7. How Did The T-Rex Get Into The Visitor's Centre? - Jurassic Park
The Plot Hole: Despite the fact that
Jurassic Park is a movie about freakin' dinosaurs that come back being extinct to chase people around a theme park, audiences are apparently far more enthralled with the idea of a T-Rex somehow managing to find its way into the visitor's centre, because "how did it fit inside the building, huh? How?" There are several theories going around as to how, dear reader, but the movie fails to clarify any specific reason.
The "One Line" That Could've Solved It..."My God, there's a hole in the side of this building big enough for a Brontosaurus to fit through!" - Anybody Upon entering the visitor's centre, all we actually would have needed to prevent years and years of wild speculation, map drawing and studied analysis of the
Jurassic Park blueprints is for one of the characters to mention that building isn't finished yet, and look - there's a hole in the wall big enough for a Brontosaurus to fit through! We're not spoiling the T-Rex reveal with that line, of course, because we don't mention a T-Rex. Anyway, I've been over this for one for years anyway, but people still insist on pointing out for some reason.