Who proceed to point out that such a thing is overpowered and and unwieldy compared to the Scout police robots, especially considering that most of the crime in the city is stuff like mugging and carjacking. In Chappie, there's the Moose: an impressively armed mech, capable of taking out aircraft and enemy bunkers.It gets him there slightly faster than his elderly butler who just takes the stairs.
Batman Returns has Bruce's entrance to the Batcave: it involves reaching into a fish tank to open an iron maiden, which retracts its spikes and dumps him into a slide that carries him to said cave.Has an utterly god-awful targeting system (it's completely unable to hit a man-sized target under ideal conditions) and goes down in one shot from a pistol (which is by itself a pretty silly piece of equipment: having a barrel nearly as long as an arm made it awfully hazardous to draw). Looks like another cool addition to Batman's arsenal a modified stealth jet complete with Gatling guns, missiles and a price tag that had to be somewhere north of $2 billion back in 1989. Assassin's Creed (2016): As amazing as the Crane-style Animus might be, the Templar Elders consider it too expensive to continue funding for the results they have received so far.note A scene maybe inspired by this ◊ picture, concerning another war in Antiquity. Furthermore, the war elephants, which the Spartans manage to push off the cliff. The war rhino in 300 is certainly quite impressive, but it gets killed by a well thrown spear before it even has a chance to reach the Spartan front line.However, if said invaders happen to be rats, then you're just going to cause more harm than good. Ratatouille shows that packing a shotgun for home invaders will prove that you're not someone to take lightly.
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