Matthew Murdock, blinded by chemicals, is an attorney at day and vigilante by night. He is trained in the martial arts and feuds with criminals in Hell's Kitchen. As he fights convicts throughout the city, he meets new allies as well as old friends and becomes Daredevil, a symbol of justice for a corrupted city. As a child Matt Murdock was blinded by a chemical spill in a freak accident. Instead of limiting him it gave him superhuman senses that enabled him to see the world in a unique and powerful way. Now he uses these powers to deliver justice, not only as a lawyer in his own law firm, but also as vigilante at night, stalking the streets of Hell's Kitchen as Daredevil, the man without fear. Most superhero shows follow a pattern of clichés that involve an weekly enemy and one big boss throughout a season, and the hero goes through his ups and downs gradually. Some shows follow this formula to the letter, but shows like Daredevil don't pander to the "Hollywood story". Not only does this show have an unpredictable story, and strong dialogue, but every episode follows the one before it, with ties and references slowly being collected. <br/><br/>The ingenuity of the show falls to its script writers and directors. The choreography of the fight scenes are superior, mainly because they show exactly what damage the hero gets from his wounds. Matthew's superior powers are used subtly in this show, there's no definite advantage in his fights - he always gets through it with some scratch or another, and sometimes he doesn't win at all. This makes the imagery and tone of the story far more realistic and believable. <br/><br/>What strikes me best about the series is its characters. There are no "tick-list" characters involved here. Yes, there's a hero, and yes there's an enemy, but that's as far as the basics go. There's a deeper issue and past with each and every character. Also, female characters are treated with respect - no more damsels in distress,, these are people fighting for their survival and they won't be sitting around screaming for someone to help them. <br/><br/>The reason I gave this ten is simple, the story is as visceral as those shows that conquer the media these days. Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones are two worthy shows that take careful steps to grab their viewers. This show is similar, in that it goes far enough to make us feel a little unsettled. They're not afraid to show us Matthew's harsh and depressing past, and in the most gut-wrenching way, and they're not afraid to show us the full calibre and might of this show's nemesis, Wilson Fisk - who by episode four is already making an impression.<br/><br/>If you're a fan of Better Call Saul, Game of Thrones or The Flash even - this is a show for you. One minor fault in the series for me, however, has been Elden Henson's acting. But he doesn't appear that often. I myself was surprised by how strong of a 1st season Daredevil had, probably the best since Battlestar Galactica's 1st season. It brings to light a character that was ruined by an awful movie and makes us forget about how painful it was.<br/><br/>The show is incredibly well done on all fronts. Cox is a fantastic, charismatic Daredevil and Vincent is scary good as Kingpin. The fight scenes, rather gory for Marvel, are probably the best seen since the Dark Knight, and the writing of the show is Emmy-worthy.<br/><br/>There are flaws, of course, but it's rare for any show to have a truly flawless first season. I figure by next season, the show will have it figured out.<br/><br/>Do yourselves a favor and watch this show, you won't be disappointed
Yes, it takes place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with such films as <a href="/title/tt0371746/">Iron Man (2008)</a>, <a href="/title/tt0458339/">Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)</a>, <a href="/title/tt0800080/">The Incredible Hulk (2008)</a>, and <a href="/title/tt0848228/">The Avengers (2012)</a>, as well as the TV shows <a href="/title/tt2364582/">Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (2013)</a> , <a href="/title/tt3475734/">Agent Carter (2015)</a> and <a href="/title/tt2357547/">Jessica Jones (2015)</a>. As well as upcoming series <a href="/title/tt3322314/">Luke Cage (2016)</a>, and <a href="/title/tt3322310/">Iron Fist (2017)</a>.<br/><br/>The show also makes several references to the Avengers film. Such as "after new york was destroyed", or "unless he has a suit of iron or a magic hammer".<br/><br/>Ben Urich's office also contains framed newspaper covers featuring the events in The Incredible Hulk and The Avengers. Season 1 has been confirmed to take place three years after The Battle of New York. Stick enlists Matt's help to destroy "Black Sky," a weapon that the Japanese mafia, led by Fisk's associate Nobu, are bringing into New York. Matt agrees on the condition that Stick restrain himself from killing anyone, but Stick breaks his promise when it is revealed that Black Sky is a young boy being held in a shipping container with chains around his neck and limbs. Stick fails to kill Black Sky while at the docks with Matt, but later says he killed the boy further up the road. Stick does not go into detail but says that the boy was more than "just a boy" and that Matt would have sensed this had he not been emotional at the moment. Black Sky is not a term previously found Marvel Comics so there is no clear parallel to be found there at this time. What exactly the boy named Black Sky is and how exactly he is a weapon is not revealed as of the first season of Daredevil, and any fan theories are pure speculation. In season 2; Elektra is revealed to be the Black Sky. There has still been no confirmation on who or what the Black Sky actually is. a5c7b9f00b Assault to Freedom in hindi free downloadDeadpool 720pBattlestar Galactica tamil dubbed movie torrentTransformers 7 hd full movie downloadUnbelief full movie in hindi downloadGatsby: The Movie… Kind Of full movie download mp4Episode 3.12 movie hindi free downloadBunker Down, You Hairy Dawg! download movie freedownload USS Indianapolis: Men of CourageCase File 11 'Shadow of a Doubt' in hindi download
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