Top 5 most powerful

Don't hate just cuz its awesome (those are galaxies).

Originally posted by NemeBro
That doesn't answer my question.

Its not a cosmic entity like Galactus or Parralax.

McClane would walk over and turn off the television set. McClane > STTGL.

Originally posted by NemeBro
That doesn't answer my question.

Sure it does. It's a giant ass "robot" created out of the willpower of several people. It's not a cosmic being.

Originally posted by Robtard
McClane would walk over and turn off the television set. McClane > STTGL.

McClane counts as either a religious figure or a cosmic entity though. Being the Lord of All Win.

Originally posted by Nephthys
McClane counts as either a religious figure or a cosmic entity though. Being the Lord of All Win.

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Originally posted by ares834
Sure it does. It's a giant ass "robot" created out of the willpower of several people. It's not a cosmic being.

Originally posted by Nephthys
McClane counts as either a religious figure or a cosmic entity though. Being the Lord of All Win.

Like Bruce Willis' cock.

Not great then.

Originally posted by NemeBro
So how does Rob's ass hole taste?

Originally posted by Nephthys
Like Bruce Willis' cock.

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And I'll tell you, I know what Bruce Willis' cock tastes like.

Originally posted by Mindship
Q.

Anthony Fremont exists only because a member of the Q Continuum boinked his mom.

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Originally posted by NemeBro
He has the collective power of all the Old Ones at his disposal though. While his power derives from them, considering he can dictate even their actions with his writing, his power surpasses any one individually (Probably).

Djinn can't do dick without a wish, and more to the point it can be and has been defeated. Sutter Cane has the power of the author at his disposal, he is for all intents and purposes omnipotent, at the very least on a planetary scale.

Don't know shit about Poltergeist.

Yes, the only real limitation of the Djinn. Otherwise their power is essentially godlike for all intents and purposes.

Reality Warper as well. Cane, Djinn and the Poltergeist-Beast are all mentioned in TVTropes page of reality warpers in film.

Originally posted by Stealth Moose
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Originally posted by Epicurus
His most notable feat was warping his face into paper for crying out loud.

And here I thought it was literally writing and dictating the entire movie. I also thought turning the observable world blue was better than warping his face into paper. I guess I was wrong, lololol.

How the heck can he dictate the actions of entities whom he himself serves? That doesn't even make any sense.

Because they couldn't kill the film's protagonist, and the stinger at the end shows that the entire film we just watched were the events of his novel.

Also, his wording before said scene where they chase down the protagonist implies as much. "I can't hold them back for much longer", referring to the door where the Old Ones were trying to intrude upon reality.

Oh, and of course he also create an entire town that was originally just a fictional place, and of course all the events of his prior books.

Yes, the only real limitation of the Djinn. Otherwise their power is essentially godlike for all intents and purposes.

It's a really ****ing big limitation though.

Also the Djinn were explicitly disallowed so... Yeh, lol.

^If you're basing that on magical creatures being banned, then Cane can't be used either then. Seeing how his power too was derived from magical/cosmic beings.

Originally posted by Lestov16
His most powerful feat was dimension-dumping his sister into a cartoon they were watching on TV; The monsters in the cartoon kill his sister
Such a feat requires massive physics altering/multiversal power

Elmo destroys them all!