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Post by taylorfirst1 on May 19, 2022 21:49:46 GMT 1
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Post by Lord Death Man on May 19, 2022 22:03:39 GMT 1
At long last…
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Post by AQUA KEN! on May 19, 2022 23:23:35 GMT 1
Honestly I do wish it was a movie instead of another series.
Would be cool to have a new Daredevil film. I wonder if Marvel doesn't think the character can carry a film anymore?
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Post by Deleted on May 19, 2022 23:32:13 GMT 1
Honestly the show was overhyped. First season was great but the rest not as much
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Post by Chalice_Of_Evil on May 19, 2022 23:42:32 GMT 1
Honestly the show was overhyped. First season was great but the rest not as much I agree the show was overhyped. I not only hold the 'unpopular opinion' of liking the first season of Jessica Jones better than the first season of Daredevil, but I also actually prefer Season 2 of Daredevil to Season 1).
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Post by Merv on May 20, 2022 17:49:54 GMT 1
I was a big fan of the netflix Daredevil series. Punisher too for that matter.
I'm excited there will be a Daredevil series and I'm also nervous about the immediate comparisons it will have to the Netflix series if it doesn't feel good enough.
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Post by LokisMom on May 21, 2022 1:26:38 GMT 1
I enjoyed the first two seasons of DD, but the third not so much. If this happens with a bigger production budget with the possibility of some of side characters from Hawkeye being a part of it or even the Punisher or Jessica Jones, it could be good.
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Post by Deleted on May 22, 2022 8:57:35 GMT 1
I was a big fan of the netflix Daredevil series. Punisher too for that matter. I'm excited there will be a Daredevil series and I'm also nervous about the immediate comparisons it will have to the Netflix series if it doesn't feel good enough. Punisher s1 was good. Second season, meh
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Post by hyundaifromyuggoth on May 25, 2022 18:47:20 GMT 1
Honestly the show was overhyped. First season was great but the rest not as much I agree the show was overhyped. I not only hold the 'unpopular opinion' of liking the first season of Jessica Jones better than the first season of Daredevil, but I also actually prefer Season 2 of Daredevil to Season 1). Well I will one-up you on that - I liked Iron Fist better than Daredevil (which I thought was still pretty good).
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Post by Merv on May 25, 2022 20:38:48 GMT 1
I agree the show was overhyped. I not only hold the 'unpopular opinion' of liking the first season of Jessica Jones better than the first season of Daredevil, but I also actually prefer Season 2 of Daredevil to Season 1). Well I will one-up you on that - I liked Iron Fist better than Daredevil (which I thought was still pretty good).
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Post by hyundaifromyuggoth on May 25, 2022 21:19:44 GMT 1
Well I will one-up you on that - I liked Iron Fist better than Daredevil (which I thought was still pretty good). I figured I would get some reactions like that. Can't help it, I liked the Iron Fist mythology that stretched back all the way into ancient times.
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Post by Merv on May 25, 2022 21:24:52 GMT 1
I figured I would get some reactions like that. Can't help it, I liked the Iron Fist mythology that stretched back all the way into ancient times. Lol mostly just added for laughs. I enjoyed Iron Fist, but not as much as Daredevil, Punisher or Jessica Jones. More than Luke Cage or The Defenders tho. The latter of which I just could not get into. Maybe Ill try again someday.
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Post by Chalice_Of_Evil on May 25, 2022 23:27:02 GMT 1
I agree the show was overhyped. I not only hold the 'unpopular opinion' of liking the first season of Jessica Jones better than the first season of Daredevil, but I also actually prefer Season 2 of Daredevil to Season 1). Well I will one-up you on that - I liked Iron Fist better than Daredevil (which I thought was still pretty good). I more or less agree with you. I didn't hate Iron Fist either. In my review for Season 1, which I watched on Blu-ray quite some time ago (sadly, they never bothered releasing Season 2 here, nor did they release Season 3 of Daredevil or Seasons 2 & 3 of Jessica Jones) I said as much. Well I will one-up you on that - I liked Iron Fist better than Daredevil (which I thought was still pretty good).
