Daredevil

[SKO]

Kind of surprised we had a Jessica Jones thread and not a Daredevil thread. How progressive us.

I'm through the third episode of season 2. God damn this show is good, and it's depiction of the Punisher is fantastic. The idea of having him as an antagonist, and seeing just how horrifying that character would be from the perspective of his victims, great move. He makes a really interesting foil by challenging Daredevil to question the limits and rationale behind his own vigilante justice. Is it ever right to do what he's doing? Great stuff.

[Chuck to Chuck]

I'm through the third episode of season 3. God damn this show is good.

Whoa.  How'd you get a year ahead?

[Slaky]

Kind of surprised we had a Jessica Jones thread and not a Daredevil thread. How progressive us.

I'm through the third episode of season 2. God damn this show is good, and it's depiction of the Punisher is fantastic. The idea of having him as an antagonist, and seeing just how horrifying that character would be from the perspective of his victims, great move. He makes a really interesting foil by challenging Daredevil to question the limits and rationale behind his own vigilante justice. Is it ever right to do what he's doing? Great stuff.

I've only seen the first ep of the new season but it's just awesome. God I love this show. I'm hearing that the later episodes have some fight scenes that rival and possibly surpass the hallway scene from season one.

[InternetApex]

Kind of surprised we had a Jessica Jones thread and not a Daredevil thread. How progressive us.

I'm through the third episode of season 2. God damn this show is good, and it's depiction of the Punisher is fantastic. The idea of having him as an antagonist, and seeing just how horrifying that character would be from the perspective of his victims, great move. He makes a really interesting foil by challenging Daredevil to question the limits and rationale behind his own vigilante justice. Is it ever right to do what he's doing? Great stuff.

I've only seen the first ep of the new season but it's just awesome. God I love this show. I'm hearing that the later episodes have some fight scenes that rival and possibly surpass the hallway scene from season one.

I liked the hallway scene. Most of the time this show is so dark that I can't see what's going on. I try pulling the shades down and shit but I can't see. I think maybe that's the point. That we're blind and need to use our other senses to enjoy this show.

It's not bad. I like some of it. For a comic book movie it's pretty interesting.

[SKO]

Kind of surprised we had a Jessica Jones thread and not a Daredevil thread. How progressive us.

I'm through the third episode of season 2. God damn this show is good, and it's depiction of the Punisher is fantastic. The idea of having him as an antagonist, and seeing just how horrifying that character would be from the perspective of his victims, great move. He makes a really interesting foil by challenging Daredevil to question the limits and rationale behind his own vigilante justice. Is it ever right to do what he's doing? Great stuff.

I've only seen the first ep of the new season but it's just awesome. God I love this show. I'm hearing that the later episodes have some fight scenes that rival and possibly surpass the hallway scene from season one.

I liked the hallway scene. Most of the time this show is so dark that I can't see what's going on. I try pulling the shades down and shit but I can't see. I think maybe that's the point. That we're blind and need to use our other senses to enjoy this show.

It's not bad. I like some of it. For a comic book movie it's pretty interesting.

I assume you're trolling for butthurt with that comment so I'll oblige: fuck you.

[ChuckD]

Kind of surprised we had a Jessica Jones thread and not a Daredevil thread. How progressive us.

I'm through the third episode of season 2. God damn this show is good, and it's depiction of the Punisher is fantastic. The idea of having him as an antagonist, and seeing just how horrifying that character would be from the perspective of his victims, great move. He makes a really interesting foil by challenging Daredevil to question the limits and rationale behind his own vigilante justice. Is it ever right to do what he's doing? Great stuff.

I've only seen the first ep of the new season but it's just awesome. God I love this show. I'm hearing that the later episodes have some fight scenes that rival and possibly surpass the hallway scene from season one.

I liked the hallway scene. Most of the time this show is so dark that I can't see what's going on. I try pulling the shades down and shit but I can't see. I think maybe that's the point. That we're blind and need to use our other senses to enjoy this show.

It's not bad. I like some of it. For a comic book movie it's pretty interesting.

I assume you're trolling for butthurt with that comment so I'll oblige: fuck you.

Apex is a big Ben Affleck fan.

[CBStew]

Kind of surprised we had a Jessica Jones thread and not a Daredevil thread. How progressive us.

I'm through the third episode of season 2. God damn this show is good, and it's depiction of the Punisher is fantastic. The idea of having him as an antagonist, and seeing just how horrifying that character would be from the perspective of his victims, great move. He makes a really interesting foil by challenging Daredevil to question the limits and rationale behind his own vigilante justice. Is it ever right to do what he's doing? Great stuff.

I've only seen the first ep of the new season but it's just awesome. God I love this show. I'm hearing that the later episodes have some fight scenes that rival and possibly surpass the hallway scene from season one.

I liked the hallway scene. Most of the time this show is so dark that I can't see what's going on. I try pulling the shades down and shit but I can't see. I think maybe that's the point. That we're blind and need to use our other senses to enjoy this show.

It's not bad. I like some of it. For a comic book movie it's pretty interesting.

Has anyone else noticed that the scenes in Kevin Spacey's  Netflix series "House of Cards" that feature Frank Underwood alone are dark?  I also enjoy when he turns to the camera to tell the audience something cynical about his character.

[Saul Goodman]

Kind of surprised we had a Jessica Jones thread and not a Daredevil thread. How progressive us.

I'm through the third episode of season 2. God damn this show is good, and it's depiction of the Punisher is fantastic. The idea of having him as an antagonist, and seeing just how horrifying that character would be from the perspective of his victims, great move. He makes a really interesting foil by challenging Daredevil to question the limits and rationale behind his own vigilante justice. Is it ever right to do what he's doing? Great stuff.

I've only seen the first ep of the new season but it's just awesome. God I love this show. I'm hearing that the later episodes have some fight scenes that rival and possibly surpass the hallway scene from season one.

I liked the hallway scene. Most of the time this show is so dark that I can't see what's going on. I try pulling the shades down and shit but I can't see. I think maybe that's the point. That we're blind and need to use our other senses to enjoy this show.

It's not bad. I like some of it. For a comic book movie it's pretty interesting.

Has anyone else noticed that the scenes in Kevin Spacey's  Netflix series "House of Cards" that feature Frank Underwood alone are dark?  I also enjoy when he turns to the camera to tell the audience something cynical about his character.

that's basically the entire show