10 Movie Heroes Who Need To Be President

By Jack Holder / January 15, 2013

5. Captain Malcolm Reynolds - Serenity

"We will get this law passed, or I swear by my pretty floral bonnet that I will end you."

Many presidents bring class and poise to the office. Many bring years of experience in legal courtrooms, or in business meetings, or anywhere with a sense of culture. Malcolm Reynolds certainly wouldn€™t. A man of the people, by the people, and most likely pushed into the job by the people. Malcolm Reynolds would take the job of the presidency under protest, and then perform it to the best of his abilities. Above all else, Malcolm Reynolds was a military man fighting for his principles. He wasn€™t afraid to get dirty, or make a deal with someone he didn€™t like, and that would serve him in passing legislation. But he would not compromise himself to make the process any easier, and he certainly wouldn€™t do it for any sort of a bribe. Malcolm Reynolds has an edge over other candidates because he truly wouldn€™t care about public perception. President Reynolds would only do what he believes to be right. If you don€™t agree with him, you could try negotiating with him.