Plot hole- where did George Stone learn how to ride a horse?

Good point really

Who knows, maybe he took riding lessons. I wouldn't count that as a plot hole. Only if, early on in the film, Ness said something like, "Hey, George, ever ride a horse?" And George replies, "No, man, I'm an Italian from the South Side. We don't ride horses here, man."

If THEN it shows him on a horse, etc. - now you got yerself a plot hole.

Please nest your IMDB page, and respond to the correct person -

Don't forget, this was the twenties. It wasn't uncommon to see transportation by horse at that time. Even in the big cities.

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You have my word as an inveterate cheat.

Off screen.

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Glasgow's FOREMOST authority Italics = irony. Infer the opposite please.

Interesting thought but definitely not a plot hole. Plot hole infers that the plot could not occur because of a significant mistake. By no means a plot hole.

Maybe he had a pony. Maybe when he was a little boy in Italy, they all had ponies. And maybe he was a beautiful pony, and he loved him.

You might argue, who figures an immigrant is gonna have a pony? Who leaves a country packed with ponies to come to a non-pony country? I would argue that it makes perfect sense. Especially in light of the fact that he knew how to ride a horse in the movie.




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The South Side.

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