@Mr_Knight: there is Newstudio, they will be released on kinopub, and there is a voiceover for this series. I renewed my subscription for this voiceover, and the voices are really great.
@Non-human: unfortunately, it's the same. It was very unnatural. A lot of unnecessary graphene, people are fussing around, well, very impressively. And the fight itself, in terms of speed and clarity, resembled the battle of two lazy alconauts with a hangover.
And in general, it felt like it was gluing together different backgrounds, that is, all the people were filmed separately, and then glued into one room.
@burunduk666: in general, some kind of forced scene, while it's clear how they diligently tried to copy the style of Netflix shooting, but at the same time practically scoring the production. As a result, we see some kind of vinaigrette, scenes with mundane fights, drowned in smoke, interspersed with theatrical backgrounds with eye-popping CGI of the level of Daredevil 2003. It's like the script was stolen from a Broadway production, and it doesn't feel real at all.
@PlanePassenger: I'm curious to know why you rated Secret Invasion, Vanduvision, and other (frankly weak, in my opinion) series perfectly, but here you're scared of CJ in a scene where he's conceptually appropriate. To me, it's perfectly choreographed: the soundtrack rhythmically beats Foggy's fading pulse, like a reverse report, the smoke hides what's happening, causing chaos, the color in the bar, on the street and on the roof perfectly divides the space. Murdoch's kind of "swinging" in combat acrobatics is quite a return to the roots, as are the knives he missed in his chest and back (in the original, this realism looked innovative). The scene on the stairs reminded me of the scuffles in the narrow corridors from the first pre-trial detention centers. Overall, Matt holds himself gracefully, which is in particular contrast to the clown from the circus tent that he was made into in "the she-hulk." I have less of your trust in Disney, and the sudden forward jumps, the hasty dumping of trumps from the trailer without creating a vacuum of understatement, rather bothers me, but it's clear that Disney has put a lot on this show. The pilot is successful, in general
@Skyscore: at one time I gave 5 to everyone I watch so that they were higher on my list and easier to find, then I stopped, so it's useless to look for logic here))) And anyway, to be honest, I don't really understand what kind of argument it is to go and see who put what to whom, it's a personal matter for everyone, unrelated to the opinion at the moment.
"it looked innovative" yes, it did. "reminded me of the brawls" yes, I did. I'm not saying that there weren't normal moments, I appreciate the scene as a whole, it looks indistinct and incongruous between its individual elements, no matter how cool a separate punch or throw was put, two types of staging collided in it, and it didn't suit me. Someone asked why not. Visually, it looks good, but it's rather poorly glued together here. The bright spot of a corridor fight looks like a handout to everyone.
@PlanePassenger: >>what kind of argument is this, going to see who put what to whom, it's a personal matter for everyone, unrelated to the opinion at the moment I always wonder how arguments about one particular show in a vacuum coexist with the viewer's internal hierarchy, which adds volume to a point of view, and an open profile is an invitation to that point of view. I'm not a fan of ratings in general, and I think that a rating cannot convey either a range of feelings or an attitude towards a work, but it is in the context of a position relative to another viewed one that it is quite an argument: "This show is bad, and this is good for both." This is also an argument because our perception of new things is also not in a vacuum: in addition to the advantages of current work, it is conditioned by previous experience, including the experience of what we have seen. But if it bothered you, I'm sorry. There was no personal transition in this, you have the right to use your system however you want.
@GeistLuft: Yes: to be more precise, the strongest of the weak, on a par with (the first PPE) Loki. For me, the stylization, even if impeccable, is not enough to consider this a good story if it eventually boils down to a predictable feint and a weak denouement, driven forward by generic trauma for pretense of drama. Returning to the idea of other series to reveal a point about style and development: of the netflix saga, Luke Cage was the most powerful: this is an impeccable style (in terms of style and sound, he is even cooler than Daredevil, and I am generally silent about the fat sound of Ali Shahid Muhammad), and the coolest arc in the second season with his trasformation, and constantly surprising antagonists. Yes, Daredevil was more widespread, and Fisk was cool, but for my taste, safer and not so revolutionary. Of course, I'm saying this "flawless and cool" with a discount on the microcosm of Marvel superheroics, this is a rather narrow cultural stratum, albeit for a wide audience. Don't wait for the vanguard here
@Skyscore: an unusual opinion, objectively he is far from the best, but the atmosphere and style also won me over, for me he definitely won the audience award)
@Skyscore: The atmosphere and music in Luke Cage are definitely good, but for me the main problem of this series is the main character. He's absolutely not interesting and you don't worry about him at all, the only one who posed even a slight threat to him in 2 seasons was Bushmaster, but he quickly deflated.
@GeistLuft: I don't know what has become clear to you, it's your business - I'll just correct that I said weak, not bad. The bad ones are Hokai, she-hulk, Eco, and the last season of Jessica Jones, for my taste. Vandavision is still better, if only because it's inventively trying to make history, but it just doesn't work out. And the above-mentioned ones torment the viewer with ten times digested content according to the methodology of the thousand-faced hero Campbell and other basic Hollywood bibles of the screenwriter from the arsenal of Mice. I consider it harmful and disrespectful to the viewer's time (yes, even time for entertainment should be spent efficiently), how the characters are filled out and pasteboard, how they merge those that have already been well spelled out, how they show good potential (see Moon Knight). Against all this background, the new daredevil is really their Final Fantasy, an attempt to face the audience.
@PlanePassenger: I do not believe in the objectivity of opinion, especially in art: yes, there is the Wisdom of the Crowd (James Shuryevsky had a good book on the subject), which allows us to give an assessment close to reality (see the experiment on weighing Galton's bull, when the arithmetic mean the guess was close to the truth) - but this does not lead to objectivity in cinema and other art directions. We are used to the fact that decentralization and data aggregation lead to the conclusion of independent judgment, but art is an intuitive, subconscious thing involving a more complex system of relationships, and where Netflix led the industry 10-13 years ago with algorithms, successful cliffhangers, dilution of content for exactly 13 episodes, design stories that attract attention lead to the elevation of very average jobs to the top, and objectively, the low-level becomes high. Moreover, it is a low pass both from the audience (ratings of maishous, KP, imdb, letterbox) and critical (films a24 and neon have been at the top of rotten tomatoes and metacritic in recent years). This is a combination of technologically proven chips (the work of product managers) and the coolest work of marketers (18 lam in marketing on Anoru and Sean Baker, shouting long live indie cinema!), but this is not objectivity.
If you're talking about objectivity as a set of artisanal factors (script, actors, cgi, directing, sound, etc.), then we come up against two issues: the eye of the beholder and his ability to see beauty, and the fact that that the totality of the elements is not equal to a complete masterpiece. Somewhere close to the objectively great could be an attempt to evaluate the innovation of each element and the work as a whole, the ability to discern the conceptual and artistic courage of the creator, but, alas, this manifests itself over time, and even then not too soon (I recall rotten"Showgels" and fresh "Substance " on tomatoes, but it should be the other way around or at least both "fresh")
@Skyscore: Of course, there can be no objectivity of opinion, because opinion is automatically equal to subjectivity. But you can approach this by trying to look from the outside. I really like Luke Cage, so I can forgive him a lot. But that's exactly what to forgive. It's mostly very poorly scripted. The mentioned transformation arch actually looks like an unexpected cliffhanger hanging in the air without any clearly shown motivation. For me, it's the same story about the potential in this regard. But the product is strong and eye-catching, that's for sure.
So far, all the Netflix characters have lost their charm, character, and tone. Insiders said that the first 4 episodes were average. I'm being patient.
Foggy was returned to immediately merge, a very original move) God, this graphene, what a nightmare, it hurts my eyes, even the screensaver looks disgusting. At least the R rating is being worked out with grief in half.
@KudasaiYo: I agree, death is very hasty, not tragic enough for such a big character, they hurried and sacrificed for the sake of an impressive "off the bat." But I'm sure that for those to whom he is not a sidekick function, but a relative from the 3+ sizos of the defender saga, it is obvious that a heated tragedy would only benefit.
Foggy for what?!?!?!! The scene at the beginning is Fisk and Vanessa talking about priorities against the background of Ilya Repin's painting "Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan on November 16, 1581." Gorgeous surroundings. Plus, they end up funny, Fisk in the reflection of the table and over his head like a halo, a plump little angel. Daredevil is back and it's great! Waiting for other heroes) At the end of the episode, the track goes into the credits of Starring at the Sun - TV on the Radio.