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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2022 9:00:21 GMT 1
I agree the show was overhyped. I not only hold the 'unpopular opinion' of liking the first season of Jessica Jones better than the first season of Daredevil, but I also actually prefer Season 2 of Daredevil to Season 1). Well I will one-up you on that - I liked Iron Fist better than Daredevil (which I thought was still pretty good). I liked Iron First too. Hell of a finale ending. S3 was going to be so good
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Post by Grandmaster on Jul 24, 2022 20:01:59 GMT 1
So its a reboot. Feige specifically said 18 episode first season. Soft or hard, but a reboot it is.
Guys Im worried this is not enough... Reboot it all!!!
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Post by ArArArchStanton on Jul 27, 2022 4:13:40 GMT 1
Heard a little idea that Matt wearing the yellow suit is thematically due to Bullseye tarnishing his name in the Netflix series. BTW, this isn’t official.
Now I say thematically because they don’t need to literally address it or the prior shows given a soft reboot nature. Just have it make sense where the character is based on where he was. Plus they get to employ something we haven’t seen yet. And from there you can do anything. Creative freedom abounds. It’s this kind of nuance and subtlety that I had in mind any time I’ve said that they don’t need to deal with variants. A little cleverness and everybody can be eating their cake.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2022 5:57:53 GMT 1
I hope we get the Punisher at some point!
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Post by Deleted on Aug 29, 2022 12:38:49 GMT 1
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Post by Merv on Sept 6, 2022 0:14:35 GMT 1
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Post by Deleted on Sept 6, 2022 0:19:09 GMT 1
Overwhelmingly marvel and then you get random ghostbusters, spawn etc lol
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Post by Merv on Sept 6, 2022 0:29:11 GMT 1
Overwhelmingly marvel and then you get random ghostbusters, spawn etc lol Makes you wonder why anyone would commit a crime in Manhattan.
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Post by Lord Death Man on Sept 12, 2022 20:04:04 GMT 1
So Netflix isn't canon now?
Born Again is not just a reference to the storyline. It's a mission statement. The character will be born again, and the Netflix TV show will be disregarded entirely.
Fascinating…
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Post by Grandmaster on Sept 12, 2022 21:48:24 GMT 1
So Netflix isn't canon now? Born Again is not just a reference to the storyline. It's a mission statement. The character will be born again, and the Netflix TV show will be disregarded entirely. Fascinating… I really dont get that debate anymore. If you want it to be canon its canon to you. Officially it never was. Otherwise Marvel wpuld have included the Marvel TV shows into their MCU timeline on Disney+. Yes... it's that simple.
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Post by Lord Death Man on Sept 12, 2022 22:21:06 GMT 1
So Netflix isn't canon now? Born Again is not just a reference to the storyline. It's a mission statement. The character will be born again, and the Netflix TV show will be disregarded entirely. Fascinating… I really dont get that debate anymore. If you want it to be canon its canon to you. Officially it never was. Otherwise Marvel wpuld have included the Marvel TV shows into their MCU timeline on Disney+. Yes... it's that simple. Agreed, your Lordship, but we shouldn't be dismissive of our more 'literal' brethren in the fandom. They see the same actors, locales, codenames, and costumes crossing from one universe into the next and, perhaps even understandably, become confused. The typical fandom acolyte is easily unsettled by rumor and speculation. Anything that isn't nailed down in canon has one million different yet distinctly possible explanations. Put simply, we can make whole other universes based on the gaps in the MCU canon. While you certainly can choose to believe what you want concerning canon, that doesn't change Marvel Studios' position. Kevin Feige and co. have all but openly declared that the Netflix universe is not and never was a part of the MCU. The only reason they don't come out and say it plainly is likely not to draw the ire of nostalgic Netflix/Marvel fans (of which I am one). Their position also flies in the face of the Netflix show's origins that stated they were an official part of the MCU canon. It's an incredibly thorny issue that wants to have a simple answer, but it never will. On another board, I'm having a bitter debate with users who think Disney+ has yet to create anything even close to the quality of the least of the Netflix/Marvel series. Once more unto the breach…
