What's the most plot hole-ridden movie you have seen?

[Octoberist]

Because of his gimmick, he tends to get overlooked despite his awesome points.

 

[Gianakin_]

I like him. I've enjoyed every article his written and agree with most of what he says.

 

[spider-neil]

Terminator 4.
The Termintors have Kyle Reese in jail. If they kill him John Conner is wiped from existance. Winning the lottery and throwing away the ticket to play again for a bigger jackpot. Nonsensical.

 

[Octoberist]

Terminator 4 was just a mess.

 

[Octoberist]

Actually one plot hole that really bugged me was in Toy Story.

Woody seems to be rather obsessed about Andy and his future (it drives the plot). And that makes sense, for "new" toys like Buzz. But in Toy Story 2, we learn that Woody is a toy from the 1950's .

Yet they never touch on Woody's life pre-Andy.

Plot hole, or something else?

Kinda like Replicants in Blade Runner, I think the toys have some 'memories' implanted into them but it doesn't define who they are currently.