@Nog: In general, the final scene is very catchy and atmospheric, especially with this sound. Fisk seems to be in heaven (at a height, illuminated by the bright light of blue spotlights), and Matt is in hell (below, in semi-darkness under red flashes and with raging people in the background)..
write what you want about graphon, charm, and so on, it's fucking awesome. Kirsten, the white tiger, the tension from the first minutes, the fiscal mayor, the marked one. The beginning is still 10/10 for me
@EmilD: fuck, thanks, dead Foggy will be back, hooray (?) Deborah (one of the main characters of the original) will be shown once or twice more, hooray x2 (?)
@keyo1sha: Oh, and he was working on a division of Marvel Television, which Marvel Studios had bombed out with their own hands for Disney+. I begot you, and I'll kill you, as they say. And it's all Disney, yin yang, all the stuff.
I specially reviewed all 3 seasons before the premiere and now they don't seem to make sense at all, since when can convicted terrorists run for mayor, and Matt and Karen didn't seem to go through all the misunderstandings, they started to freeze again, about editing for ADHD and the ugly screensaver I'm generally silent
@CALIGULA: For the record, the US Constitution allows convicted criminals to hold high political positions, including a position in Congress, even if the criminal is serving time in prison right at the time of taking office.
Current President Donald Trump, for example, has several dozen charges of various financial crimes, sexual harassment, and even arrest.
@CALIGULA: by the way, I really missed it, and all 3 seasons are now officially canon, did they say anything about it? Or is it just a parallel reality, and here everything partially converges or is it completely different? For example, Foggy had a girlfriend (wife?).
@PlanePassenger: All the Defenders series are officially canon, there was a Kingpin video in front of Echo with footage from Daredevil, and all these series are listed in the official timeline of KVM, too. It didn't seem like there was a wife, but just some kind of girl, and after so many years they could have broken up.
@Nog: A classic moment a la Mann's "scramble". The last time it was used so successfully in my memory was in the "time loop". But, again, the scene really lacks pauses and close-ups to realize the epicness of the moment - apparently, the Mouse does not believe in its viewer and holds him for a tiktok-brainroth with adhd. I can just imagine ten boring "jackets" watching reports from pre-screenings, where a pause to reduce key metrics works - one ran off to check his personal account, the second looked away from the screen, and so on. Well, the jackets were cowardly
It seems to me that it was possible to do without such a drama in the form of Foggy's murder, to return him to be removed in 15 minutes. Well, as it is. There was a random fight in Echo, so they could have done the same fight with a Marked Man here, since they wanted to show it. By the way, I didn't like the battle, it seemed too sliced.
Looking at Wilson and Vanessa, I don't understand which of them is the bigger villain now. Fisk seems to be completely lost and different, while Vanessa, on the contrary, is tougher and more severe. As a result, of the old characters, only Karen seems to be the same Karen.
I didn't really get it, Matt's kiss at the end. That's it, no relationship with the Hulk Woman, have you forgotten everything like a bad dream? I wish I could make a cameo or something.
Well, the cherry is Matt and Fisk at the diner, what a scene. In general, I rather liked it than not.
@gkalian: Vanessa is also violent in the comics, and judging by the trailers, Muse should be the big villain, killing people and painting pictures out of their blood. Kingpin will still be a villain, and he should probably ban masked avengers soon.
@hxnted: I don't remember Vanessa from the comics very well, but I remember that she was much softer in the Netflix series, although I may be confusing something. I know about the villain, he's still connected with the comic about the Fisk mayoralty, but that's going to happen later.
@gkalian: I read with her recently, she is in the wound of daredevil Bandis after their son overthrew Kingpin and almost killed him, she came to him and killed Richard, and Wilson (who was also blind at that time) was sent to recover somewhere, and she disappeared
@gkalian: They didn't have any relationship with the hulk woman, just a fleeting affair. It's Matt, I don't know who had more women in the comic book world.
The actors and characters are very well written and matched. Therefore, the best scene is when they communicate. Otherwise, it's a typical Marvel series.
Hey, did we hear at Disney that you had a fight scene on Netflix? Here you get the same, only worse. With graphics, without emotional preparation, without betting, just with nothing. Hey, we've heard about things like allusions, visual references, and images here at Disney. We don't know what it is yet, so you don't have a halo on the villain. We'll do better in the end, but we'll leave the clumsy halo anyway. Hey, we haven't heard about your physics here at Disney, what the hell is this? There are people who die with 1 bullet, but not from falling from the 4th floor face-first into the asphalt. (He's not even disabled after that. Although Fisk survived a bullet in the face, "plot armor at it's finest") To be fair, Murdock has already experienced the building himself, so this is not Disney, this is a massive disease.
Heather is played by Russian actress Margarita Levieva, who moved to Brooklyn at the age of 11. Here in the series, Matt notes her accent, but the accent is from Queens))
@-TraumfraU-: Well, she's the same Russian actress as Mila Kunis or Milla Jovovich are Ukrainian actresses. They all moved away at such an early age that they are American actresses.
@-TraumfraU-: Well, yes, but I mean that their careers started right away in the USA, nothing more. P.S. Now I thought that my comment was some kind of tediousness, cough. I'd better send you some GIFs.
@-TraumfraU-: I have a friend who moved when he was 18, and now he's 30, and he has a pretty strong accent... an American accent when he speaks Russian)))
So, I think we've been fucked, lul. It's not like Marvel rewrote the first version of the series. They just shot the opening scene, Foggy was killed in the frame, and Karen was taken out of the series. Matt is hanging out with the same ex-prosecutor, he stopped putting on a suit, the only thing that Fisk returned. It even feels like we've been bullied, I'll see what happens in the second episode. I'm not a fan of music, it evokes some kind of Hollywood banality, especially not a fan of vocals on the opening theme. I wonder who's behind the Marked One, or if he's gone solo. Although it's unlikely, someone has reassembled it, if you count that cliffhanger season 3 as canon. Let's see, in short
@henrywayat: Kind of, that's it. Insiders said that the first like 4 or 5 episodes use the material from the cancelled one, so you can see a patchwork of what happened BEFORE and what was filmed AFTER to sort of tie in with the old show. Well, to be fair, the advertising campaign actually used footages for the most part from the first episode. But yes, you did "look, we have Bullseye, foggy, Karen, we heard you", and immediately merged them in 15 minutes. Yes, emotionally from the point of view of submission and alignment, but it's a cheap move, of course. Let's see what happens next. The general plot is not even clear yet.
@henrywayat: Yeah, the actors were also taken to all the promos, they gave out a bunch of interviews like "Here we go, hooray!". It must have been fun for them to keep their faces up, knowing that they would merge everyone in 15 minutes. If this is really the ending for the Marked One, and Karen won't be back (except maybe for a mini-cameo), then bravo to marketing, of course
Well, not really yet. The original three seasons looked great, but here the first episode went on forever. There's something wrong with the picture, it looks cheap. The CGI is very bad, especially at the moment when Daredevil was jumping on the stairs, what kind of craft was that at all. The fight is also weird in the beginning, the camera work is cool, everything else is meh. Of course I will watch, especially since there is already an extension for the second season, but I will try to just accept that this is not the same Daredevil anymore.
@klaRRk: I was surprised by the PPTs, considering how few of them there were in the series. Compare at least with the same Hulk Woman, it's more understandable, at least the timing of the effects is solid, and there's a lot of facial animation. And here it's like Ben Affleck's team tried 20 years ago.
I watched the first episode. The first thing I want to say is that Foggy and Karen were very upset. The rumors that I heard that they were brought back for show, only to be immediately removed from the series, turned out to be true.
When watching, I got the feeling that I was watching a simulacrum, i.e. a copy of the series from Netflix. In the first episode, we were shown a long fight scene shot in the style of a single take, as it was in other seasons, but it didn't feel like that, the fight scene seemed to have something strange in it, for example, Honey Murdock does the same chopper twice during the fight.
The color palette has also changed, which directly gives out the Disney series, the very texture of the shooting, the setting of the frame. There is a Disney series, Moon Knight, that's about the texture and staging and color scheme of the first episode of Daredevil.
But it's all the little things that I really didn't like, I was just seasick, it's the cameraman with the tremor, you can see, at the beginning of episode 1, the camera seems to be shaking, i.e. there is no smooth frame, as if in the style of a documentary, there is a guy filming the characters of the series.