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Post by Merv on Sept 12, 2022 22:34:11 GMT 1
I really dont get that debate anymore. If you want it to be canon its canon to you. Officially it never was. Otherwise Marvel wpuld have included the Marvel TV shows into their MCU timeline on Disney+. Yes... it's that simple. Agreed, your Lordship, but we shouldn't be dismissive of our more 'literal' brethren in the fandom. They see the same actors, locales, codenames, and costumes crossing from one universe into the next and, perhaps even understandably, become confused. The typical fandom acolyte is easily unsettled by rumor and speculation. Anything that isn't nailed down in canon has one million different yet distinctly possible explanations. Put simply, we can make whole other universes based on the gaps in the MCU canon. While you certainly can choose to believe what you want concerning canon, that doesn't change Marvel Studios' position. Kevin Feige and co. have all but openly declared that the Netflix universe is not and never was a part of the MCU. The only reason they don't come out and say plainly is likely not to draw the ire of nostalgic Netflix/Marvel fans (of which I am one). Their position also flies in the face of the Netflix show's origins that stated they were an official part of the MCU canon. It's an incredibly thorny issue that wants to have a simple answer, but it never will. On another board, I'm having a bitter debate with users who think Disney+ has yet to create anything close to the quality of the least of the Netflix/Marvel series. Once more unto the breach… This will absolutely be the case. The people who don't follow interviews, youtube breakdown videos, or just generally dont have their finger on the pulse of the MCU as its flowing will understandably be confused when they don't see Deborah Ann Wolfs Karen Page or Elden Hensons Foggy Nelson or just blatant contradictions from this new Daredevil to the netflix series. People like us will be fine...but there will undoubtedly be some confusion out of the gate.
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Post by Lord Death Man on Sept 12, 2022 22:38:53 GMT 1
Agreed, your Lordship, but we shouldn't be dismissive of our more 'literal' brethren in the fandom. They see the same actors, locales, codenames, and costumes crossing from one universe into the next and, perhaps even understandably, become confused. The typical fandom acolyte is easily unsettled by rumor and speculation. Anything that isn't nailed down in canon has one million different yet distinctly possible explanations. Put simply, we can make whole other universes based on the gaps in the MCU canon. While you certainly can choose to believe what you want concerning canon, that doesn't change Marvel Studios' position. Kevin Feige and co. have all but openly declared that the Netflix universe is not and never was a part of the MCU. The only reason they don't come out and say plainly is likely not to draw the ire of nostalgic Netflix/Marvel fans (of which I am one). Their position also flies in the face of the Netflix show's origins that stated they were an official part of the MCU canon. It's an incredibly thorny issue that wants to have a simple answer, but it never will. On another board, I'm having a bitter debate with users who think Disney+ has yet to create anything close to the quality of the least of the Netflix/Marvel series. Once more unto the breach… This will absolutely be the case. The people who don't follow interviews, youtube breakdown videos, or just generally dont have their finger on the pulse of the MCU as its flowing will understandably be confused when they don't see Deborah Ann Wolfs Karen Page or Elden Hensons Foggy Nelson or just blatant contradictions from this new Daredevil to the netflix series. People like us will be fine...but there will undoubtedly be some confusion out of the gate. Well said. Kevin's Netflix/Marvel salvage operation is risky business indeed.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 13, 2022 2:35:38 GMT 1
