Top 10 Biggest Plot Holes in Movie Sequels 

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I just always assumed Bael Organa never told Leia she was adopted and so she was just remembering his wife as her "real" mother. What she said about how she remembered her mother as beautiful but sad would make just as much sense for a woman whose family were staunch opponents of what was happening politically in the galexy and knowingly hiding the daughter of one of its biggest baddies as it would for Padme.

The Vanessa-is-a-fembot reveal is mildly irritating to say the least, especially since Austin doesn't respond with "Dr. Evil will die for this," nor "The REAL Vanessa must be alive somewhere." It's not that kind of movie, but still.

Since the Force can sometimes show visions, I always like to think Leia's memories of her mother who died at child birth was actually visions from the Force. So, I never really thought of it as a plot hole. It could when Leia was 2-3, she would have visions of her mother and could never depict the difference between vision and memory.

Leia tapped into the force to see those images of her mother. Yoda mentioned this while training Luke before he saw his friends in trouble.

I knew I wasn’t trippin about the Spider-Man no way home. Eletcto never knew Spider-Man identity

The Time-Turner thing is NOT a plothole, just because it wasn't used to go back several years. In the GENERAL CONCEPT of time travel, that would be too drastic of a way to utilize it, and that includes this particular use of the idea.

“Palpatine somehow returned”

You could fill this entire list with everything from the Resident Evil movies 1. What Happened to Angie Ashford? 2. How did the entire world turn into a desert wasteland in the span of one whole year? 3. If lakes and rivers were all dried up, then how come oceans, waters and lakes CLEARLY existed in the next movie? 4. What Happened to Chris Redfield? 5. What Happened to Jill Valentine, Ada Wong, Leon Kennedy and Alice's clone daughter? 6. The Final Chapter, they said that the T-Virus was created for a girl with a rapid aging disease despite the fact that we were CLEARLY told in Apocalypse that it was to heal Angela Ashford's disease by Dr. Ashford, NOT James Marcus. 7. Speaking of Marcus, the Red Queen was said to be modeled after the head programmer's daughter... Marcus was NOT the head programmer. 8. Why the fuck did Wesker go through all of that trouble to rescue Alice from the Umbrella Prime Facility, give her her powers back (as if she even lost them in the first place), only to betray her later and have all of this be one convoluted ploy to kill her - when he could've done that by just... I dunno, LEAVING HER THERE! 9. If Dr. Isaacs was this high-ranking officer of Umbrella, then why the hell would he have a clone be a low-level scientist taking orders from Wesker and the Board who treat him like shit? 10. What was Umbrella's ultimate goal? Because at first it was to contain the virus and erase any and all proof of their involvement in it, then it was to start the outbreak on purpose for... idk, a cleanse? What I'm trying to say is... the Resident Evil movies are god-awful and you're not gonna change my mind on that. And I'm also gonna say this: Alice is a bigger Mary Sue main character than Rey from Star Wars. There, I said it.

The problem with that James Bond plot hole is also a plot hole in Star Wars IX. The movie makes it apparent that Palpatine planned everything, including Luke and Anikin working together to defeat him... which makes absolutely no sense at all. So, he planned on the first Death Star being destroyed? He planned Luke surviving his first battle against Vader? He planned on Luke resisting the Dark Side? He planned Anikin breaking through Vader to save Luke and throw Palpatine into the second Death Star's core? He planned on the resistance blowing up the second Death Star? He planned on Kylo failing to capture and contain Rey? He planned on Snok being killed by Kylo thanks to Rey's lightsaber that was also Anikin's? He planned on Kylo returning from the Dark Side? Yeah, no. Not only is there no way he could've planned all that, everything playing out exactly how he'd have planned it all is literally impossible and illogical and we KNOW Palpatine is not illogical. Over confident when he thought he could make Luke go to the Dark Side by using the same psychology on him he did Anikin that turned him into Vader, despite Luke having a very different life and mindset to Anikin's? Yes. Illogical, though? No. Illogical was never something Palpatine was, so that makes no sense