I also note that Wilson Fisk = Trump, well, it's just a fat reference, these caps with "Fisk will fix", well, this is for an amateur, although maybe someone likes references to reality.
And yet, the scene was moved to New York, which may be an excuse for changing the color palette.
So far, that's all I've noticed that's interesting. We need to look further to determine for sure whether Disney has managed to do better or worse, or to do its own, but definitely not worse.
In general, I will continue to watch because I am a fan of Netflix seasons.
@HighCrunch: for example, I am very glad that they have a headmaster = Trump. And in KA4, they were also very self-mocking, either giving away the typically American approach to adamantium, or Ross' inhuman selfishness. If it had all been filmed by warrior magicians, it would have been much sadder.
@HighCrunch: "I also note that Wilson Fisk = Trump, well, it's just a fat reference, these caps with "Fisk will fix", well, this is for an amateur, although maybe someone likes references to reality"
So typical of Disney. They have a specific policy.the position and they adhere to it))) There's Fisk in the show. It's Doom in the comics right now. It's a sooooooo subtle reference to our world, and you can cut yourself.
Disney: Kills Foggy. Me: I'm turning off the series. I knew, I knew that they would merge, but not in the same way. I'll still have to watch for the Punisher, but I can't bring myself to do it yet.
Maybe it's because the expectations are very low and some moments of the old series are slightly forgotten, but I liked it. Yes, not without flaws, the first fight is really not very good, as well as the selection of music. But overall, the first episode looks cheerful so far.
After all, we really waited for the return of daredevil after so many years, congratulations to us! I was very glad to see the three of them together and I really condemn that it was Foggy who was killed, and even in the first 5 minutes, I expected the death of one of them, but I hoped that not so soon and that it would be at least canonical for Karen to make it easier to bear, but... The fact that two friends stopped communicating temporarily after the death of a third friend is also quite canonical
There doesn't seem to be enough religiosity yet, after all, it's commonplace for Matt to mention God and doubt him.
the credits didn't really go over to me, but the symbolism of the destroyed everything there from which daredevil is going is beautiful, for leaving the statue of justice in the credits and the dadreville theme going through important moments, special thanks
Yes, it was shot perfectly, yes, a little different from the original, but definitely not bad, and I'm very glad that the series is back.
my beloved avocados at law and I want to believe that Foggy is alive and recovering somewhere, because there was no funeral and they will be shown again (hopefully in the present), I need these three together again
A powerful beginning. Pointdexter is good, after all, the cast in the Netflix series was perfect on all fronts. I have a special love for Fisk, because he did most of the first three seasons for me. It's a pleasure to watch Vincent play in this role, and thank God he's back.
When the mask started falling down and the piano started playing on the screensaver, it seemed to me that I would hear the words this is the end and the song Skyfall by Adele would begin, the mood is exactly that.
Of course, Disney, I turned on a series known for its realistic fights, and the first thing I get is some kind of CGI mess. Why, and most importantly, FUCK me?
That's what it was all about. First of all, I was really impressed with how hell's kitchen was shown at the beginning, it's not just a place, but people. I was incredibly happy to see the trio, absorbing their every word and body movement, even told myself they were really together and just having fun. Unfortunately, it didn't last long. if earlier in the screensaver the elements of the law (themis, etc.) and the city smoothly flowed into daredevil, now all this is being destroyed, as well as Matt's beliefs, from which daredevil originates. The way daredevil jumped and ran made it feel like he was watching a part of an action movie, and the camera was flying unusually for the series. MB, just like that for me. Also, in one of the shots, a hoop formed near Fisk's head (a hint of a halo?), I just noticed. surveys of residents from Bibi are a pretty cool thing, because it shows the attitude of people in the series to what is happening, it helps to get into the city and what is happening in it to a greater extent
Comrades, dissatisfied with the plots of Karen and Foggy, first of all, do not worry ahead of time, Karen will definitely appear in the two final episodes and will be in the second season. I don't know anything about Foggy, but the writers have confirmed that Karen and Foggy will both be in the second season. So don't jump to conclusions ahead of time. The same goes for the Tagged Dex, who will also appear in this season's finale.
What happened in the first place and why. I'll tell you briefly. Filming of the series began in early 2023. Then they officially announced the return of Charlie and Vincent, and then it seemed like the series was positioned as an easy restart. No more old characters, except for the main two, no connection to the old Marvel-Netflix series, even Vanessa was supposed to be played by another actress.
In the spring and summer of 2023, a strike of screenwriters and actors began. Filming of the series has stopped. But work on the series continued. By that time, 6 episodes had already been filmed. Feige and co. watched the footage and realized that the series wasn't working, so they fired the writers who were responsible for the relaunch (they were still in the credits, by the way), and decided to do another reboot, meaning they now began to position the new series as a direct sequel to Marvel-Netflix.
To do this, they hired a scriptwriter and producer of the Punisher series, who completely reworked the footage and wrote a new pilot episode with Trinity and the Marked One. But it's a pity to throw away the footage, so it was decided to leave it, after all, six episodes is quite a lot. Then there were additional filming (for the footage and a completely new season finale was written by a new screenwriter, in which Karen and the marked one will return.
I understand people's indignation, so they just write so that people don't get upset ahead of time.
P.S. Disney's accusations that he ruined the series look very funny, because Disney was also involved in the production of Marvel-Netflix :D
@EmilD: Thank you for telling me! I'm literally only here because of Karen and the Punisher, if there was no hope of her returning, I wouldn't be able to force myself to finish watching 💔
@DarkJoker: Xavier High School is a private boys Catholic high school in Union Square, NYC with a Jesuit curriculum and approach to education. Реальная школа, без отношений к "людям крестик", если вы к этому ведете.
Oh, yes, Daredevil is back, but the whole episode felt like I was watching some kind of parody or raw material. This graphene and framing in battles is just mmmm bullshit. Such a screensaver and soundtrack. It's a huge plus that Pointdexter has been brought back, and I hope for more than one episode and we'll see him in action again. I really hope that the series will rock out.
According to the dialogues and the mood, it was as if they had never left. But there are questions about the formulation. Here you have a wonderful cameraman and cgi shit from Disney, where he is absolutely not needed. Laughed out loud with Matt cosplaying Spider-Man. Yes, the canon, but specifically in this version of the character, it seems to be completely off topic. But what really hit my personal impression was that we finished the original on a positive note, teaser, on the return of the good old days with avocado in law from Nelson, Murdoch and Page, and in the sequel all this was immediately taken away. And without our lamp trinity, it's all a bit different. And the newcomers still don't arouse much sympathy. Oh, and yes, the screensaver is new and stylish, but I really miss the buzz of the old intro with the title theme and the bloody NY.
The start was excellent, we finally waited for the sequel, but it's worth refreshing the events from the main series, otherwise they have faded a little from memory. Welcome back, Daredevil and Team!
I watched the first three seasons in recap in 20 minutes. That's why I'm not attached to the heroes. Of course, I frankly ruined the bad CGI in the beginning. And as for the series itself, it's more of a big exposure. Nevertheless, I don't know what should hook someone who doesn't know about the events in the Netflix series at all. There's not even a proper tie for them yet. But personally, I understand that there is a long-standing opposition. Maybe the first episode is purely for fans, but they also need to attract a new audience.
The fight, of course, is a bit crookedly filmed. But in general, everything is quite beautiful and atmospheric. It also looks very metaphorical for America today...
Conflicting emotions remained after watching. It doesn't seem to be too bad, there are some interesting moments and dialogues, the actors are still good, and the return of your favorite characters pleases in any case.
But I agree with the comments about the clumsy CGI in the battles and the plot's not particularly intriguing yet. It is very difficult to perceive such mediocre quality of action scenes in contrast to the incredibly realistic and spectacular action of the original, which literally took your breath away.. There is a clear desire of the creators to repeat the success of the legendary scenes with continuous shooting, but so far it turns out so-so, in my opinion.
Still, I was really looking forward to Daredevil's return, so I will continue to watch with the hope of an upgrade (unlikely, but suddenly)..
