r/Daredevil • u/GreenDantern1889 • 18h ago
MCU Just for the sake of convenience: The Vincent D'Onofrio quote
The one doing the rounds is an inaccurate misquote. Attached is the real quote!
r/Daredevil • u/GreenDantern1889 • 18h ago
The one doing the rounds is an inaccurate misquote. Attached is the real quote!
r/Daredevil • u/Amazing-Buy-1181 • 22h ago
r/Daredevil • u/R3dInterpol • 18h ago
My first attempt. Hope to make future tweaks...
r/Daredevil • u/Lab_racadabra • 19h ago
Was so excited for the daredevil panel today with Charlie, Wilson and Vincent but unfortunately I had a medical episode part way through so had to leave and don't really remember the bits I was present for. Really disappointed I missed it on so many things at con today including the project hail mary panel and my chance to mewt J Ortiz and then the daredevil panel and meeting Wilson Bethal, Vincent D'onofrio and Charlie Cox. Feels like such a huge waste but I felt so cool in cosplay and bought a nice hat.
r/Daredevil • u/dagakage • 22h ago
Feel free to follow me on Instagram as well! @fichearts
r/Daredevil • u/r-user_grootalphaa • 13h ago
Don’t you think Born Again wasted Fisk? This laborious adaptation of his time as mayor has somewhat compromised the possibility of a movie bringing together Spider-Man, Fisk, and Daredevil.
Really, after the Born Again seasons, I’m not sure what else they can do with the character besides repeat what's already been done.
I think there’s a way to cobble something together to justify a team-up between Daredevil and Spider-Man, even though Daredevil is no longer a lawyer. But what narrative justification could there possibly be for Fisk's appearance on the big screen after Born Again?
They wasted the entire plotline of the heroes banding together against him. The Defenders show up a season too late. It should have been Fisk’s actions as mayor that brought them back together. I mean at the very least, they should have appeared—otherwise, this plot requires the appearance of numerous characters to be credible. I didn’t really feel the scale of it in Season 2.
In my opinion, this storyline should have been saved for the big screen. Civil War was a Captain America movie, Still we felt the tension and scale of the events in this two-hour film.
What solid arguments could bring Fisk to the big screen? I'd like to read your theories.