This is a new video from Screen Rant that lists 10 superhero movie moments that can't be explained. With Wonder Woman due out soon, this is the perfect time to look at some of the imperfections that exist in the world of comic book movies. From poor and dumb plot choices to ridiculous characters, there are many moments that have been created that fans would prefer to see forgotten or completely erased. Check out the synopsis and video below.
"Movie making is hard. It’s a huge task undertaken by often thousands of people all working on tiny little aspects of the movie in order to make everything right. From script writers to carpenters, everyone is needed to get a movie just perfect. Yet despite all of that painstaking hard work, there are still tons of little details in most movies that just don’t make sense.
It doesn’t matter whether you love Guardians of the Galaxy (or Vol.2) or Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, the fact of the matter is that nearly every movie ever made has a plot hole. Sometimes they’re just small logical inconsistencies like in Deadpool, other times they are massive lore bending problems like those provided by X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which succeeding in causing tons of continuity problems for the X-Men franchise all the way up to Logan.
Poorly received movies like Daredevil and The Amazing Spider-Man has its conveniently dumb main characters, yet in the critically acclaimed Superman, Christopher Reeve randomly sits on the ability to turn back time. That’s not forgetting movies like The Avengers and Thor: The Dark World, which even managed to forget how its own bad guys worked. Hell, not even The Dark Knight is immune to them."
"Movie making is hard. It’s a huge task undertaken by often thousands of people all working on tiny little aspects of the movie in order to make everything right. From script writers to carpenters, everyone is needed to get a movie just perfect. Yet despite all of that painstaking hard work, there are still tons of little details in most movies that just don’t make sense.
It doesn’t matter whether you love Guardians of the Galaxy (or Vol.2) or Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, the fact of the matter is that nearly every movie ever made has a plot hole. Sometimes they’re just small logical inconsistencies like in Deadpool, other times they are massive lore bending problems like those provided by X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which succeeding in causing tons of continuity problems for the X-Men franchise all the way up to Logan.
Poorly received movies like Daredevil and The Amazing Spider-Man has its conveniently dumb main characters, yet in the critically acclaimed Superman, Christopher Reeve randomly sits on the ability to turn back time. That’s not forgetting movies like The Avengers and Thor: The Dark World, which even managed to forget how its own bad guys worked. Hell, not even The Dark Knight is immune to them."