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Okay someone who actually read the books and will dare admit it answer me one question: If all those wizard people had ties to the British government, why didn't they just ask the Prime Minister to send a couple strike bombers and naval cruisers and tactically nuke the evil wizard and his whole army from dozens of miles away? Or provide SAS strike teams to back them up? Pretty sure one squad of SAS with assault rifles would have made that last battle scene way the gently caress faster. But not as fast as an AC-130 overhead. I don't know maybe it'd been smarter than sending in a bunch of school children with Mowglis Haircut posted:Alan Rickman, giant of British film and theatre, dies at 69 Yeah gently caress you OP, now Hans Gruber is dead. Blazing Ownager fucked around with this message at 16:38 on Jan 14, 2016 |
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loquacius posted:They didn't The movies made it absolutely clear the Prime Minister was 100% aware of magic and the threat it posed. I got dragged to literally all of them over the years. This point stuck with me because I seriously hoped they'd do something to help. Was that movie only?
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learnincurve posted:Because muggle technology won't work around magic, they addressed this in the Goblet of Fire. (Reeta Skeeter bugging story line) That makes some sense I guess. Though now I'm sad that we didn't get an entire battalion of solemn British soldiers fixing bayonets rather than let a bunch of high schoolers and their teachers fend for themselves.
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