Thanks for the memories!

Fantastic!

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

I like Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, Vincent D'Onofrio is awesome as King Pin and the height of Season 2 was the introduction of Jon Berenthal as The Punisher (who steals the entire second season). But, like all the marvel shows, the pacing and editing could be better. There is a lot of filler and this should be addressed. Other than that, this is one of Marvel's better shows.

Daredevil is a delight to watch. It in-corporate everything from the comics that a long term fan of the character would want this show to include. Let's start with the cinematography of this. The cinematography is amazing, some of the best I have seen in a long time. I thought that maybe it would drop off in season 2 but it keeps it's tone and doesn't bend to what the 'ideal' superhero model is. The first five minutes of season 1 episode 1 introduces you to the world of street levels in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and from those few moments you get intrigued fascinated by the world, all thanks to the cinematography, colour, tones and lighting. This is by far the best cinematography in a movie or TV Series post 2010 that I have seen. The comic accuracy of this was how I wanted it it be. Accurate but changed slightly where it needed to be to suit the tone that the 'ground level' of the Marvel Cinematic Universe was aiming for. Everything down to the suit was how I wanted it to be. The character development and writing was incredible as well. Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson, Karen Page and Wilson Fisk (Kingpin) had satisfying story arcs that you could connect to and feel for, something many forms of media fail to do nowadays. The story arc in Season 2 with Elektra was weak and I found it annoying and boring and would have much rather watch the interesting and intriguing story arc with Frank Castle (Punisher). The story arc only had one good thing about it: It gave way to The Hand story arc and morphed into it. Supporting characters such as Frank Castle were also interesting and he quickly became one of my favourite characters in the series, just like he is in the comics. The acting in some spots was quite poor as well. Deborah Ann Woll's acting was wooden and seem overacted at points. Although I think she handed the time when her character (Karen Page) killed Kingpin's right hand man, Wesley, very well and it seemed realistic and emotional. Elden Henson (Foggy Nelson) and Charlie Cox (Matt Murdock/Daredevil) seemed off in parts as well. Most of the time Charlie did a great job as acting as a blind man but some times it seemed like he forgot that he was blind and was acting like a person that could see would act (although technically Daredevil can 'see' per say). This only seemed to happen when he wasn't the centre of attention and/or wasn't talking. The fight scenes of this show were some of the best I have seen and they always were realistic and kept you on the edge of your seat (which is more than what can be said for most movies these days). They weren't the traditional extremely stylized violence but were more toned on and relied on expert stunt work and good camera angles without extreme shaky cam like most fight scenes rely on. I found season one did the better sneak/stealthy Daredevil better and Season two did the 'stare death in the face and go for it' sort of Daredevil better. Overall this series was some of the best media I have seen in a long time. It uses great lighting, tones and cinematography to pull off a perfectly executed and written series of scripts. With everything considered I rate this series a 9/10 with only losing points for the Elektra story arc and some small acting errors here and there.

I've seen series one and two. Series one was well-written and entertaining. Series two was really annoying and stupid because they tried to make the threat too absurd. If the writing was better, it could've been good but instead it was annoying and preachy and boring and repetitive and stupid. I'd recommend watching series one and then stopping.

There have been some pretty amazing reviews for Marvel's Daredevil, so I won't say much. When I watched the second episode, I suddenly realised that this was going to be as gritty and dark as all the recent versions of Batman, including the incredible trilogy from Christopher Nolan. And the music is equally as haunting.Two seasons in and I'm still a huge fan. If it ended today, I'll still be glad they made it, although I'm hoping for at least 5 more seasons.