If there is a part two of this it should include this. The Origin retcon from Jurassic World Dominion. Say what you want about JW FK. But retconning Benjamin Lockwood's daughter into working at Jurassic Park and impregnating herself because of an unknown illness just made things even more confusing. Having Maisie be cloned because of her grandfather's grief made for compelling backstory to Hammond's business partner. But the sequel throws that out the window. Toy Story 4. Buzz's inner voice. Throughout the Toy Story films we've seen the characters develop such as Buzz. But why is it that he thinks his inner voice is his voicebox. Incredibles 2. Jack Jack's first power. By the end of the first movie we see Jack Jack use some of his powers. So it doesn't make sense that Mrs.Incredible says she missed Jack Jack's first power. When she was there at the end of the first film when Jack Jack used his powers on Syndrome.

Even if the time turner didn’t have a limit, it still wouldn’t change history or stop any major event because as the movie clearly shows you cannot change time and what already happened will still happen. Why is it so hard for people to get that?

How about Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The T-1000 was made of liquid metal and non-organic things couldn't go back in time. So how was the T-1000 able to go back in time if it was made of liquid metal, something that is non-organic? Don't get the wrong idea; Terminator 2 was a great film. but it was something that always got me.

The movie may be a guilty pleasure, popcorn, flick for me, but I always baffled me in Transformers revenge of the fallen that they never bothered to use the chunk of the all spark that MaKaela held onto for most of the movie to bring Optimus Prime back to life instead of having to go all over the globe

The trouble with the Time-Turner is by its own design you cannot actually choose to use it because it creates a closed loop meaning you already used it before you “decide” to use it.

4:22 “She died when I was VERY young.” 😂

The jedi healing isn't really a plot hole. Their were jedi healers and in the revenge of the sith game you could force heal yourself. Anakin is not very bright that's why he didn't think of it.

At 6:38 "....many things didn't add up what's the character that we were presented with...." Yeah, like her tiara being upside down....the point goes up not down towards the nose!!

Also,im pretty sure if she only saw the vampires being ripped apart in a bloody battlevision it wouldnt take much for her to figure out it was werewolves tearing them up,because what else could do that to them

So for Spectre, they had Christoph Waltz and they needed him to do some really cool villain monologues and

Force healing existed in Legends continuity, where it was used by multiple people. Anakin also personally witnessed a similar ability in the Clone Wars show, when a character used the force to transfer her life energy to Ahsoka, thereby giving up her own life and basically resurrecting Ahsoka. The problem is that, like most advanced force abilities, not all force users have the ability to use it. Also, if Anakin thought Padme was going to die, then he would have to sacrifice his life to save her even if he could learn this ability. The fact that Rey was able to use it was basically just a lucky coincidence. Not knowing what the force can and can't do, she just tried something, and her natural ability allowed her to connect to the force. This type of lucky ignorance has been seen before. Luke used the force to blow up the Death Star without knowing anything about it. He also blocks a laser blast blindfolded just because someone told him he could a few minutes before. Anakin used the force to be a successful pod-racer, which was supposed to be impossible. He even flew into space and took out a battle station just because he had the force. If we can accept all of these other things, why is it a problem when Rey does it?

It's been reconned that Force Healing does work, but it steals life force from somewhere else, thus it's been considered a dark power since. Dark Maul used it to sustain himself when he was cut in half.

Ever heard of the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise?

THANK YOU for #7! I have had some pretty heated discussions on the lack of continuity between Padme dying in childbirth and Leia remembering her mother.

1st Star Wars plot hole easily explained as visions since Leia is Force sensitive 2nd Star Wars plot hole... well what about Force Speed that Obi Wan and Qui Gon both used early in TPM? But for some reason not later in that same movie when chasing Maul thru those ridiculous energy barriers. Plot convenience is what it is...

Ben Solo said, “Heal me now with all your hate for death and your journey toward the dark side will be complete.” Rey could not resist that.

It is established in Star Wars Lore, both Legacy and Canon, that Leia had tapped into the force while she was young and had been given visions of her mother. As she was a child, she likely had no way of knowing what these visions were and thus assumed they were memories of her from a time when she was younger still. It is ALSO established in Star Wars Lore that Jedi Healers Are, in fact, a thing. Some Force users, usually Light side oriented, but not always, would manifest the ability to heal themselves or others ... this, however, was not without it's limits or restrictions. You are also forgetting that Anakin's visions were manipulations of the Dark Side and Sideous, praying upon his fears of losing Padme like he lost his mother ...