After the first episode, I'm torn by contradictions. On the one hand, it's much better than other Disney series. And all Marvel fans have been waiting for this particular series for a reason. But on the other hand, really, why mess with a fight scene like that? It's disgusting. Moreover, it seems that Netflix, with its gorgeous fights without any graphics, managed everything many times better and certainly cheaper... And Foggy is generally a pain. We have been fed the return of the trinity for so long, and in the end we were given such a surprise. Karen was also brought out for several episodes by this manner. In short, I'm happy and upset at the same time. 😵💫
Well, graphon stands out, very artificially. And the shooting itself, or rather the colors are different from the original series, lacks a touch of this gloom or something. I don't understand the plot yet, like it or not, but let's see how it will develop further. It's nice to hear this music again.
Well, this is a different series, which is to be expected. It seems that the first episode was mostly shut down and disowned from the previous one. It is not clear what will be discussed then? Matt and Karen are happy for any clarification of the relationship between them. I believe that Karen will still play her role (perhaps close to the canon).
The beginning is ragged, you can see the work with edits) there is no such divine integrity of the plot, music, pictures, games, as in the old TV series. But. I'm so stubborn that I even perceive this metaphorically, as part of the overall inner picture. The tapestry, who remembers. The intro perfectly conveys the essence of what is happening.which is already encouraging, because it confirms that the creators, as before, have an idea, and not an empty space. Whatever it is, I'm happy to heaven that DD is back.
It's a very controversial feeling. I'm glad to be back, but we've collected absolutely all the typical cliches that have already been used 10,000 times.
Once again, the hero suffered and I am no longer him, again cheap tricks, strange relationships. Everything is played out, wound up, and generally hard to believe in what is happening. It's not there, it's not here, it's sterile, but we'll see what happens next.
But definitely better than 90% of all Marvel projects released in recent years, but the bar was oh so low.
@VioletShiny: it depends on which bar to talk about again. If you take the original Daredevil: Born Again comic book for it, then this is a fucking such-and-such plan. But the first episode shows that the series is still confidently reaching out to her.
@zewnya: Well, there's only one name from the comic book and a key character) Oh, I love it when Marvel takes plots/titles as a basis and distorts them, essentially selling nostalgia. Yes, A Secret Invasion? Yes...
@VioletShiny: AHAHAHAHA I didn't even try. And, judging by the reviews, he acted like a smart guy. Isn't this Marvel's most disastrous series? It's clear that there wouldn't be any cool mixes between superheroes, but how did I start with the concept and the scenes?
@Mr_Knight: in my opinion, all their recent series have been failures (except for a couple of good ones), and secret wars is one of the disasters in general.
But the good news is that the series is not remembered, as well as the hulk woman. Maybe they'll cut it out of the plot quietly so that they can get it back to normal someday, but there's no hope.
I'm sad: (I love Karen very much and hoped that she would be included in the series on a permanent basis. It's infuriating that in one episode, even in half of one episode, they tried to sort out the 3 previous seasons and start a new series. It's not fun. And everything feels very Marvel-like. The way they showed the fight in one take is too similar to gluing (the feeling that they added everything to please the fans of the first three seasons and then just forget about the past, well, like they got off, paid tribute to the past. Quickly how the Punisher will be shown. It was hard to watch, the shooting had changed a lot, and everyone had already noted about graphon - mb is crappy graphon already a distinctive feature of the Marvel series?
It's good that I barely remember the first three seasons, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to watch at all.
I liked the beginning, well, yes, there are some moments where the graphics hit the eyes. I liked the fight, I have to say thank you that there weren't a million glues. Quite in the spirit of the series. It could just be sooooo worse, keep that in mind just)
To see the old characters in the person of Foggy, Karen, Marked, Vanessa and Fisk is already a gift) In my opinion, they shouldn't have killed Foggy in the first few minutes, well, delay at least until the end of the episode. Oh, we'll miss you
Karen is still beautiful. Why did they decide to remove her from the plot? Why did you just have to do everything differently? The plot would also work with her in the plot. Unclear
Overall, the atmosphere is cool, and Fisk is still good. It should be interesting next
Here are the ones who didn't like it. You just don't appreciate what you've been given. After so many failures at Marvel, we've got a very decent sequel series so far. It could have been worse, or it could have been nothing at all.
I've already watched it for 10 minutes, and as if Foggy died, it wasn't so scary, he was still more annoying and took up screen time, but here's a fight scene in a bar... It seemed unrealistic to me... There are some strange smooth movements, as if the body is flowing instead of turning. My eyes don't like fighting moves...
But the screensaver is still gorgeous.
I don't feel sorry for Karen either, the first seasons were generally infuriating. Anyway, he'll show up when Frank's here.
I liked the aesthetics of the series, as shown by some fragments, the insertion of music, and then I see they just kept it that way. For this, a separate respect.
And the conversation between Fisk and Matt? A separate kind of art. Two sworn enemies talk about how they survived their dark side and prove to each other that they have changed. I like.
The end of the episode is cool too. I love aesthetic and symbolic moments. Charlie has special respect.
I liked the opening action scene of the episode. With a tribute to the longshot scenes from each season of Netflix's Daredevil. Of course, you can see a lot of inconspicuous glues, computer animations are visible through and through, but it's still well done, well done, it's a good idea to start the series with a similar tribute. I liked that I was given the opportunity to get acquainted with the opinion of New Yorkers about Fisk. I can't help but note that in 2025, when Don Trump became president of the country for the second time in the United States, it's much easier to believe in such a situation. Although in the comics, of course, Fisk became mayor when Trump had been in charge of the country for two years. I liked the return of a reporter named B. Urich, although this is obviously a completely different character. I liked the scenario approach to the arrangement of plots from comics.
I didn't like the new absolutely spoiler screensaver of the series. It's hard to imagine that there's anyone else who hasn't read the original comics, but shows at the very beginning how Fisk destroys the entire world of Daredevil to the ground, and then he reassembles from the dust.. Well.... So much for the idea.
Nevertheless, five stars are deserved for the series, I'm looking further.
Daredevil is jumping on rooftops, okay, let's say graphene is needed here. But a fight on the roof, when Murdoch just punches you in the face, why is graphene needed here? Or a bar fight? Can't Disney film a stuntman jumping out of the way? Are all the fights in the series going to be like this?..
@krkic: драки кстати везде настоящие, так что проблема в дурацком монтаже https://x.com/ChereNatalija/status/1755654077877305546 https://twitter.com/ChereNatalija/status/175565369446329154
God, the graphics are so cozy, it's just impossible Fighting in the beginning in this smoke is just disgusting, and Daredevil's flight is just like watching Spider-Man 2001.
Then the fans noticed that the office address of Nelson, Murdoch and Page was 468. According to the legacy numbering of the comics, the 468th issue of Daredevil reveals that Foggy, who died a few issues earlier, is actually alive and under the protection of the FBI under the witness program.
@id63505705: Here, one of the commentators writes that the authors themselves have revealed that Foggy will be at the end of the next season. I haven't checked this information, but if I add your comment to it, then apparently everything is quite plausible, especially if it's from comics.
@gkalian: it could be flashbacks. How could he possibly have faked his death if no one, including Matt, knew about the impending assassination attempt... Well, let's see.
@Mr_Knight: They can, of course. But the comments of id63505705 indicate that these are not flashbacks. Of course, I won't check, I'll wait until the end of the season.
@gkalian: Maybe you're right. The reference to the issue is hardly accidental. If this is true, then the scene is even cheaper- they are already tired of fake deaths in order to squeeze a tear out of the viewer.
Marvel: Sorry, there won't be Karen and Foggy in the new season. Fans: Ugh!! Bring them back!! We demand!! Marvel: okay 00)))))0000 Fans: You're going to get them back, aren't you? Yes? Marvel: :))))))
Kapets, Foggy was overwhelmed in the very first minutes. And it would have been such a difficult moment, especially considering that just 20 minutes ago I was watching them, so happy in a bar, talking about the opening of a new company, at the end of the third season, if not for just a monstrous fight scene with a Marked Man. The best moment, of course, is in the teaser))) And everything else is the cheapest cartoon graphics that ever existed. Ugh, what a disgrace. What's it??? You can't feel the force of the blows, or the characters themselves, as if you watched the cutscene in an old game. Maybe I'm being overly picky, but Disney should stop pushing graphics like that, or at least give specialists more time for it. I'm really willing to endure without flying on the web, if it means practical effects. It's especially funny to listen to promos where they say we're shooting in real New York! No green screen! - Cool, well done... And what about the rest? Fighting is one of my favorite things about Daredevil, and so far my first impression is pretty blurry... And anyway, why was the Marked Man attacking him? Fisk broke his back, let him deal with it.
