Plot Holes - How to find and fix them - Craig D Griffiths

In this episode we look at some famous plot holes as well as ways of fixing them.
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[screenwritermauricevaughan]

Terrific video, Craig! It's probably my favorite one. When I rewrite a script, I do something similar to what you said ("Space Shuffle View"). I do a "Logic Rewrite" where I go through the script, making sure there aren't any plot holes and things make sense.

[XX-sptt]

9:20 People have gone to a lot of trouble to cover that plot hole. The given answer is typically that the Sauron would literally see them coming a mile away.

[XX-sptt]

10:09 These days Superman's trouble is more that he's
A) Going up against corrupt Kryptonians like Zod.
B) He's facing problems that can't just be punched away.
C) Even Superman can't be everywhere at once.
D) Superman's legit fear of becoming King Superman if he ever decided to go, "Hey! All Wars! Stop or I'll laser beam you!"

[XX-sptt]

Superman is also vulnerable to magic, and red sunlight drains his power.