh, we never saw him again. A real shame, too, isn't it George?"
(George simply nods.)

Right after this scene, Biff brings in the box of George's books, and hands Marty his keys.
 
If you ask me The Ring 2 was much worse than G2, if only because it was so boring.

I'll give Ring2 a point though, because it had a plot. But yeah, it was boring. Problem was, with how easy it was to get rid of the ghost the series was no longer interesting and had to be around the main character chick and her son to get a story going. Meanwhile, the Grudge ghost was so unstopable that watching seemed pointless. Not to mention some of those scenes that were supposed to be scary were down right laughable. Like, why was the asian guy having a freaking staring contest with the ghost?:huh:
 
Did the Lester ever reveal what it was that Superman did in that scene? It still conduses the hell outta me.

I don't know, but the cellophane S has got to be Superman's equivalent to the bat-nipples.
 
That's time travel for ya...

What I would be more inclined to ask is why did his parents not ask questions when they're son grew up to be the guy who helped them in 1955...

I know if I was Marty's dad I would be asking my wife if she was messing around with Marty behind my back (since my son looked like the guy). Maybe that's what should have happened when Marty came back. His dad is in jail for killing his mom (for cheating). :wow:
 
The bad guy almost NEVER immediately kills the good guy upon successful apprehension.

Well, the bad guy usually has an elobrate death machine and it'd be a shame to not use it, once you've finally captured the hero. Plus it's assumed the death machine will do the job so why not brag a little about how awesome your plan was.

If the aliens in Signs were hurt by water, how could they live for even a day on Earth?

Why would aliens "allergic" to water come to a planet where 70% of the planet is covered by water.
 
If the aliens in Signs were hurt by water, how could they live for even a day on Earth?


Why would aliens "allergic" to water come to a planet where 70% of the planet is covered by water.


They only came here to harvest humans. Remember how in the movie from the news reports they were taking people and at the end of that 1 day/night they all left. They weren't trying to take over the planet, just came for whatever it was they wanted, food or test subjects.
 
They only came here to harvest humans. Remember how in the movie from the news reports they were taking people and at the end of that 1 day/night they all left. They weren't trying to take over the planet, just came for whatever it was they wanted, food or test subjects.
Humans are also mostly water, so what the hell was the point of that?
 
All we had to do was spit on them.
 
Humans are also mostly water, so what the hell was the point of that?


Yeah but we don't actually liquify. The worst thing is we have sweat come out of our glands which is incredibly small. Not to mention it didn't say exactly why they were harvesting us. That's why I put, food/test subjects.
 
I took it from Signs that it was a certain type of tainted water that hurt the aliens, which is why the little girl didn't want to drink it and instead she put the glasses full of that water down everywhere in the house.
 
Here's something that made no sense. In "Transformers", when Bumblebee shrinks the Allspark down in the Hoover Dam, Megan Fox stares at it in awe and says "Oh my God" as if it was the most amazing thing she's ever seen. She's just seen huge robots fighting each other earlier in the movie, not to mention transforming as well, and this is what impresses her? Give me a break.
 
Here's something that made no sense. In "Transformers", when Bumblebee shrinks the Allspark down in the Hoover Dam, Megan Fox stares at it in awe and says "Oh my God" as if it was the most amazing thing she's ever seen. She's just seen huge robots fighting each other earlier in the movie, not to mention transforming as well, and this is what impresses her? Give me a break.

Or that the humans use hot bullets to kill the bots, saying extreme heat hurts them, but how did they enter the atmosphere? Or Starscream leave it and set ablaze as he does? :cmad: :cmad: :cmad:

And why hide the thing the evil monsters want in the middle of a crowded city??? :cmad: :cmad:
 
Here's something that made no sense. In "Transformers", when Bumblebee shrinks the Allspark down in the Hoover Dam, Megan Fox stares at it in awe and says "Oh my God" as if it was the most amazing thing she's ever seen. She's just seen huge robots fighting each other earlier in the movie, not to mention transforming as well, and this is what impresses her? Give me a break.

Well, she does sound like quite a dumbass every time she opens her mouth. She is sleeping with Brian Austin Green. :o
 

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