And Karen... Karen was spared again, right, although a bullet flew to random onlookers. And she, in the best spirit of the series, went on vacation. I hope we'll see her again. Yes, they should. But I think they took it out of the series completely.
@Mr_Knight: Karen will probably be taken to the Punisher with a hole, they kind of started to have a bad time. Foggy - well, okay, why do we need this moral compass, we should be more aggressive without it. The main thing is that Fisk/Murdoch's magic is still working, although it's unpleasant to see him cringing in front of his wife. As if he was supposed to scare everyone, but he was like a chicken in front of her. In general, on episode 4, it was nice to see the old faces, as if so many years had not passed, and then we'll think about it.
I don't see a downside in draining Foggy, since he was 3 seasons+a crossover before that. Actually, Karen was supposed to die in season 3 like that That's why everyone even lasted a long time.
Graphon is the base at the beginning. Marvel doesn't have it any other way. The creators literally make it clear to you what will happen next: Either look further or drop it. According to the very first episodes Moreover, they do this not only with their approach, but also with phrases in the series.
Can anyone suggest the music that was played at the very beginning of the episode, where the city was shown? Well, right from the first second that was playing?
For God's sake, someone explain these points to me. 1. How much time has passed between the end of season 3 and the beginning of this one? 2. How did Fisk get out of prison and who shot him? (If this is a spoiler and they explain it later, okay, accepted). 3. If Matt worked with Karen and Foggy, when did he manage to open his own company, where he currently works? (This is his firm, right?) I feel like a dumbass. I don't have the full information from the comics, and I haven't watched the whole damn Marvel series that followed season 3 of Daredevil. Damn, I just found out from the comments that Matt had an affair with a Female Hulk..
@Peony__: 1. Someone wrote that the year 2027 is in the MCU. 2. He got out of prison with the help of the magic of cinema and the huge ego of Disney Marver producers... At first, they thought that they could remove something of their own without accepting Netflix into the MS canon. About the shooting, it's from the TV series Echo, there's a meta replica/exposition about it. 3. There was an insertion a year later in the series itself. Apparently they missed it.
@Inhumane: Thank you! I'll look at the Echo in the backup. I saw the insert "a year later", I just didn't think that he so quickly became the head of a large, quite successful, apparently, company. And in the first scene, it seemed that the characters in the bar were already familiar with each other. Oh well, it's not that important)
@Peony__: Oh, I'm a little confused. The character Echo first appeared in the series Hawkeye and Fisk's first appearance in MCU is also in it. There was a shot in the series finale. The Echo series is a sequel, but the series itself is nonsense. Yes, you can just Google it. I'd be surprised if Marvel ever touches on this topic again in the future.
Well, we know that he's a good lawyer, and since he doesn't go out at night anymore, the whole focus is on work. He also lives in a different neighborhood now, not in Hell's Kitchen. The clientele is solvent, as the moment of a successful small company did not surprise at all.
It's been 20 minutes of the episode and I have one question. And what exactly is going on? Immediately (!!!) Kill Foggy? Why does it feel like you're looking at an old computer game during a fight? Since when does Daredevil fly like Spider-Man? What kind of screensaver is this? I've been waiting for the series to return, but for now, I'm disappointed. Let's hope that it gets at least a little better from now on.
@suzanna9491: Since when does Daredevil fly like Spider-Man?" Yes, as if from the first appearances, it just looks as flawed as possible here... it would be better not to do it than LIKE THIS. Netflix took conditional realism, and Disney's Breaking Bad is gone, hence Graphonium
it seems to me that the problem is that his running looks terrible only at too high a speed, for example, he also jumped up and down floors quickly, but it was acceptable, it was just unusual, and then for some reason it was too much :\
@Mr_Knight: I didn't put it right, I agree with you. Yes, I was rather surprised that it looks so unrealistic and quite superhero-like, there is no "conditional realism". Still, there was no such feeling from previous seasons.
It's funny that apart from all the already repeatedly noted flaws and disadvantages of the first episode, no one said anything about the lightning-fast costume change. That is, a Marked Man appears, starts killing people, and Matt, as in the most cliched superhero movie, goes around the corner and in 2 minutes changes into his armored suit, which... Where did he even come from? How can Disney not give a fuck about realism and down-to-earthness, for which DD is so loved on the screen. This never happened in the original series. Every detail was thought out there.
The beginning of the season is good. The action was spectacular, I liked that they left the chip of an unbreakable camera, but the graphics were visible (in previous seasons, everything was done live). But Foggy was stupidly taken out of the game, and as I understand it, Karen, too, was tortured (who didn't even die after falling from the roof) and imprisoned for life. Apparently they couldn't think of a better way to end the Trinity story.
Well, it's a mess. I really liked it, it's been almost 10 years, and the characters still cling to the heart. It seems that the spirit of the series has been preserved so far. I'm holding my fists!
unclear. Many mentioned the bad fight, the graphon, and Foggy. but I still missed Murdoch. but so far, I feel like there's been a lot of background music. It's too much. I don't remember this being the case in previous seasons. Either she wasn't paying attention, or the music was just better.
What a splash screen. I miss. the original one reminded me so much of Black Sails in style and impressions.
Everything has already been said about the jambs and cons here, I just want to mention the details that were good.: - Surround 4D sound helps the viewer immerse themselves in Matt's head - the fact that the lights are off in his apartment (he doesn't need them) - in a fight with a Marked Man, Matt turned out the lights around him to gain an advantage in battle - Vanessa in white is like a new Kingpin
Cons that don't seem to have been described yet: - the mannerism of the main returning Persians is fucked up a little more than completely - this is a fiasco, because the body language of the Persians was a FUNDAMENTAL part of the character building in the original series - THE UNDISGUISED SHAMELESS SHARPENING OF FRAME CONSTRUCTION TO CROP THE TIKTOK FORMAT is just pornography on the screen
@x0m1ak: defenders. This is a netflex crossover of Marvel series. Many people don't like him, but he was normal to me. The must-see Punisher. But to be very meticulous, here's a list to watch. Amateur and fan-made.
@x0m1ak: смотри третий сезон и смело скипай все остальное. Максимум можно Джессику Джонс 1 сезон глянуть когда-нибудь потом. Весь остальной марвел у нетфликса это филлеры и уныние.
It's hard to say yet.. I am glad that the visual style of the series has remained the same. They didn't spin the plot for a long time, they quickly muddied it up and did it a year later. But the graphon is really very stretched, as if it were already cartoon in places.
Well, my thoughts are like this: despite all the theatricality of what is happening, Foggy's death hurt me more than Karen's death would have hurt. It's as expected by everyone, and she's more infuriating)) Although it should be noted that her character has gone through a longer and more tortuous path. Foggy is a pussy, but it's as if the creators still haven't figured out where to develop it, except as Matt's friend's shoulder. Matt plays great when he's not turning into a CGI doll. Fisk, of course, has lost a lot, even with the whole background of the injury, well, maybe he looks a little better compared to Echo. He seems to have come out of vacation, gathered his thoughts, it seems like he should show some kind of resilience, but he's going to be mayor somehow sluggishly, he didn't provoke me to vote for him at all. It's clear that they're trying to make us believe in his gentleness, or at least doubt it, but anyway.
Gandolfini did not immediately recognize the son. I didn't recognize the marked one either, it turned out to be the same actor. Why did he even go to that bar when he could have killed Karen from a distance?
From the good: the villain does not stand on ceremony with people. Acting game. From the bad: funny graphics (the movements feel accelerated, which makes it look unnatural), cheap shooting with the operator swamping, shaking the camera, as if it were a youtube video (no kidding, this can often be seen in non-professional fan videos) The production is not bad in theory, but in fact it looks so-so. Most likely, the shooting plane messed up here too. By the way, I really liked the moment of the narrow-format grainy filming of local residents, and I think the series should have started with this. I also thought it was a reboot, but that's my personal problem, I watch and think "I hope as the series progresses I'll understand who these people are "
Oh, it's slow when Fisk and Murdoch meet, the bombastic music, the bad graphon in the fight scenes, it's really like watching an amateur YouTube movie.
В первой сцене конечно графика сильно заметна, но это наверное все еще лучшая экшн сцена у марвел за очень долгое время. Да и сам сериал выглядит лучше большинства их фильмов. Почему вся MCU не может быть такой?
