ST Plot Holes In The ST

Why can't the breaker be in the same room as the tracker?

 

looked like a Flux capacitor to me

 

Yes, the tracker hardware was behind that door, but the control panel where the tracker is controlled was on the bridge.

The breaker can be in the same room as the tracker, nothing in the movie contradicts this theory, in fact, it reinforces this theory since they refer to the room both as breaker room and as tracker room.

 

I was an electrician in the Navy on a sub. We had multiple shut offs for electrical equipment. We had a off switch on the item, a circuit breaker for the equipment, and one for the port or starboard electrical bus. They weren't all in the same location either.

 

From the O.P: '...a discussion about any plot points that are contradictory or problematic in some way'

 

The OP clearly meant objectively problematic.

 

'I've seen the movie twice and nothing stands out, but I'd love to hear from other people.'

You will not be told, will you. If anything is objectively problematic, then it's just problematic - no need for discussion. Now, hush!

 

an easy way to get ignored is telling somebody to hush in the middle of a discussion. There are other threads for listing your problems with the film. If it is an objective problem, odds are that it is a plot hole, or just something really, really ridiculous that nobody wants anything of. If it is a subjective problem, not everyone agrees with you that it's a bad thing and unless proven it is not impossible.
Going back to where this unnecessary argument stemmed from, to say that Poe did not learn about the First Order's ships between when the Falcon left and when the Star Destroyers arrived is a fallacy. The Versio gang sent this information to the Resistance around the same time SKB was destroyed. And guess who analyzed it? Poe.

 

As the OP, I can confirm that I meant objectively problematic. The discussion happens by presenting perceived contradictions and then getting input from others to determine whether anything in the movie resolves the contradiction.

 

I apologize if I put any words in anyone else's mouth. It's a silly argument though, since there are other places to list our misgivings with the film. As of yet I don't think we've identified any impossibilities (by Star Wars standards) or contradictions in the film. Who knows, maybe they'll let something slip in other media which will constitute a plot hole in Ep VIII.

 

Snoke had the transports shown in his glass. However, nobody informed him of the presence of the transports. He could not realize it by himself, because we have seen that he usually got information by asking Hux, as any other would do. I think that when Rey and Kylo entered the throne room the trasports plan was not discovered yet.

 

Leia wakes up from a coma and immediately shoots Poe. Why? How could she have known everything that was going on while she was knocked out?

 

I think that she met Holdo, who told her everything.

 

It appears she shoots Poe as soon as she wakes up and walks out of her room. This is possible, but the movie does not convey that.

 

Ok, but here we just discuss those things that do not have plausible explanations. If the explanation is not given but can be speculated, we extensively discuss it in the complaint thread

 

Why does Finn have no lasting injuries from the lightsaber slice to the spine? He goes into a coma for a few hours and then wakes up good as new, no damage done at all. How did this happen?

 

Also happened a few hours later:

 

We never see the extent of Finn's injury. And the movie shows him recovering with a bacta suit on. Not sure where the issue is.

Snoke was certainly stunned.

 

Even if there was great damage, it has been establish that in SW universe medicine is particularly powerful. Leia also recovered in few hours from her coma. The same is true for Luke in ESB. Anakin was burnt alive but he was saved and afterwards he ended up to be more powerful than ever.

 

Are you suggesting that's a plot hole? I'm not sure where you're going with this.