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"Escape Room: Tournament of Champions" has a murky ending. We're here to explain it, from Minos' plans to Zoey's shady therapist.

1997's Cube is a twisty sci-fi horror flick with an infamously ambiguous ending. We're here to demystify it, one deadly trap at a time.

A lot happened in “The Acolyte” Episode 7, and many hard truths were revealed about "Star Wars" and the Jedi - but some of them make zero sense.

On the popular Korean Netflix show "Squid Game," Han Mi-nyeo says she has a newborn baby when begging for her life in Episode 1 but she never mentions it again.

It's hard to imagine over 20 years later, but "Fight Club" wasn't received well when it was initially released in 1999.

The series finale of "Secret Invasion" showcases all the powers collected in the Harvest. However, at least one of them makes no sense given what we know.

Out of all the incredible and unbelievable things that happen on Stranger Things 4: Volume 1, the one scene that makes no sense involves Hopper's prison break.

There's one major detail about Senator Robert Lipton that fans of "The Office" feel makes no sense.

This heartbreaking Bones storyline still raises questions for viewers – and remains a plot point that numerous fans argue makes no sense.

While Jurassic Park may be deemed one of the greatest films ever made, some hiccups remain present amidst the chaos.

One particular scene with the minor antagonist still has us scratching our heads.

Mirage has a fresh, funky attitude in "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts," but there's something about the Autobot that just doesn't add up.

Although Ragnar was certainly a well-loved character by "Vikings" fans, there was one particular detail that never quite made sense.

Fans of the "Despicable Me" and "Minions" franchises often overlook a significant issue involving the life of Felonius Gru, voiced by Steve Carell.

In Amazon Prime Video's "The Boys," Homelander (Antony Starr) has a variety of superpowers. However, fans on Reddit don't think this power makes much sense.

The series finale of Hawkeye involves a battle between Clint Barton, Kate Bishop, and lots of villains, but why aren't the heroes punished?

Angela is one of the quirkiest characters on "The Office," and one detail involving her sister has some fans scratching their heads in confusion.

In the final episode of Moon Knight Season 1, Marc Spector and Layla El-Faouly come together to stop Arthur Harrow. But one detail about Layla makes no sense.

Some fans are beginning to raise questions and make interesting points about things in The Walking Dead: The World Beyond that aren't quite adding up. One such query applies to World Beyond's main group of kids and their apparent lack of survival training in the ongoing zombie apocalypse.

M. Night Shyamalan's movie Old leaves many questions unanswered, including one critical choice that the characters made regarding Dr. Charles.

Cersei, played by Lena Headey on "Game of Thrones," was easily able to become the Queen of Westeros in the Season 6 finale, and fans are confused why.

Week after week, Game of Thrones fans sat in front of their televisions, waiting to see what would happen to their favorite characters.

While Unser's storyline was one of the best in Sons of Anarchy, there is one glaring detail about the man that stands out for the wrong reason.

There's one telling detail about Hank Voight's on-duty behavior on Chicago P.D. that makes no sense to some viewers.

For all of the '90s babies out there, Amanda Bynes was likely a staple of your childhood.

Batman and James Gordon are an ideal pair. It makes it all the more confusing when the duo can't see an obvious hint in front of them in "The Batman."

The first batch of episodes of "Cobra Kai" Season 6 sets the stage for an epic finale, but there are a number of things that just don't make sense.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a Disney animated film quite as clever, or charming, as "Zootopia." It seems, however, some fans have one big problem with it.

Here are parts of "Titanic" that don't make sense.

The Lost Boys is a late '80s classic, featuring both of the Coreys and teen vampires. But there is one Michael detail in the movie that makes no sense.