Hurray! I'm so glad Daredevil is back in the original cast. And how cool it is that they continued from where daredevil from netflix ended in the same style and with such a cool action game. It's a pity Foggy was dealt with so harshly right in the first episode.
Thanks to Marvel for not shitting themselves with Daredevil, I was worried about the fate of this series, but so far everything is looking great. They also have balls, in the very first episode, literally at the beginning, it's a pity to kill one of the key characters of the last series, Foggy🥲
The first episode. A fight is like a theatrical production, a change of scenery. The jumping graphon would have been better cut out of the horror, blood from the eyes
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The duration of the first two episodes of #DaredevilBornAgain has been revealed :
- Episode 1:
58 minutes;
- Episode 2:
47 minutes.
Episodes 1 and 2 will be released __on March 4th
3_____The episode will be released on March 11.
4 ____The episode will be released on March 18
Episodes 5 and 6 will be released on March 25.
The second season of the series #DaredevilBornAgain will premiere in 2026.
The timing of episodes of the 1st season of the TV series "Daredevil: Born Again" has been revealed
Episode 1: March 4 – 58 minutes
Episode 2 on March 4 – 47 minutes
Episode 3: March 11 – 44 minutes
Episode 4: March 18 – 52 minutes
Episode 5: March 25 – 39 minutes
Episode 6: March 25 – 42 minutes
Episode 7: April 1st – 40 minutes
Episode 8: April 8 – 47 minutes
Episode 9: April 15 – 57 minutes.
So yes, subs or Cutting. The rest is not the same. But focus on your taste
And in general, it felt like it was gluing together different backgrounds, that is, all the people were filmed separately, and then glued into one room.
To me, it's perfectly choreographed: the soundtrack rhythmically beats Foggy's fading pulse, like a reverse report, the smoke hides what's happening, causing chaos, the color in the bar, on the street and on the roof perfectly divides the space.
Murdoch's kind of "swinging" in combat acrobatics is quite a return to the roots, as are the knives he missed in his chest and back (in the original, this realism looked innovative). The scene on the stairs reminded me of the scuffles in the narrow corridors from the first pre-trial detention centers. Overall, Matt holds himself gracefully, which is in particular contrast to the clown from the circus tent that he was made into in "the she-hulk."
I have less of your trust in Disney, and the sudden forward jumps, the hasty dumping of trumps from the trailer without creating a vacuum of understatement, rather bothers me, but it's clear that Disney has put a lot on this show.
The pilot is successful, in general
"it looked innovative" yes, it did.
"reminded me of the brawls" yes, I did.
I'm not saying that there weren't normal moments, I appreciate the scene as a whole, it looks indistinct and incongruous between its individual elements, no matter how cool a separate punch or throw was put, two types of staging collided in it, and it didn't suit me. Someone asked why not. Visually, it looks good, but it's rather poorly glued together here. The bright spot of a corridor fight looks like a handout to everyone.
>>what kind of argument is this, going to see who put what to whom, it's a personal matter for everyone, unrelated to the opinion at the moment
I always wonder how arguments about one particular show in a vacuum coexist with the viewer's internal hierarchy, which adds volume to a point of view, and an open profile is an invitation to that point of view. I'm not a fan of ratings in general, and I think that a rating cannot convey either a range of feelings or an attitude towards a work, but it is in the context of a position relative to another viewed one that it is quite an argument: "This show is bad, and this is good for both." This is also an argument because our perception of new things is also not in a vacuum: in addition to the advantages of current work, it is conditioned by previous experience, including the experience of what we have seen.
But if it bothered you, I'm sorry. There was no personal transition in this, you have the right to use your system however you want.
Returning to the idea of other series to reveal a point about style and development: of the netflix saga, Luke Cage was the most powerful: this is an impeccable style (in terms of style and sound, he is even cooler than Daredevil, and I am generally silent about the fat sound of Ali Shahid Muhammad), and the coolest arc in the second season with his trasformation, and constantly surprising antagonists. Yes, Daredevil was more widespread, and Fisk was cool, but for my taste, safer and not so revolutionary.
Of course, I'm saying this "flawless and cool" with a discount on the microcosm of Marvel superheroics, this is a rather narrow cultural stratum, albeit for a wide audience. Don't wait for the vanguard here
Vandavision is still better, if only because it's inventively trying to make history, but it just doesn't work out. And the above-mentioned ones torment the viewer with ten times digested content according to the methodology of the thousand-faced hero Campbell and other basic Hollywood bibles of the screenwriter from the arsenal of Mice. I consider it harmful and disrespectful to the viewer's time (yes, even time for entertainment should be spent efficiently), how the characters are filled out and pasteboard, how they merge those that have already been well spelled out, how they show good potential (see Moon Knight).
Against all this background, the new daredevil is really their Final Fantasy, an attempt to face the audience.
If you're talking about objectivity as a set of artisanal factors (script, actors, cgi, directing, sound, etc.), then we come up against two issues: the eye of the beholder and his ability to see beauty, and the fact that that the totality of the elements is not equal to a complete masterpiece.
Somewhere close to the objectively great could be an attempt to evaluate the innovation of each element and the work as a whole, the ability to discern the conceptual and artistic courage of the creator, but, alas, this manifests itself over time, and even then not too soon (I recall rotten"Showgels" and fresh "Substance " on tomatoes, but it should be the other way around or at least both "fresh")
God, this graphene, what a nightmare, it hurts my eyes, even the screensaver looks disgusting. At least the R rating is being worked out with grief in half.
Welcome back, Daredevil
I feel sorry for Foggy, of course :(
scene at the beginning is Fisk and Vanessa talking about priorities against the background of Ilya Repin's painting "Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan on November 16, 1581." Gorgeous surroundings. Plus, they end up funny, Fisk in the reflection of the table and over his head like a halo, a plump little angel.
Daredevil is back and it's great! Waiting for other heroes)
At the end of the episode, the track goes into the credits of Starring at the Sun - TV on the Radio.
Fisk seems to be in heaven (at a height, illuminated by the bright light of blue spotlights), and Matt is in hell (below, in semi-darkness under red flashes and with raging people in the background)..
Deborah (one of the main characters of the original) will be shown once or twice more, hooray x2 (?)
Current President Donald Trump, for example, has several dozen charges of various financial crimes, sexual harassment, and even arrest.
It didn't seem like there was a wife, but just some kind of girl, and after so many years they could have broken up.
But, again, the scene really lacks pauses and close-ups to realize the epicness of the moment - apparently, the Mouse does not believe in its viewer and holds him for a tiktok-brainroth with adhd. I can just imagine ten boring "jackets" watching reports from pre-screenings, where a pause to reduce key metrics works - one ran off to check his personal account, the second looked away from the screen, and so on. Well, the jackets were cowardly
Looking at Wilson and Vanessa, I don't understand which of them is the bigger villain now. Fisk seems to be completely lost and different, while Vanessa, on the contrary, is tougher and more severe. As a result, of the old characters, only Karen seems to be the same Karen.
I didn't really get it, Matt's kiss at the end. That's it, no relationship with the Hulk Woman, have you forgotten everything like a bad dream? I wish I could make a cameo or something.
Well, the cherry is Matt and Fisk at the diner, what a scene. In general, I rather liked it than not.
Kingpin will still be a villain, and he should probably ban masked avengers soon.
I know about the villain, he's still connected with the comic about the Fisk mayoralty, but that's going to happen later.
Hey, did we hear at Disney that you had a fight scene on Netflix? Here you get the same, only worse. With graphics, without emotional preparation, without betting, just with nothing.
Hey, we've heard about things like allusions, visual references, and images here at Disney. We don't know what it is yet, so you don't have a halo on the villain. We'll do better in the end, but we'll leave the clumsy halo anyway.
Hey, we haven't heard about your physics here at Disney, what the hell is this? There are people who die with 1 bullet, but not from falling from the 4th floor face-first into the asphalt. (He's not even disabled after that. Although Fisk survived a bullet in the face, "plot armor at it's finest") To be fair, Murdock has already experienced the building himself, so this is not Disney, this is a massive disease.
P.S. Now I thought that my comment was some kind of tediousness, cough. I'd better send you some GIFs.
Let's see what happens next. The general plot is not even clear yet.
The original three seasons looked great, but here the first episode went on forever.