I really dont get that debate anymore. If you want it to be canon its canon to you. Officially it never was. Otherwise Marvel wpuld have included the Marvel TV shows into their MCU timeline on Disney+. Yes... it's that simple. Agreed, your Lordship, but we shouldn't be dismissive of our more 'literal' brethren in the fandom. They see the same actors, locales, codenames, and costumes crossing from one universe into the next and, perhaps even understandably, become confused. The typical fandom acolyte is easily unsettled by rumor and speculation. Anything that isn't nailed down in canon has one million different yet distinctly possible explanations. Put simply, we can make whole other universes based on the gaps in the MCU canon. While you certainly can choose to believe what you want concerning canon, that doesn't change Marvel Studios' position. Kevin Feige and co. have all but openly declared that the Netflix universe is not and never was a part of the MCU. The only reason they don't come out and say plainly is likely not to draw the ire of nostalgic Netflix/Marvel fans (of which I am one). Their position also flies in the face of the Netflix show's origins that stated they were an official part of the MCU canon. It's an incredibly thorny issue that wants to have a simple answer, but it never will. On another board, I'm having a bitter debate with users who think Disney+ has yet to create anything close to the quality of the least of the Netflix/Marvel series. Once more unto the breach… Yeah they chose to capitalize on the success of Netflix Daredevil. They cant have their cake and eat it too. Dont want the drama then you shouldve gone with a new actor
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Post by Lord Death Man on Sept 13, 2022 2:40:51 GMT 1
Agreed, your Lordship, but we shouldn't be dismissive of our more 'literal' brethren in the fandom. They see the same actors, locales, codenames, and costumes crossing from one universe into the next and, perhaps even understandably, become confused. The typical fandom acolyte is easily unsettled by rumor and speculation. Anything that isn't nailed down in canon has one million different yet distinctly possible explanations. Put simply, we can make whole other universes based on the gaps in the MCU canon. While you certainly can choose to believe what you want concerning canon, that doesn't change Marvel Studios' position. Kevin Feige and co. have all but openly declared that the Netflix universe is not and never was a part of the MCU. The only reason they don't come out and say plainly is likely not to draw the ire of nostalgic Netflix/Marvel fans (of which I am one). Their position also flies in the face of the Netflix show's origins that stated they were an official part of the MCU canon. It's an incredibly thorny issue that wants to have a simple answer, but it never will. On another board, I'm having a bitter debate with users who think Disney+ has yet to create anything close to the quality of the least of the Netflix/Marvel series. Once more unto the breach… Yeah they chose to capitalize on the success of Netflix Daredevil. They cant have their cake and eat it too. Dont want the drama then you shouldve gone with a new actor You're not wrong. Allegedly, Feige hated Jeph Loeb and all of his television work, but he seems to sure love his casting. It's the first semi-suss thing he's ever done.
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Post by ArArArchStanton on Sept 13, 2022 21:26:11 GMT 1
Agreed, your Lordship, but we shouldn't be dismissive of our more 'literal' brethren in the fandom. They see the same actors, locales, codenames, and costumes crossing from one universe into the next and, perhaps even understandably, become confused. The typical fandom acolyte is easily unsettled by rumor and speculation. Anything that isn't nailed down in canon has one million different yet distinctly possible explanations. Put simply, we can make whole other universes based on the gaps in the MCU canon. While you certainly can choose to believe what you want concerning canon, that doesn't change Marvel Studios' position. Kevin Feige and co. have all but openly declared that the Netflix universe is not and never was a part of the MCU. The only reason they don't come out and say plainly is likely not to draw the ire of nostalgic Netflix/Marvel fans (of which I am one). Their position also flies in the face of the Netflix show's origins that stated they were an official part of the MCU canon. It's an incredibly thorny issue that wants to have a simple answer, but it never will. On another board, I'm having a bitter debate with users who think Disney+ has yet to create anything close to the quality of the least of the Netflix/Marvel series. Once more unto the breach… Yeah they chose to capitalize on the success of Netflix Daredevil. They cant have their cake and eat it too. Dont want the drama then you shouldve gone with a new actor I am 100% behind leaving the DD as canon. I never saw any reason whatsoever to make a clean break with a well established origin
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Post by AQUA KEN! on Sept 14, 2022 3:04:12 GMT 1
I'm fine with decanomize the Netflix series if it means Iron Fist gets a fresh new start. Easily the worst of the Netflix shows.
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