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In the second episode of Daredevil season 1, "Cut Man," Matt Murdock dons his makeshift black costume and sets out to rescue a young boy who has been kidnapped. 

An epic, hard-hitting one-shot fight sequence closed out the Man Without Fear's rescue mission and those action-packed oners became a staple of the series. Even Daredevil: Born Again put its own incredible spin on the concept when Daredevil did battle with Bullseye through, and above, Josie's Bar in the premiere. 

Charlie Cox was recently shown the scene again and offered some insights, starting with the moment Daredevil takes out one of the thugs with a microwave. "First of all, you see that microwave that hits the guy in the head? I've signed about 10 microwaves," the actor joked.

He added, "We shot it very early on, so it's the end of episode two, but I was really still playing catch up in terms...

Spoilers for "Daredevil: Born Again" follow.

The premiere of "Daredevil: Born Again" wastes no time at all, kicking off with an action scene that's out to remind you of the original "Daredevil" series.

Here's the set-up: Bullseye has attacked Josie's Bar and critically wounded Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson). Matt/Daredevil (Charlie Cox) arrives and attacks Bullseye, fighting him into the bar. Daredevil has strength and rage on his side, so Bullseye is left running. The one-take begins in the interior of Josie's, then follows Bullseye as he makes it up the building's stairwell, Daredevil close behind, before the fight concludes on the roof.

These extended one-take action scenes were a hallmark of the Netflix "Daredevil," which did a new one in each season while trying to one-up the previous scene. The first was in the second ever "Daredevil" episode, "Cut Man" (directed by Phil Abraham). Taking place in an apartment building hallway,...

If the early reactions to the first two episodes of Daredevil: Born Again are anything to go by, it is set to be one of the best things Marvel has put on television and perhaps even on screen. Screenrant’s Liam Crowley said on X that it “has the best pilot of any MCU series thus far, and it’s not close.” Sean O’Connell of Cinema Blend labeled it “just as brutal” as its predecessor, the show Daredevil on Netflix, which ran for three seasons before getting cancelled. Now it's been Born Again.

Helmed by Dario Scardapane, who previously worked as an executive producer on The Punisher, the new series almost entirely brings back the old cast. Charlie Cox returns as the lead character 10 years after he first appeared as the lawyer by day and masked vigilante by night, Matt Murdock, a.k.a. The Devil of Hell’s Kitchen,...

If you've watched the original Daredevilseries or seen clips from it on YouTube, you've probably encountered what could be the series' defining moment. In the Season 1 episode "Cut Man," Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) storms an apartment complex occupied by the Russian mob to save a young boy. What follows is a brutal, intense fistfight between Daredevil and the Russian mobsters that's done in a single five-minute shot.

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After years of waiting, fans of the Marvel Television series Daredevil are poised to get new episodes when the sequel series, Daredevil: Born Again, debuts on Disney+. The (now) Marvel Cinematic Universe series is beloved for its cast, the writing and the direction. The iconic hallway fight between Daredevil and the Russian mob, for example, is perhaps the best action sequence in the history of comic book adaptations on television. It captures everything that makes superheroes so much fun.

The fight at the end of Season 1, Episode 2, "Cut Man" set a new standard and proceeded to hit fans in the head with it. The series is in...

It’s good news for fans of Netflix’s Daredevil after Charlie Cox confirms one thing about Daredevil: Born Again. After the CGI-heavy action in the superhero genre, Daredevil provided a refreshing change by including grounded action sequences. The series did it in style in the second episode of the first season, where they included a single-shot fight sequence.

Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock in Daredevil | Credits: Netflix

The series continued its iconic tradition in seasons two and three and even upped the stakes in the prison fight scene in the third season. As Cox’s blind superhero makes a return, fans will get to see such one-shot or one-take action sequences in the upcoming MCU series.

Charlie Cox Confirms One-Shot Fight Sequences In Daredevil: Born Again Like Its Netflix Predecessor Charlie Cox in the hallway fight scene in Daredevil | Credits: Netflix

Netflix’s version of Daredevil attracted viewers with...

