1. The Amazing Spider-Man
I think we all wanted more Spidey goodness, didn't we? Now, I know I stated in the title that you wouldn't know that these films were filled with plotholes, but when I say that this film is loaded with plotholes -
this film is loaded with plotholes. In fact, I'm not even going to discuss them. There's that many, I'm just going to list them. Here we go *clears throat*... Spider-Man uses bing. There is virtually no security in Oscorp, the centre of warfare (and chemical) manufacture in the United States. Why would you voluntarily walk into a room especially for non-caged, poisonous, spiders? Uncle Ben lectures about doing the moral thing, yet decides to not forgive his nephew for an honest mistake he apologises for (which kind of makes him an unlikeable portrayal of a likeable character). Is it really that easy for a high school student to hack into police radio frequencies? How did Peter know which car the car thief would try to steal, and if he didn't; how did he get in there quicker than him? Spider-Man reveals his secret identity because a small child was crying. Captain Stacy issues a warrant for Spider-Man's arrest, but I thought only Judges could do that? Who puts their name on their camera when using it as an anonymous superhero for anonymous superhero things? Why did Dr Connor's create a powerpoint presentation detailing his plan just for himself? Pretty much just for the plot. Why was traffic stopped for Spider-Man when he was swinging in the air. Since when is liquid nitrogen stored on Manhattan rooftops? How did the crazy, out of control liquid nitrogen tube conveniently land in Spider-Man's hand? The ladder used is not high enough to paint the giant Spider-Man logo in the warehouse. Spider-Man decides to laugh off a dying Police Captain's wish. Therefore, Spider-Man is a horrible person. They are the films that many people loved, that relied on cinematic injustices. Is there any I don't know about? Don't hesitate to leave them in the comments, and I'll be sure to read them all.