Inconsistencies or plot holes in films

[AndyRM]

I didn’t realise it was a real film. I assumed you had made it up. 😁

If you're not into b movies or grindhouse I wouldn't bother.

 

[DCLane]

In the TV series Annika she tends to leave Glasgow on her boat, then arrives at her home on said same boat.

However ... the 'base' for the show is in the tidal, sea water of the Clyde but the house is on the non-tidal freshwater of Loch Lomond. One has waves, the other doesn't! How does she jump the land border between the two?

 

[Alex321]

In the TV series Annika she tends to leave Glasgow on her boat, then arrives at her home on said same boat.

However ... the 'base' for the show is in the tidal, sea water of the Clyde but the house is on the non-tidal freshwater of Loch Lomond. One has waves, the other doesn't! How does she jump the land border between the two?

The river Leven used to be navigable between the Clyde and Loch Lomond, but not since the barrage was built in 1971. The barrage being designed to regulate the water level in the loch.

 

[stephec]

I wondered about what happened to one girl. Her family turned up at the wrong gas station / engineering shop. After they killed her father and raped and killed her mother, I worried about her fate. Sort of glad not to find out. All the bad guys died by the end. The nun with the big gun offed them all, so it was a happy endimg, really. She shot the chief bad guy's willy off.

If its the same film that I watched, Mexican desert type of setting with dodgy gangsters, then you obviously watched for a lot longer than I did, I only lasted ten minutes before switching off so I never saw any nude nuns.

 

[figbat]

In Star Trek and myriad other spaceship sci-fi we see ships battered and without power, dead in the water but still gamely clinging on. Yet the artificial gravity never fails.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

didn't Sarah shoot the grenade launcher at it

You ever tried firing a grenade launcher out the back of a moving vehicle?

 

[Yellow Fang]

If its the same film that I watched, Mexican desert type of setting with dodgy gangsters, then you obviously watched for a lot longer than I did, I only lasted ten minutes before switching off so I never saw any nude nuns.

Have you never heard of fast forward?

 

[Yellow Fang]

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If you're not into b movies or grindhouse I wouldn't bother.

I agree it is not the best Mexican, nunsploitation film. That's Satanico Pandemonium. Alucarda's pretty good too.

 

[stephec]

Have you never heard of fast forward?

My mind was numb by then.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I only lasted ten minutes

That’ll be the nude nuns with guns causing that

 

[stephec]

Not a film but a TV series, Alan Carr's Changing Ends.

Watching the new series tonight there's an episode where his mum complains about the transfer window, but the show is set in the eighties, and me being a geek knew that FIFA didn't introduce it until the early 2000s.

A quick Google says it was 2002.

 

[DRM]

In the Mad Max Films, petrol & diesel is supposed to be in very short supply, yet they are all driving round like loony's in V8 Muscle cars & huge trucks, why, surely a mini 850, or a Honda Cub would be highly prized

 

[AndyRM]

In the Mad Max Films, petrol & diesel is supposed to be in very short supply, yet they are all driving round like loony's in V8 Muscle cars & huge trucks, why, surely a mini 850, or a Honda Cub would be highly prized

A) Nobody wants to watch that

B) The metaphor falls apart

 

[Chris S]

I didn’t realise it was a real film. I assumed you had made it up. 😁

Not only does it actually exist but the producers are being sued for breach of copyright by two different companies!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nude_Nuns_with_Big_Guns

 

[Drago]

A) Nobody wants to watch that

I would pay good money to watch Mad Max causing mayhem on a C50.