Exclusive: Radar Pictures, 8 Queens Film & Media Productions, and Night Fox Entertainment are partnering on George Floyd: Daddy Changed the World, a family-authorized biopic of Floyd, capturing the life of the man who has become a symbol against police brutality and racial injustice.

Set to pen the screenplay is Gregory R. Anderson, who’s best known for the box office hit Stomp the Yard and being a producer on the current series The Family Business on Netflix and The Black Hamptons at BET Networks/Paramount Global. Currently in search of a director, Ted Field will produce for Radar Pictures, alongside Dr. Kaeita Rankin for 8 Queens, and Timothy Christian for Night Fox. News of the project comes ahead of the fourth anniversary of Floyd’s horrific murder, which is this Saturday, May 25th.

Floyd was,...

William Fichtner, Emily Hall and Caroline Concannon have joined the cast of the Michael Mailer Films and Tremendous Entertainment film Cutman.

The film is helmed by producer-director/co-writer Michael Mailer.

Cutman delves into the underworld of a retired boxer, played by Fichtner, who grapples with a terminal illness while reluctantly serving as an enforcer for low-level mobsters. Haunted by the memory of his deceased cutman, he suffers until a chance encounter with a troubled junkie, played by Emily Hall, and her daughter, played by Caroline Concannon. He’s then embarks on a journey of redemption and retribution.

Production just wrapped in Buffalo, New York. Mailer, Scott Kluge, Alessandro Penazzi and Jennifer Gelfer produce.

Fichtner is known for roles in Armageddon, Crash, Black Hawk Down and The Dark Knight, and on the TV series Prison Break. Fichtner was most recently seen starring opposite Milo Ventimiglia, Catherine Haena Kim...

Daredevil's live-action reputation was bolstered when the TV series originally streamed on Netflix, filled with compelling street-level stories. Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onfrio have since been reintroduced to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in some recent projects, including the live-action miniseries Echo and the upcoming successor Daredevil: Born Again.

But with the original series seemingly becoming more relevant to the character's upcoming MCU appearances, it's more than worth revisiting. Between Daredevil's iconic bouts with Kingpin in episodes like "Speak of the Devil" and the gruesome showdown with Bullseye in "The Devil You Know," there's no shortage of excellent storytelling across the show's three seasons.

"Cut Man" Starts the One-Take Fight Scene Tradition Season 1, Episode 2

Related 10 Most Important Pieces Of Daredevil Lore New Readers Need to Know Daredevil is one of the most consistently well-written Marvel heroes, and new readers should know specific details about Matt Murdock's world.

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Mozart in the Jungle star Lola Kirke has been cast opposite Ben Platt in the Love & Oatmeal from Black Label Media. Camp X-Ray director Peter Sattler is attached to direct the piece which centers on Scott, a twenty-something aspiring writer who, in the wake of his father’s sudden death, sees his dream of moving to Paris put in jeopardy when he is forced to temporarily take in his wildly unpredictable, mentally ill sister. Steve Waverly wrote the screenplay which Black Label Media’s Molly Smith, Rachel Smith, Thad Luckinbill, and Trent Luckinbill are producing with Trina Wyatt. Blm’s Jon Schumacher is the executive producer of the project. Kirke’s credits include Gone Girl, Mistress America, and Untogether, which recently premiered at the Tribeca. She’s repped by ICM and One Entertainment.

Young actress Isabella Kai Rice is set for the crime thriller Cutman,...

My Bloody Valentine actress Jaime King is set to star alongside Ray Liotta in the crime mystery Cutman from director Michael Mailer, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

The indie drama, based on a script by Tiffany Heath, portrays two people at the end of their road who stay in a desolate East Texas motel. King will play a junkie named Josie Ray Broussard, while Liotta will portray a retired boxer dying of cancer.

King's character is left horrifically traumatized by the abuse she endured as a child. Tarnished by heroin addiction and hard living, Josie is a drifter who travels with...