"The Redemption of Joashank", the 1994 film adaptation of one of the best Steven King Novelli, is considered one of the best films of all time. With its rating 9.3/10 on IMDB (Highest on the whole page) And his years of non-stop repetitions of TNT, viewers had a lot of time to find a fatal flaw in the film, but they failed to find. It was just Peter Griffin, a fictional lead of the animated Sitkom "Family Guy", which noticed the detail that simply was not added.

In the abbreviated scene in the 14 "Candy, Quachog Marshalow" season, Peter went to the show "Showshank Redemption" and asked Andy Duffres actor Tim Robbins, the following question: "Once you escaped the hole, how you are perfectly re -examined Inside The hole, by tightening that a rock can break? "

Robbins replied, "Is it important?" And Peter replied, "He makes me." When Robbins asked him if he even liked the movie, Peter said: "I have experienced a lot to that moment."

The joke is that Peter is an unusual, guy type who went to the movie criticism of cinema to the joke of everyone around him. But although I know I don't have to worry about this kind of things, I can't stop thinking about Peter's appeal every time I rethink the movie. So much of Andy's escape plan relies on the poster to stay tight so that the authorities will not find out about the hole as long as he is no longer far from prison, but it seems that Inndie may not withdraw it.

It does not help that the driver who throws the rock through the poster is one of the coolest discoveries in every story related to Steven King. It is dramatic and satisfying and recorded with total self -esteem, but it is all undermined after you start thinking about the logistics of the poster.

Now, when we have found that this is a very serious question, let's look at some potential explanations for this apparent plot hole. It is usually fans to claim that the poster should not be that Tighten for the rock to pierce it. Depending on the poster material, it is possible that the poster is heavy enough to appear fully tapped on the wall, despite only being the top properly attached. And depending on how sharp the rock and how hard the guard is, it may technically be able to stab a loose poster.

It is also possible for Endie to get his hands on some kind of glue he attached to the bottom of the poster as he was leaving the tunnel. He could glue a little glue to the bottom, let the poster and could be sealed on the wall. Some fans may wonder why, if this happens, the film did not mention the glue part of Andy's plan. The most sensible answer is that writers do not think we will be bored.

Of course, it is worth remembering why it took almost twenty years after the film came out for this apparent plot to become a popular complaint. For decades no one has been thinking about tightening the poster because they were too busy with Andy's rooting. They did not miss holes in his plan because they wanted to believe so badly. "The Shawshank Redemption" put Andy over the years of hell and left Triumphally find the way to paradise; When the script, visual and music are coalitioned into something so cockatical, no one wants to be a nor that destroys it for everyone else.