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In VERTIGO......How the heck does Jimmy Stewart get down from that gutter??? It is breaking...no one else is up there. Plus he looks in bad shape.
In KING KONG....How the heck do they transport Kong back to New York on a raft for several thousand miles?? In the 1976 remake they had him in a tanker. But in the original 1933 and the Peter Jackson remake, it skips that scene.
In HANNIBAL....How does Lector board a plane with his arm bandaged and with the whole country looking for him and not be noticed?
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