However the trio of Barnes, Snake and the other kid were seen driving a 1988 Mustang GT. Yup, another plot hole uncovered here
shareHow does that effect the plot.
shareBecause the kids are driving a car that didn't come out till 3 years later. Its impossible.
shareBut the plot stays the same.
More of an error than plot hole I think
Oh you are one of them who doesn't understand what a plot hole is I see
shareBad troll.
shareAre you trolling, or do you not understand what a plot hole is? Having a 1988 Mustang in a film that takes place in 1985 is not a plot hole. It's an error.
shareOk because someone posted below that Mr Silver, because of his money, had connections to purchasing cars that were not yet available in the market. So I guess thats wrong then and its just an error
shareThat would be considered a Continuity Error, not a Plot Hole
shareIts frustrating that I still have to explain plot holes but here goes anyway. Its impossible to have a car that was not released till 3 years later. So the whole plot blows up by this point. Get it
shareDamn you are one weird person. The plot doesnt have a hole because of a car. You are an idiot...go ask your weirdo professor....he wont agree with you. The car has ZERO to do with the plot...
shareIt takes place in 1985. There should have been a crossover with "Back to the Future."
shareI don't know why they were so hell-bent on making the whole trilogy take place within "a year" - it never looked right.
shareDaniel’s weight gain was a conscious creative decision on Macchio’s part, like De Niro in Raging Bull. By this point, he hated the character as much as anybody else and wanted to expose him for what he really was.
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