9:10 Padawan Barriss Offee could also use the ability[12] and was credited with the quick recovery of all Jedi injured in the First Battle of Geonosis.[13] Knight Iskat Akaris was capable of limited self-healing.[14] Anakin Skywalker used a variation of this ability on Mortis, with help from the mortally wounded Force-wielder known as the Daughter, and drained her Force energy to revive Ahsoka Tano.[15] Grandmaster Yoda was so skilled with this power that he could heal himself[16] or all in his immediate vicinity with just a wave of his hand.[6] Near the end of his life, Obi-Wan Kenobi also developed this skill.[16] Grogu healed Karga's wound using the Force, although the effort greatly strained the infant.[7] Luke Skywalker studied the techniques of Force healing, among other powers.[18][2]

Fun fact: JK Rowling knew about the plot holes created by time turners. In Book 5, during the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, she had them destroyed in order to avoid plot holes created by time turners.

One potential explanation for Rei's healing is the Diad connection they share. But I never really thought much about it because I had heard of force heal in other Jedi stories.

When I was a kid, the reveal of Vanessa as a fembot really bothered me. I kept thinking she would show up at some point in the movie and reveal that she had been kidnapped by Dr. Evil and replaced at some point. It wasn't until I was a little older that I realized how absurd/funny the whole situation was.

They left out that Vanessa also called to get mom on the phone in the 1st film. Like there must've existed a real Vanessa at some point.

Just because Bond wasn't the initial target of some of the first missions doesn't mean that Blofield isn't responsible for his suffering. It was because of his organization overall that led to Vesper killing herself from guilt, and Silva was part of Spectre, so Blofield let him go after M because it would hurt Bond.

Rise of Skywalker was one BIG plothole, what with Palpatine suddenly being around, forgetting Ren becoming the new leader of the First Order, et cetera Seriously, will they EVER explain what happened between 8 and 9?

Wonder Woman 84 alone could take up the entire video with all its mistakes and plot holes.

Something George Lucas could have easily done for a special edition was get rid of the moment where Leia remembers her mother. It would cut from Leia going up to Luke, Luke standing and sitting, saying "Leia." After that, we'd cut to the close up of her face saying "Luke, tell me what's troubling you."

4:00 This one is not necessarily a plot hole. The woman Lea remembered was not her mother, but a care taker. Lea remembers her as her mother because she either assumed that was who the woman was, or she was lied to by other adults later. There would have been good reason to do this, as if Darth Vader discovered who her mother really was, that would be bad for everyone.

This is incredibly shocking

Leia believed she was an Organa, with no knowledge of Padme as her real mother. If she knew Padme was her mother, Vader would’ve been able to sense it in her, and would’ve known Leia was his daughter. Vader didn’t know he had a daughter until he gleaned it from Luke during their battle on the Death Star over Endor. This “plot hole” always comes up in these lists and it doesn’t take a lot of thought to prove its not an actual plot hole.

for the Alien egg, i hate that Im defending the movie, but While the queen and Riply were fighting in the previous movie, a unseen drone could of been taking an egg to the ship before they got there, but even then that's a stretch.

The IMAX presentation of the first two episodes grossed $3.5 million worldwide.[120] "Nobody is going to root for a cast of characters who stand for discrimination, eugenics, and racism." with 5 out of 8 episodes having zero plot and zero-character development -Inhumans review. How did MCU went from Homecoming and GOTG2 to Inhumans in 2017?

There's one Star Wars plot hole you missed. In The Last Jedi, the First Order required technology to determine where the Resistance was warping to. But in the Phantom Menace, Darth Maul could use the force to find where Padme, Kenobi and Jinn went to. So, why couldn't Snoke and Ren use the force to find out where the Resistance was going? Were Snoke and Ren inferior Siths compared to Maul?