There's something wrong with the picture, it looks cheap. The CGI is very bad, especially at the moment when Daredevil was jumping on the stairs, what kind of craft was that at all.
The fight is also weird in the beginning, the camera work is cool, everything else is meh.
Of course I will watch, especially since there is already an extension for the second season, but I will try to just accept that this is not the same Daredevil anymore.
I just hope that the flawed graphics are the only problem with the series. The first three seasons set the bar very high.
When watching, I got the feeling that I was watching a simulacrum, i.e. a copy of the series from Netflix. In the first episode, we were shown a long fight scene shot in the style of a single take, as it was in other seasons, but it didn't feel like that, the fight scene seemed to have something strange in it, for example, Honey Murdock does the same chopper twice during the fight.
The color palette has also changed, which directly gives out the Disney series, the very texture of the shooting, the setting of the frame. There is a Disney series, Moon Knight, that's about the texture and staging and color scheme of the first episode of Daredevil.
But it's all the little things that I really didn't like, I was just seasick, it's the cameraman with the tremor, you can see, at the beginning of episode 1, the camera seems to be shaking, i.e. there is no smooth frame, as if in the style of a documentary, there is a guy filming the characters of the series.
I also note that Wilson Fisk = Trump, well, it's just a fat reference, these caps with "Fisk will fix", well, this is for an amateur, although maybe someone likes references to reality.
And yet, the scene was moved to New York, which may be an excuse for changing the color palette.
So far, that's all I've noticed that's interesting. We need to look further to determine for sure whether Disney has managed to do better or worse, or to do its own, but definitely not worse.
In general, I will continue to watch because I am a fan of Netflix seasons.
"I also note that Wilson Fisk = Trump, well, it's just a fat reference, these caps with "Fisk will fix", well, this is for an amateur, although maybe someone likes references to reality"
So typical of Disney. They have a specific policy.the position and they adhere to it))) There's Fisk in the show. It's Doom in the comics right now. It's a sooooooo subtle reference to our world, and you can cut yourself.
Me: I'm turning off the series.
I knew, I knew that they would merge, but not in the same way. I'll still have to watch for the Punisher, but I can't bring myself to do it yet.
I was very glad to see the three of them together and I really condemn that it was Foggy who was killed, and even in the first 5 minutes, I expected the death of one of them, but I hoped that not so soon and that it would be at least canonical for Karen to make it easier to bear, but... The fact that two friends stopped communicating temporarily after the death of a third friend is also quite canonical
There doesn't seem to be enough religiosity yet, after all, it's commonplace for Matt to mention God and doubt him.
the credits didn't really go over to me, but the symbolism of the destroyed everything there from which daredevil is going is beautiful, for leaving the statue of justice in the credits and the dadreville theme going through important moments, special thanks
Yes, it was shot perfectly, yes, a little different from the original, but definitely not bad, and I'm very glad that the series is back.
and I want to believe that Foggy is alive and recovering somewhere, because there was no funeral and they will be shown again (hopefully in the present), I need these three together again
When the mask started falling down and the piano started playing on the screensaver, it seemed to me that I would hear the words this is the end and the song Skyfall by Adele would begin, the mood is exactly that.
A funny moment from the fight
The way daredevil jumped and ran made it feel like he was watching a part of an action movie, and the camera was flying unusually for the series. MB, just like that for me.
Also, in one of the shots, a hoop formed near Fisk's head (a hint of a halo?), I just noticed.
surveys of residents from Bibi are a pretty cool thing, because it shows the attitude of people in the series to what is happening, it helps to get into the city and what is happening in it to a greater extent
What happened in the first place and why. I'll tell you briefly. Filming of the series began in early 2023. Then they officially announced the return of Charlie and Vincent, and then it seemed like the series was positioned as an easy restart. No more old characters, except for the main two, no connection to the old Marvel-Netflix series, even Vanessa was supposed to be played by another actress.
In the spring and summer of 2023, a strike of screenwriters and actors began. Filming of the series has stopped. But work on the series continued. By that time, 6 episodes had already been filmed. Feige and co. watched the footage and realized that the series wasn't working, so they fired the writers who were responsible for the relaunch (they were still in the credits, by the way), and decided to do another reboot, meaning they now began to position the new series as a direct sequel to Marvel-Netflix.
To do this, they hired a scriptwriter and producer of the Punisher series, who completely reworked the footage and wrote a new pilot episode with Trinity and the Marked One. But it's a pity to throw away the footage, so it was decided to leave it, after all, six episodes is quite a lot. Then there were additional filming (for the footage and a completely new season finale was written by a new screenwriter, in which Karen and the marked one will return.
I understand people's indignation, so they just write so that people don't get upset ahead of time.
P.S. Disney's accusations that he ruined the series look very funny, because Disney was also involved in the production of Marvel-Netflix :D
Реальная школа, без отношений к "людям крестик", если вы к этому ведете.
It's a huge plus that Pointdexter has been brought back, and I hope for more than one episode and we'll see him in action again.
I really hope that the series will rock out.
But what really hit my personal impression was that we finished the original on a positive note, teaser, on the return of the good old days with avocado in law from Nelson, Murdoch and Page, and in the sequel all this was immediately taken away.
And without our lamp trinity, it's all a bit different. And the newcomers still don't arouse much sympathy.
Oh, and yes, the screensaver is new and stylish, but I really miss the buzz of the old intro with the title theme and the bloody NY.
That's why I'm not attached to the heroes. Of course, I frankly ruined the bad CGI in the beginning.
And as for the series itself, it's more of a big exposure. Nevertheless, I don't know what should hook someone who doesn't know about the events in the Netflix series at all. There's not even a proper tie for them yet. But personally, I understand that there is a long-standing opposition. Maybe the first episode is purely for fans, but they also need to attract a new audience.
But I agree with the comments about the clumsy CGI in the battles and the plot's not particularly intriguing yet. It is very difficult to perceive such mediocre quality of action scenes in contrast to the incredibly realistic and spectacular action of the original, which literally took your breath away.. There is a clear desire of the creators to repeat the success of the legendary scenes with continuous shooting, but so far it turns out so-so, in my opinion.
Still, I was really looking forward to Daredevil's return, so I will continue to watch with the hope of an upgrade (unlikely, but suddenly)..
By the way, an interesting selection of songs.
How, how did Matt change clothes so quickly? A very inorganic moment
It seems that the first episode was mostly shut down and disowned from the previous one. It is not clear what will be discussed then?
Matt and Karen are happy for any clarification of the relationship between them. I believe that Karen will still play her role (perhaps close to the canon).
Well, she's already been sent to the west coast. Not Hollywood, of course, but let's see)
Once again, the hero suffered and I am no longer him, again cheap tricks, strange relationships. Everything is played out, wound up, and generally hard to believe in what is happening. It's not there, it's not here, it's sterile, but we'll see what happens next.
But definitely better than 90% of all Marvel projects released in recent years, but the bar was oh so low.
Damn, when I remember, I read the arc before the series to keep up to date. I understood that you can't expect much, but damn what they did there...
I didn't even try. And, judging by the reviews, he acted like a smart guy.
Isn't this Marvel's most disastrous series? It's clear that there wouldn't be any cool mixes between superheroes, but how did I start with the concept and the scenes?
But the good news is that the series is not remembered, as well as the hulk woman. Maybe they'll cut it out of the plot quietly so that they can get it back to normal someday, but there's no hope.
It's not fun.
And everything feels very Marvel-like.
The way they showed the fight in one take is too similar to gluing (the feeling that they added everything to please the fans of the first three seasons and then just forget about the past, well, like they got off, paid tribute to the past.
Quickly how the Punisher will be shown.
It was hard to watch, the shooting had changed a lot, and everyone had already noted about graphon - mb is crappy graphon already a distinctive feature of the Marvel series?
It's good that I barely remember the first three seasons, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to watch at all.
To see the old characters in the person of Foggy, Karen, Marked, Vanessa and Fisk is already a gift) In my opinion, they shouldn't have killed Foggy in the first few minutes, well, delay at least until the end of the episode. Oh, we'll miss you
Karen is still beautiful. Why did they decide to remove her from the plot? Why did you just have to do everything differently? The plot would also work with her in the plot. Unclear
Overall, the atmosphere is cool, and Fisk is still good. It should be interesting next
Here are the ones who didn't like it. You just don't appreciate what you've been given. After so many failures at Marvel, we've got a very decent sequel series so far. It could have been worse, or it could have been nothing at all.
