I wonder who would make the money for the original idea?
Alternatively, if I wrote a story or book about this and sold it to a film maker, could anyone sue me for stealing their idea?
To make a good movie, you would, of course, need to include someone’s hot girl friend and maybe a drunk drone designer or pilot (a pilot who operated from the ground, of course).
Also, you’d need a good back story about why someone needs the money to do something like this.
Okay, the first thing that came to my mind was that scene in Animal House in which a cheerleader is catapulted into a boy’s bedroom and he shouts, “Thank You, God!”
I’m surprised they haven’t tried one of those big-ass bang fai rockets yet. That may qualify as a prison break attempt though, as in actually breaking the prison.
For those left wondering what a bang fai looks like see here.
Nonsense, they are surely wearing their protective amulets and tied up the 400 kilogram rocket with duct tape to the tower, what could possibly go wrong?
Every fireworks display needs some music.
How about… Carpenters?
*"Why do stars explode in the sky, (in the sky)
ev’ry time ( ev’ry time )
you float by? (you float by)
Just like me,
they long to see,
bits of yooooou…"*
“Henry, they got your shirt…”
“Damn birds…!”
Honestly, I think that what surprises me most is that it took this long. Soon the guards are going to have to go to skeet-shooting classes on their days off to be able to shoot down all of the drug delivery, reconnaissance, and shiv-tipped assassin drones that people will send over the walls.
I wonder, does the US navy get NOTAMS about that happening. I can see someone getting antsy on one of the Aegis cruisers when a lot of somethings about the size of a patriot missile start lighting off.