Also he should be wearing a seat belt. If Superman is driving he’s probably doing so in the guise of Clark Kent. Taking responsible safety measures both helps maintain the illusion that Kent is a “regular guy” and sets a good example.
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I’ve never seen this, but that was brilliant!
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So, yeah, he’s a fascist.
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And Tony Soprano for me.
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Agreed. Some people found him weirdly heroic, despite being a murderous gangster.
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He was nothing but a victim of parental abuse. 
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Poor guy…
I haven’t seen the recent movie that came out with Michael Ganfolfini playing a young Tony Soprano… Did you? And if so, was it any good?
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No. I did watch and enjoy the whole series back in the day, but I’ve lost interest since then. 
I wonder if David Chase was all that involved in it.
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I think so? It got some pretty negative reviews overall, I think…
I never did see the Deadwood movie, either come to think of it… I wish they’d do a movie wrap up of Carnivale, though.
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Speaking of adaptations (while also steering back on topic), I thought the Watchmen flick actually suffered from trying to be too faithful to the original.
(Which may not be an especially original take. I didn’t listen to chatter about the movie when it came out.)
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Exactly! I think that’s where the show did better - that it didn’t recreate the original comic, but instead took the concepts and themes and moved them forward.
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