15 Details That Movies and Shows Chose to Keep (After They Stopped Making Sense)

We know the creators of these films and series were definitely not Buddhists because they were absolutely unable to let go of some things. We can't say we blame them; after all, audiences are often attached as well, and we all know how boisterous fans can become when they are denied their fix of their favorite programming. In some circumstances, no one was interested in removing the unnecessary items. Whatever the reason, these things came to a halt along the route and had no right to be there — yet here they are.
Occasionally, you'll discover yourself watching a movie and encountering a major stumbling block. Perhaps it destroys your suspension of belief, or perhaps it lingers for far longer. In either case, it's completely illogical.
There still are moments in every moviegoer's life when they have been left without their fingers frozen in a box of popcorn with their mouth gaping, gazing in amused anguish as one absurd moment after another plays out in front of them.
It's not only stupid movie details; several of our best films contain absolute WTF sequences that we'll never comprehend.
Spider-Man's Web Shooting Handsign

Source: Screen Rant
The Spelling of Shang-Chi

Sources: The Nerds of Color, Chinasage
The TARDIS in Doctor Who

Source: Screen Rant
The Title of I Am Legend

Source: Den of Geek
Biff's Heart Attack in Back to the Future Part II

Source: Deleted Scene on YouTube
Chekov's Accent in 1009's Star Trek

Sources: TrekMovie.com, TrekToday
The Goonies

Source: Cinema Blend
The Title of 2010's The Karate Kid

Source: Los Angeles Times
The Title of Hearts in Atlantis

Little Shop of Horrors

Sources: Den of Geek, Movie Intro on YouTube
The Title of Trainspotting

Source: Manchester Evening News
The Title of Goof Troop

Source: Michael Peraza’s Blog
The Wizard of Oz

Source: Oz Wiki
Bubastis in Watchmen

Source: Screen Rant
Looney Tunes

Source: Looper