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In The Shawshank Redemption, fans called it a “plot hole” that Andy escapes yet leaves the Raquel Welch poster covering the tunnel. Tim Robbins said he only pinned the top of the poster. “This is easily forgivable because the catharsis of Andy's eventual escape is so powerful.”

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