Plot holes that you're fine with ignoring

[Queen Michael]

If you're a fan of One Piece, you know that Zoro (AKA Zolo AKA call him whatever the heck you want) fights with a sword that he has in his mouth. This ought to make talking a bit tricky, but it doesn't. Clearly, this is a plot hole, and frankly my dear, I don't give a damn. It's more interesting that way. And when I read Ghost Rider comic books, it doesn't bother me that Ghost Rider speaks even though he hasn't got any lips. (And when I'm watching the movie, there are far too many problems with that movie for me to concern myself with how the heck he manages to talk.) So, fellow Escapists, is there anything that you know darn well is a plot hole but still doesn't bother you?

 

[PoliceBox63]

The Doctor being able to do multiple things with the sonic screwdriver.

 

[Azure Sky]

Vampire Knight

Spoiler: Really, big spoiler

Vampires can NOT be turned into humans, seeing Zero get trolled was worth it.

Also Evangelion.
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[Scarim Coral]

I pretty much ignore some of the plotholes in Iron Man 2 like e.g. how did his friend hijack the silver suit so easily?

 

[Radeonx]

Dragon Age 2's appearance of a certain DA:O character that you had the option to kill.
I don't really care because I kept them alive, but even if I did I wouldn't care because the game was really awesome anyways.

 

[theComposer]

My rule for plot holes is so long as the game/movie/book pays me back with as much or more entertainment as I have to give it the benefit of the doubt, then I can overlook the plot hole. That's an exact science too.

 

[Matt_LRR]

How did any one know Kane's last word was "Rosebud" if he died alone!?

-m

 

[Reece Stevens]

I pretty much ignore some of the plotholes in Iron Man 2 like e.g. how did his friend hijack the silver suit so easily?

pretty sure he knows the security codes

but yeah, I hate how metal gear kind of uses nanomachines as an explanation for EVERYTHING to the point that they seem to be like the force in star wars

 

[oliveira8]

How did any one know Kane's last word was "Rosebud" if he died alone!?

-m

Cause the butler was in the room. I'm 99% sure that it's said in the movie in the end. The reporter asks him and the butler answers he was in the room at the time.

 

[Shoggoth2588]

Dragon Age 2's appearance of a certain DA:O character that you had the option to kill.
I don't really care because I kept them alive, but even if I did I wouldn't care because the game was really awesome anyways.

It was fun finding Harrowmont in Kirkwall and even more fun killing him for a fist-full of gold.

OT: The fact that someone like Chris Redfield, Zero, Ryu or, M.O.D.O.K. could be able to defeat/ kill Galactus, who is a God. Of course all of my MvC3 based gripes are based on the fact that MvC3 doesn't include Frank Castle who I think would have countered Chris quite nicely.

 

[Chamale]

I generally let a work have 1 plot hole. So I don't question how, exactly, a giant implausible spaceship managed to land on an uncharted planet, but I do question the fact that the inhabitants there are English-speaking humans. If the spaceship is plausible I'll forgive unreasonably human-like aliens, but start questioning other parts of the setting.

 

[Buzz Killington_v1legacy]

How did any one know Kane's last word was "Rosebud" if he died alone!?

He must have died while carving it.

 

[glyphseeker]

adam in bioshock series/force in star wars

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[Rayne870]

If you're a fan of One Piece, you know that Zoro (AKA Zolo AKA call him whatever the heck you want) fights with a sword that he has in his mouth. This ought to make talking a bit tricky, but it doesn't. Clearly, this is a plot hole, and frankly my dear, I don't give a damn. It's more interesting that way. And when I read Ghost Rider comic books, it doesn't bother me that Ghost Rider speaks even though he hasn't got any lips. (And when I'm watching the movie, there are far too many problems with that movie for me to concern myself with how the heck he manages to talk.) So, fellow Escapists, is there anything that you know darn well is a plot hole but still doesn't bother you?

You need to look up the definition of plot-holes.

 

[zombiejoe]

Heavy Rain...all of them...sorta


I mean I want some freaking answers, but it doesn't change my feelings on the game.

 

[SilkySkyKitten]

In general, if its a minor detail, who cares.

I only get annoyed if I'm constantly saying "oh come on, that makes no sense".

Ninja'd by this guy.

If someone just happens to have knowledge of something we never see them learn and it's not really noticeable, I don't give a crap. If somehow the main characters all of a sudden teleport from an aviation museum in Virginia all the way to an aircraft boneyard in Nevada by simply walking out of the previously mentioned museum in a glaringly obvious fashion, then I do give a crap.