But the screensaver is still gorgeous.
I don't feel sorry for Karen either, the first seasons were generally infuriating. Anyway, he'll show up when Frank's here.
I liked the aesthetics of the series, as shown by some fragments, the insertion of music, and then I see they just kept it that way. For this, a separate respect.
And the conversation between Fisk and Matt? A separate kind of art. Two sworn enemies talk about how they survived their dark side and prove to each other that they have changed. I like.
The end of the episode is cool too. I love aesthetic and symbolic moments. Charlie has special respect.
I liked that I was given the opportunity to get acquainted with the opinion of New Yorkers about Fisk. I can't help but note that in 2025, when Don Trump became president of the country for the second time in the United States, it's much easier to believe in such a situation. Although in the comics, of course, Fisk became mayor when Trump had been in charge of the country for two years.
I liked the return of a reporter named B. Urich, although this is obviously a completely different character.
I liked the scenario approach to the arrangement of plots from comics.
I didn't like the new absolutely spoiler screensaver of the series. It's hard to imagine that there's anyone else who hasn't read the original comics, but shows at the very beginning how Fisk destroys the entire world of Daredevil to the ground, and then he reassembles from the dust.. Well.... So much for the idea.
Nevertheless, five stars are deserved for the series, I'm looking further.
Are all the fights in the series going to be like this?..
драки кстати везде настоящие, так что проблема в дурацком монтаже
https://x.com/ChereNatalija/status/1755654077877305546
https://twitter.com/ChereNatalija/status/175565369446329154
Fighting in the beginning in this smoke is just disgusting, and Daredevil's flight is just like watching Spider-Man 2001.
Isn't that a hint?
Of course, I won't check, I'll wait until the end of the season.
Fans: Ugh!! Bring them back!! We demand!!
Marvel: okay 00)))))0000
Fans: You're going to get them back, aren't you? Yes?
Marvel: :))))))
Kapets, Foggy was overwhelmed in the very first minutes. And it would have been such a difficult moment, especially considering that just 20 minutes ago I was watching them, so happy in a bar, talking about the opening of a new company, at the end of the third season, if not for just a monstrous fight scene with a Marked Man. The best moment, of course, is in the teaser))) And everything else is the cheapest cartoon graphics that ever existed. Ugh, what a disgrace. What's it??? You can't feel the force of the blows, or the characters themselves, as if you watched the cutscene in an old game. Maybe I'm being overly picky, but Disney should stop pushing graphics like that, or at least give specialists more time for it. I'm really willing to endure without flying on the web, if it means practical effects. It's especially funny to listen to promos where they say we're shooting in real New York! No green screen! - Cool, well done... And what about the rest? Fighting is one of my favorite things about Daredevil, and so far my first impression is pretty blurry... And anyway, why was the Marked Man attacking him? Fisk broke his back, let him deal with it.
And Karen... Karen was spared again, right, although a bullet flew to random onlookers. And she, in the best spirit of the series, went on vacation. I hope we'll see her again. Yes, they should. But I think they took it out of the series completely.
That the marked one was alive after that and didn't suffer much was nonsense.
Disney can't do it in a dark style. But it could have been much worse , let's look further.
Actually, Karen was supposed to die in season 3 like that
That's why everyone even lasted a long time.
Graphon is the base at the beginning. Marvel doesn't have it any other way.
The creators literally make it clear to you what will happen next: Either look further or drop it. According to the very first episodes
Moreover, they do this not only with their approach, but also with phrases in the series.
1. How much time has passed between the end of season 3 and the beginning of this one?
2. How did Fisk get out of prison and who shot him? (If this is a spoiler and they explain it later, okay, accepted).
3. If Matt worked with Karen and Foggy, when did he manage to open his own company, where he currently works? (This is his firm, right?)
I feel like a dumbass. I don't have the full information from the comics, and I haven't watched the whole damn Marvel series that followed season 3 of Daredevil. Damn, I just found out from the comments that Matt had an affair with a Female Hulk..
1. Someone wrote that the year 2027 is in the MCU.
2. He got out of prison with the help of the magic of cinema and the huge ego of Disney Marver producers... At first, they thought that they could remove something of their own without accepting Netflix into the MS canon. About the shooting, it's from the TV series Echo, there's a meta replica/exposition about it.
3. There was an insertion a year later in the series itself. Apparently they missed it.
I saw the insert "a year later", I just didn't think that he so quickly became the head of a large, quite successful, apparently, company. And in the first scene, it seemed that the characters in the bar were already familiar with each other. Oh well, it's not that important)
The Echo series is a sequel, but the series itself is nonsense. Yes, you can just Google it. I'd be surprised if Marvel ever touches on this topic again in the future.
Well, we know that he's a good lawyer, and since he doesn't go out at night anymore, the whole focus is on work. He also lives in a different neighborhood now, not in Hell's Kitchen. The clientele is solvent, as the moment of a successful small company did not surprise at all.
Immediately (!!!) Kill Foggy? Why does it feel like you're looking at an old computer game during a fight? Since when does Daredevil fly like Spider-Man? What kind of screensaver is this?
I've been waiting for the series to return, but for now, I'm disappointed. Let's hope that it gets at least a little better from now on.
Yes, as if from the first appearances, it just looks as flawed as possible here... it would be better not to do it than LIKE THIS.
Netflix took conditional realism, and Disney's Breaking Bad is gone, hence Graphonium
but I still missed Murdoch.
but so far, I feel like there's been a lot of background music. It's too much. I don't remember this being the case in previous seasons. Either she wasn't paying attention, or the music was just better.
What a splash screen. I miss. the original one reminded me so much of Black Sails in style and impressions.
- Surround 4D sound helps the viewer immerse themselves in Matt's head
- the fact that the lights are off in his apartment (he doesn't need them)
- in a fight with a Marked Man, Matt turned out the lights around him to gain an advantage in battle
- Vanessa in white is like a new Kingpin
Cons that don't seem to have been described yet:
- the mannerism of the main returning Persians is fucked up a little more than completely - this is a fiasco, because the body language of the Persians was a FUNDAMENTAL part of the character building in the original series
- THE UNDISGUISED SHAMELESS SHARPENING OF FRAME CONSTRUCTION TO CROP THE TIKTOK FORMAT is just pornography on the screen
But to be very meticulous, here's a list to watch. Amateur and fan-made.
Amateur viewing order:
1 - Daredevil / Daredevil (first season)
2 - Jessica Jones (season one)
3 - Daredevil / Daredevil (second season)
4 - Luke Cage (season one)
5 - Iron Fist (Season one)
6 - The Defenders (mini-series)
7 - The Punisher / The Punisher (first season)
8 - Jessica Jones (season two)
9 - Luke Cage (second season)
10 - Daredevil / Daredevil (third season)
11 - Iron Fist (second season)
12 - The Punisher / The Punisher (second season)
13 - Jessica Jones (season three)
Fan viewing order:
Daredevil. Season 1, episodes 1-13
Jessica Jones. Season 1, episodes 1-13
Daredevil. Season 2, episodes 1-11 / Luke Cage. Season 1, episodes 1-4
Daredevil. Season 2, episodes 12-13 / Luke Cage. Season 1, episodes 5-13
The Iron Fist. Season 1, episodes 1-13
Defenders. Season 1, episodes 1-8
The Punisher. Season 1, episodes 1-13
Jessica Jones. Season 2, episodes 1-13
Luke Cage. Season 2, episodes 1-13
Daredevil. Season 3, Episode 1
The Iron Fist. Season 2, episodes 1-7
The Iron Fist. Season 2, episodes 8-10 / Daredevil. Season 3, Episode 2-6
Daredevil. Season 3, Episode 7-13
The Punisher. Season 2, episodes 1-13 / Jessica Jones. Season 3, episodes 1-13
From the bad: funny graphics (the movements feel accelerated, which makes it look unnatural), cheap shooting with the operator swamping, shaking the camera, as if it were a youtube video (no kidding, this can often be seen in non-professional fan videos)
The production is not bad in theory, but in fact it looks so-so. Most likely, the shooting plane messed up here too. By the way, I really liked the moment of the narrow-format grainy filming of local residents, and I think the series should have started with this.
I also thought it was a reboot, but that's my personal problem, I watch and think "I hope as the series progresses I'll understand who these people are "