Comments by "Perhaps" (@NoEgg4u) on "Flashback FM" channel.

  1. Film makers have an obsession with over-doing it. Example: How many times did the lights go out in the subway car? Folks, that is not real, by a country mile. Yes, the lights do blink, on occasion. The lights might even go out for two seconds -- but only one time during the ride. Most people, nation wide, have never been on the subway. The lighting actually works pretty good. But the film makers want the scene to be bigger than life, and they end up screwing it up.
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  2. The Superman movies, with Christopher Reeve, made a mockery out of Jerry Siegel's creation. The movie's writers had Superman prancing around, and floating. Superman was not magical. He did not levitate. He did not defy gravity. Superman could leap tall buildings in a single bound, due to his super strength. He did not float over buildings. In the George Reeves television series, they never showed Superman standing, horizontally, on the outside of a building, defying gravity. They could have, with wires. They could have made him float up from the street like Tinkerbell, but they did not, because Superman was not able to float. Shameful that the Christopher Reeve films made a mockery of Jerry Siegel's creation.
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