Originally Posted By DDMAN26 Just premiered yesterday. Watched the first three episodes and it's good. Like really good. The cast is very good, across the board. One fair warning, this isn't for kids it can be pretty brutal
Originally Posted By DouglasDubh I just finished the fourth episode. I agree it's really good, and I am looking forward to watching the rest. These are good days for super hero fans.
Originally Posted By utahjosh I've really enjoyed all of the Marvel universe stuff. I loved the movies, liked Agents of Shield, and loved Agent Carter. I was excited to hear about Daredevil! However, I keep hearing that it's extremely violent. R-rated type violent. I typically avoid super-violent movies and tv shows. Will Marvel have the convincing power enough that I'll watch? Right now, the answer is no. I don't think I'll enjoy the extreme violence, but I'll miss the Marvel storytelling.
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 Just finished and it was outstanding. The violence at least the bloody violence does get toned down a little. Josh give it a look it's well worth it
Originally Posted By DouglasDubh Finished episode 5 this morning. The television format is great for superheroes, because it allows the origin to be spread out and characters and relations really developed. It is pretty violent, but I wouldn't say it's R rated level.
Originally Posted By dagobert Netflix has just started over here, so I don't know a lot about that service. I'm not sure if I will ever get it, because Netflix made a deal with SKY pay tv prior to its launch in Europe. So many of Netflix's series aren't available on Netflix over here. So I was wonderinf, if Netflix series make it do DVD/BD in the US?
Originally Posted By LindsayC Yes they do dagobert - I first watched House of Cards on DVD before I got Netflix to watch season's 2 and 3. Whilst I think DareDevil is shaping up very well story wise - I'm learning to avert my eyes very quickly in some of the scenes!
Originally Posted By dagobert Lindsay, thank you for the answer. I think I will wait for the BD to watch Daredevil.
Originally Posted By dagobert >>>Actually I didn't know Netflix released their shows in physical media <<< Isn't Daredevil a Disney property? Disney/Marvel produced it for Netflix, like thay produce other shows for ABC. So I guess Disney wants to make money with DVD/BDs too. By the way, does Disney-ABC produce tv shows for other networks too, or only for ABC? I know they did that with Scrubs for NBC.
Originally Posted By DouglasDubh I finished the last episode a few days ago. I thought the whole season was very well done, although I understand some of the criticisms - that it moved a bit slow and was pretty violent. I was surprised how small Scott Glenn's part was; I expected it would be larger. I just read that Netflix has ordered a second season. And I assume they will continue moving forward with the other planned shows.
