Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016)

Question: Why couldn't Miss Peregrine create a loop sooner? Surely there were safer days before the bomb hit her house.

Question: How did Abe know at the end that the peculiar children were still in Blackpool and hadn't left on their ship yet?

Question: Why doesn't Millard just sneak past the wights in the Blackpool Tower and free the Ymbrynes from the cellar himself? Also, why doesn't he do more during the final battle?

Question: How does Emma manage to get out of the ocean with her lead shoes on? She couldn't have swum all the way to the shore.

Question: What is the deal with Emma's underwear? We see her wearing shorts when she goes swimming, but other times her underwear goes over her knees.

Question: How does entering numerous loops at the end help Jake get back to 1943? How long does it take him? And what did he spend two months in London doing?

Question: Why doesn't Barron just sneak into Abe's house, scour his map for the location of Miss Peregrine's loop, and travel to Wales disguised as Jake to find it? It probably would have saved him a lot of time and trouble, instead of posing as a psychiatrist and an ornithologist, and manipulating Jake into leading him to Miss Peregrine?

Question: We see the five Wights, Malthus, the Hollow that killed Victor, and four more Hollows. That makes eleven members of Barron's group, just like we see in the experiment flashback. But Jake mentions Barron's other friends. What other friends?

Question: How can Barron be in present time so long without aging?

Question: Where did the horse and cart come from? And what did the children do with them afterwards?

Question: How is Emma sitting on the horse and cart when she is lighter than air? I have watched the movie a few times and cannot see anything like a belt around her waist, but any other time she is sitting, she has been seen buckled down.

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Question: Why do Miss Peregrine and the children wear the same outfits every day? Don't they have other clothes?

Question: In a flashback, when Abe tells six-year-old Jake that there were monsters in Poland, Jake asks what kind, as if he's hearing about them for the first time, even though Abe mentioned them moments earlier.

Question: Jake tells Emma there is only one reason he would stay with her. What reason was that?