Austin Powers: Perhaps she was an upgraded model compared to the other fembots. Version 2.0 as it were and, well, we only have to look at the Terminator franchise to see why Austin couldn't tell when they were between the sheets. If you have the tech to make a human like robot, you go all the way even down to the naughty bits. Star Wars: Everyone creates false memories from childhood based on things other people tell them. It's possible the memories she has are a result of stories she was told by others growing up. I, for example, have a memory of living in a house that was apparently before I was actually born.

Spider-Man NWH: The spell drew people over the multiverse, who knew Peter Parker was Spider-Man... this doesn't dictate that they have to know who Peter Parker is. It's more than possible that Electro learnt the required information from Harry, during their time together.

Blofeld reveal was sooo utterly frustrating.

For me I like to think the reason force healing wasn’t around before was becuase the force was blocked by the dark side. They said there hasn’t been a sith in centuries but plaguas was there the whole time and Palestine had been around for awhile just in secret. Thats why you don’t see it until after the return of the Jedi when the last true Sith Lord was defeated. Also there multiple times people stay alive using the force like maul. Remember the scene where anakins mother dies? One second she’s dying then she’s fine then she dies. I’d like to think Anakin was unknowingly healing her and keeping her alive since he’s so powerful he could shake through the veil the dark side had cast

8:05 Well, if she DID see vampires battling "air" and being torn apart by nothing, and knowing she can't see werewolves how hard would it be for her to workout the "nothing" she could not see were in fact, werewolves?

Not trying to defend the Star Wars Sequels, but… 1) Force healing is a Sith trait and is not taught by the Jedi as you have to use your own lifeforce or the lifeforce of another to save them. 2) Why not question force lightning as well? That did not appear until the third movie. The force gets new things it can do just accept that fact already. 3) Grogu force healed first.

I totally agree with you about Rey's healing powers. It should be noted that the healing power was debuted in the Mandalorian 2 days prior to release of that SW movie. I found it frustrating because had I not seen that episode of the show I would have been really confused by the healing thing.

9:36, because if not properly trained, it will reverse the wound so far as to completely reverse that person’s age, that’s why they stopped it

"Do you have any explanations for these plot holes?" How about the people who make these movies think the audience isn't paying attention/has no memory whatsoever?

Electro says in NWH he was in a power grid and "absorbing data" when he was pulled into the MCU. I understood that to be the moment he discovered Spider-Man's identity (even if he didn’t know the colour of his skin, he could have gleaned enough data to constitute identification).

The events of Alien 3 and Alien Resurrection are just nightmares Ripley had in hypersleep

Again, time travel, like with the Time Turner can never be used safely and predictably, unless you'd adhere to the Novikov self-consistency principle. Meaning: you can only use it safely when you are going to make a certain known outcome, come true, not when you are deliberately or even accidentally altering time. Ray Bradbury's A Sound of Thunder (or if you hate reading, The Butterfly Effect) explored both these in fine enough detail. Also, in particular in Harry Potter, most events people seem to want to change would be detrimental for the larger wizarding society. Save Harry's parents? What a great, noble idea! But you are also saving Voldemort who was on the brink of conquering the whole magical world... Personally, a plot hole (or rather character inconsistency) created by a sequel is John Kramer's claim he doesn't kill people and despises killers, when in the previous film, he nearly killed Jeff, nearly killed Detective Tapp, definitely put Amanda in a situation where she had no choice but to kill that dude to retrieve her key and put Adam and Dr. Gordon's family in the crosshair of a potential killer. Sure, taking a psychopath with a brain tumor (that is clearly altering his mental state, pushing it further and further to sadism) on his word is a terrible idea but still, that character trait introduced in Saw II gave the franchise quite a headache.

Also, during the Austin Powers one, Austin told the supervisor about it and the guy was like " we knew". 😮🤔🤦

For Vanessa Kensington I always assumed she got switched out during the final raid and that she'd return in a future sequel a la Goldeneye's Alec Trevelyan. She'd feel betrayed and abandoned so she'd become a new villain. Also, Vanessa was talking to her mom once over the phone so she was real once.

Leia can still see images or holograms.

