Riggs was explaining a mortal feat he had accomplished in the war, backed by his sniping scene in LW.
McClane, well, he believes in God, doesn't he? I know he said "Oh God, please don't let me die" before pulling the fire hose stunt. Pretty sure he had at least some protection. Nothing divine, mind you.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
High end feat for God's protection is as follows:1. One is protected from crazy machine gun wielding ex GF's.
2. Protection from incompetent gay Nazi's.
3. Protection from the police.
4. Protection from the national guard.Never, not once, were the Blues Brothers shown having protection from mind control.
Not sure how someone comes out of a "closer."
Just saying.
Again, you failed to pay attention. The God-factor is that the Blue Brother's were to succeed in their mission, period.
If Voldermort were to "mind control" McClane, then it'd put the entire mission at risk, as he'd just start capping fools inside the car, ergo, wizard gets a bullet through the head; it's the only way it turns out here, really.
Oh, you got me with a typo, obviously meant "closet". You win that part.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Funny, we never see God saying "Lulz you're protected." Maybe Elwood was just that good a driver.
Elwood is a topnotch driver, no doubt. But the flipping backwards through the car, making jumps on flat surfaces etc. etc. etc. were clearly devine intervention. See, what'd I tell you about paying attention whne watching films.
Originally posted by Robtard
Again, you failed to pay attention. The God-factor is that the Blue Brother's were to succeed in their mission, period.If Voldermort were to "mind control" McClane, then it'd put the entire mission at risk, as he'd just start capping fools inside the car, ergo, wizard gets a bullet through the head; it's the only way it turns out here, really.
Oh, you got me with a typo, obviously meant "closet". You win that part.
Elwood is a topnotch driver, no doubt. But the flipping backwards through the car, making jumps on flat surfaces etc. etc. etc. were clearly devine intervention. See, what'd I tell you about paying attention whne watching films.
Why, exactly, were the Bros given God's divine protection in their movie?
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
And the mission was.......?
'Was' is irrelevant. Here it's to deliver Padme and Harry to safety. Devine-Protection, you've got no counter for this, not even ultra-powerful characters like Dr. Manhattan or Phil Conners can stop that Dodge.
Don't get me wrong, I saw what you're trying to angle from several posts back, the "God only protected them on their mission to save the orphanage from foreclosure, so it doesn't work here." Which is just more BS tactics from you to pull a win for your darling little wizard.
If you're going to limit feats/powers to the strictest, then Voldermort never "mind controlled" someone in a car, so he can't. AT-ATs never destroyed a 70's Dodge, so they can't. So on and so forth with that ridiculous angle of debate you like to bring up when you've got nothing.
Originally posted by Robtard
'Was' is irrelevant. Here it's to deliver Padme and Harry to safety. Devine-Protection, you've got no counter for this, not even ultra-powerful characters like Dr. Manhattan or Phil Conners can stop that Dodge.Don't get me wrong, I saw what you're trying to angle from several posts back, the "God only protected them on their mission to save the orphanage from foreclosure, so it doesn't work here." Which is just more BS tactics from you to pull a win for your darling little wizard.
If you're going to limit feats/powers to the strictest, then Voldermort never "mind controlled" someone in a car, so he can't. AT-ATs never destroyed a 70's Dodge, so they can't. So on and so forth with that ridiculous angle of debate you like to bring up when you've got nothing.
BS tactics to pull a win for my darling wizard? Harry's in the car, dude.
The mission was to save a Christian orphanage. Why would God extend divine protection to a wizard and a chick from another galaxy? Much less an Ewok?
But the bigger question is: Why start this thread in the first place, if even Superman cannot stop them?
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
BS tactics to pull a win for my darling wizard? Harry's in the car, dude.The mission was to save a Christian orphanage. Why would God extend divine protection to a wizard and a chick from another galaxy? Much less an Ewok?
But the bigger question is: Why start this thread in the first place, if even Superman cannot stop them?
Ah, so now you'll try and gimp the B Brothers of their onscreen feats and abilities.
Cos God loves all his children, big, small, here, there or far, far away, even retards. Basic Christian tenet, that.
Was a thread made for fun and I suspect he excepted people (aka you) to pull their willy over the wizard. But yeah, chars with devine status or protection are poor combatants.
Originally posted by Robtard
Ah, so now you'll try and gimp the B Brothers of their onscreen feats and abilities.Cos God loves all his children, big, small, here, there or far, far away, even retards. Basic Christian tenet, that.
Was a thread made for fun and I suspect he excepted people (aka you) to pull their willy over the wizard. But yeah, chars with devine status or protection are poor combatants.
Just saying, it doesn't make any sense. But hey, slurp away.