Hackman is determined to unleash hell.
Trent Dilfer, a former quarterback and current ESPN analyst, has predicted that Tom Brady will "unleash hell" on Sunday.
In the movie's first battle, Maximus strides off to "unleash hell," and his loyal dog dives off after him.
The archipelago had hitherto been spared the attentions of mainland evildoers, but the start of Sunday ferries from Ullapool across to Stornoway was, apparently, going to unleash hell.
After all, they too live under a constant threat, or at least over one: Buffy's town, the story goes, is built atop an evil portal that "every slag wants to unlock" so as to "unleash hell on Earth".
And yet, instead of being held responsible for helping to unleash hell, "that sexy Prince Sihanouk," as Spalding Gray called him in "Swimming to Cambodia," managed for much of the rest of his life to act as if he was as wronged as the great mass of Khmers.
"When Donald Trump comes after you, it isn't just a tweet – 'oh wow, he's tweeting about her', and I understand he's a fighter, he's a counter-puncher, I get all that – but even then he has such power that a single tweet can unleash hell in somebody's life.
As Michael Weiss, of Institute of Modern Russia, pointed out last week, Moscow advises its allies to unleash "hell when the moment is right" and then present the bloody aftermath "as a warning of what happens if the status quo is not maintained".