Actually it does not state that she can’t see werewolves. She just makes a snide comment to Jacob because of her hatred for the werewolves. The lines just before that explains why shouldn’t see her pulled out of the water. She said she couldn’t see belle beinig pulled out of the water. This is because Bella has shield power. She probably inadvertently turned her power on in distress when Jacob showed to pull her out thereby blocking the vision. In no way does this imply she specifically cannot see werewolves.

The Austin powers plot hole was a self aware joke

Maybe, Blofield was just trying to psychologically torment and intimidate James? If he took credit for the past plots, and with no one around to refute him, he would appear to James as almost superhuman, and James wouldn't exactly have a chance to sit down and really think about what he's being told.

even tho she's not revealed as a force-sensitive, knowing she's the daughter of a force-sensitive, one can pressume she has those kind of abilities naturally...

For electro, once he accessed the grid, he was able to see into security cams and saw through oscorp that Peter got bit

6:30 Funny way to word it lmao

To play devils advocate for a second force healing has actually been a thing for a while Barris Offee for instance, was well-versed in this so was master Cilghal

If you were to look at the series in chronological order instead of release order, Raiders of the Lost Ark would count as this. Indy tells Marcus as he’s setting out on his mission to find and recover the titular item before the Nazis how he doesn’t believe in magic or the supernatural while in Temple of Doom, which is set a year before Raiders, Indy already has had supernaturalistic experience with the Sankara stones. Is he like Mary Poppins where he just pretends to deny any of his encounters with anything relating to magic?

THANK YOU! That plot hole in Alien 3 has ALWAYS irritated me, even more so because I actually had to explain WHY it was a plot hole to several of my coworkers and it took several times before they finally realised what I meant. SO glad I'm not the only one calling out how that plot hole makes no freaking sense and how stupid it is. As for the Leia remembering her mother thing, I chalk that up to the force giving her those flashes

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Force Healing is NOT a plot hole. It's been around in books, comics, and video games. It was even in the Mandalorian. If Force Healing is the thing that's upsetting people, why aren't people complaining about the Force-Bond, which I don't recall in any of the movies either? While it looked cool, it also would have completely changed things. Luke projecting himself as an illusion several systems away? That was also a new one. It's the Force Healing that's bothing people?

As much as I hate Twilight, the plot hole is explained in the books and touched on in the movies. First, Alice isn't actually having a vision. She is projecting an illusion to Aro that involves his death. A trait that only the Cullens are aware she also possesses. The show of force with Vampire and Werewolves allies is necessary to make this believable. Thus the reason they make a show of recruiting people to stand against the Volturi. Secondly, once the Cullens and Werewolves team up, she is able to hone her senses to visualize the werewolves. The scene mentioned is actually the spark that starts this, as before this moment she isn't aware she can't see them in visions.

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2:48 Electro never saw Spider-Man without Mask but However, with the help of Gwen Stacy, Spider-Man defeats Electro at the power plant by overloading his electricity supply by reflecting his power back to him, causing him to violently explode into millions of particles.-Maybe he accidentally knew "Peter was Spider-Man " like Venom from Sony Stupidity Universe by overloading with data Villains wiki-So its unknown on how he ended up to get pulled in the MCU. Maybe it wasn't the same Electro but a different variant from a different Andrew Garfield Spider-Man universe.

Harry obviously told Electro... Plot hole filled

Back to the Future 2.. Marty, Jen and Doc leave in 1985 and visit themselves but there would be no record of them as they didnt stay in 1985 to create their future, You can visit anyone who did stay though

It may be nothing more than my head canon, since it’s never explicitly stated in the film, but much like Cal Kestis and Quinlan Vos, I like to think Leia was able to “remember” her mother by sending echoes of her in the Force.

I can only speak to the Star Wars healing ability plot hole: The way I rationalize it has to do with the way I view the Force. I see it how it is explained by Chirrut Imwe in Rogue One: "All is as the force wills it." Qui Gon also speaks loosely on the topic, viewing the Force as the "living Force," seeing the Force as an energy that connects all living beings. So, I think about it two ways. The Jedi could have hid the healing ability from the universe because they viewed performing the act to go against the will of the Force, and/or, that Rey was allowed to do it because the Force willed it... But viewing the Force as the "living Force" does sort of explain how life essence could be transfered, if it is an energy flowing through everyone, all of the time, ya know? Does that make sense?

Maybe Werewolves and vampires joined forces in Twilight. I mean they did hated each other all those years until Bella had her daughter. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Wasn't Jean Greys power explained by prof x at the beginning of X3, that she had it from birth and therefore it wasn't an acquired power over time. He helped her control it! Franz Oberhauser ( Blofeld ) was the head of SPECTRE, the criminal organisation behind ALL of the villains in the Craig series of Bond. He was also Bond's ADOPTED brother, not step brother. That comes through marriage!

Wasn’t Rey Palpatine’s granddaughter? So she would have the dark side of the force power which is different than the regular side of the force? Palpatine pulled Anakin to the dark side because he was going to show him how to save Padme…

I assumed when electro teamed with green goblin he could’ve told him his name or when he disappeared into the network he could’ve researched him

Rey using healing is probably an evolution of the Jedi Force which could’t be Done in the prevoius film chronologically order. That’s the answer so shut up you all.

No 8️⃣ Guess they thought it would be better than having Dane DeHaan's Harry Osborn/Green Goblin just by having Jamie Foxx's Electro instead. Plus, I think there's a video on The Marvelous Wave that explains how Max would have even figured out Peter's identity there ⚡

I assumed leia didn’t realize she was adopted when she said that

Ok, alien 3.... the queen implanted herself in ripley. Hence the ending. a worker, drone, could have potentially snuck its way onto the landing craft, or the kid "newt" could have already been infected the entire time during aliens. Not that hard .... thank you james cameron for this amazing follow up (aliens).

I don't think Doctor Octopus or Sandman knew who Spiderman was either

For Spectre I thought the character of Christopher Waltz had a mental break and was a delusional nut case.

Since Leia was adopted by Senator Organa and his wife, that is who I always assumed Leia was referring to. At the time, wouldn't she have been the only mother Leia would've known?

*sees Austin Powers in thumbnail* Yes! Thank you for acknowledging this!!! Also, for the Breaking Dawn plot hole, it was explained in the book that the more time Alice spent with the wolves, the more attuned she became to them, so she could kinda see them in her visions. Or at least that’s what I took away from the book.

Let me explain this one for No Way Home yes people Who Knew Spider-Man got pulled through but remember in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 when at the beginning Max thought him and Spider-Man were friends because he saved his life and Peter said to him he needs him he’s his eyes and ears and stuff like that and said that they are pals so from there Max thought he knew Spider-Man because he said they were pals so in No Way Home Strange said anyone that knew Spider-Man came through he didn’t say Peter until the end of the movie when he was explaining the mind wiping spell

11:49 come on! She was just remembering her foster mother. How is this hard to understand?

The plot hole in Wonder Woman was pretty easy to overlook, considering she was hooking up with Steve Trevor in the body of another man without even considering the idea of consent.

I think for No Way Home it was a alternate Max/Electro not from The Amazing Spiderman 2 he is not glowing blue and has a full head of hair and a different personality.

I notice the killer of Barry Allen’s mother is a mystery on The Flash movie.

Electro was in the grid collecting data, there was one other person (Spider-Man) there who had his cell phone. Cell phones have GPS and phone I.D. so Electro knew Spider-Man is Peter Parker. The fact that he didn't know his ethnicity is irrelevant

I think the Dark Phoenix origins plot hole should be higher on this list, in fact Fox’s X-Men film series is full of plot holes starting with First Class.

They never really had a plan for the new Star Wars films

Electro knew Peter Parker was spiderman which is his identity. It never said you had to see Peter Parker

Electro knowing Spider-Man's identity I believe is explained when he says that he was absorbing data on the power grid. I would replace that one with Maisie Lockwood's origin in Jurassic World: Dominion. A perfectly good backstory in Fallen Kingdom that got shamelessly retconned, obliterating continuity in the process.

I hate the time travel stuff. In all movie's or cartoons because they should be always used.

The only reason why X-Men dark Phoenix didn't do so well. Is because of the live-action Captain Marvel movie

2:35 Well, the only upside to that is that he's single again.