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I was gutted when Daredevil was cancelled. Easily the best super-hero show on TV. Let's not give up on Red yet. #SaveDaredevil

Let me start by saying Daredevil season 1 was so great it was the reason I got Netflix.Daredevil season 2 for me was ok,I really liked the punisher but I didn't feel much for the main plot.but wow season 3 ..I would probably get my memory erased to relive this masterpiece again... Every character which is introduced has a proper backstory.you actually care about each and every persons motives.you get to choose who you like.i love great villians and this show delivers not one but two.Wilson Fisk from season 1 itself was very impressive and season 3 he delivers an exemplary performance,but the person who stole the show was bullseye,his character development was amazing and the action scenes were phenomenal.usually shows have plot holes ,directors don't really care to fill them up but this show had no plot holes.It was really amazing ,they went for a bit unexpected ending which I really liked.usually multiple villains ruin movies and shows but this they did it so well.lol,this is probably how been afflecks Daredevil movie should have been.Must watch :)

I seriously don't understand why Netflix would cancel this show. The writing was spectacular, the acting was phenomenal, the action scenes are just perfect, and so much more. I cannot even express my love for this show. I was a fan of the Flash and thought it was a good show until I watched this. I haven't even continued the Flash since because it does NOT compare to this show.

Vincent D'Onofrio's Wilson Fisk is easily my favorite MCU villain. He's just so compelling and thrilling. He truly brings this show to life. Jon Bernthal as Punisher was absolutely flawless. Wilson Bethel as Bullseye is a fantastic villain. And finally, we have Daredevil himself: Charlie Cox. Charlie Cox IS Daredevil. No question about it. Just watch it. You'll thank yourself.

This is a spectacular, more realistic adaptation of Daredevil and it works so well. The action is done much more realistically, making them even better. Action, character development, story, all the things a TV show and movie should have can all be found right here.

WATCH. IT. It will change superhero shows for you forever

Daredevil was such an incredible show! Charlie Cox (Daredevil) and Vincent D'Onofrio (Wilson Fisk) led such an amazing cast who were all at the top of their game throughout this amazing series! It's too bad that Marvel and Netflix had to split up because they made some pretty special shows. All of them were great but Daredevil and The Punisher were easily the best among them! It's one of the best superhero/crime shows ever made and where all 3 seasons were great! There's really not much more to say that hasn't already been said about this amazing show so just do yourself a favor and go watch it.

This is not your average super hero show. I love the dark tone of the show. It has great story, great acting, and great action. Go ahead and watch this show.

The Marvel Netflix Universe was the best thing in Netflix along with ''Jessica Jones'', ''Luke Cage'', ''Iron Fist'', ''The Punisher'' and ''Daredevil'' is my favorite of them. I was always looking forward to see the episodes when I have time after work.

I don't want to tell anything on this trilogy Master-Piece but I'm really sad they cancelled this show but at least it ended with a perfect trilogy of seasons so I suggest you to watch this because Its what I think it is the greatest Marvel adaptation of all time.

Save daredevil. Don't let one of the best super hero shows of all time (if not the best) die so soon. Daredevil doesn't deserve this fate. He is the one who keeps the city safe so the Avengers can save the earth. Can't believe such masterpiece ends so soon.

As a huge fan of Marvel I'm a little biased because I pretty much like everything they put out. My bias aside, Daredevil is terrific! It's actually my favorite Marvel show (along with The Punisher). If you don't believe me just read through the reviews here and look at the ratings. Even the critics loved this. Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio were born to play Daredevil and Kingpin. They're easily the best part of the show. This is a show that you'll want to binge as quickly as you can, it's that good. It's too bad that Netflix couldn't renew their contracts with Marvel and they had to stop making the Netflix Marvel shows because every single one of them was great! Now that they're on Disney they can bring these wonderful characters back. They already started to with Daredevil and Kingpin showing up in other shows and they just renewed Daredevil for another season. Now they have to do the same for The Punisher, Luke Cage and Jessica Jones. At least bring them back into the MCU somehow. If you're a Marvel fan then this is a must watch!

Matt Murdock as a child was blinded by a toxic spill from a crash. He becomes a lawyer fighting for the little guys. In secret, he develops his other senses and becomes the vigilant Daredevil of Hell's Kitchen. Foggy Nelson is his law partner. They defend Karen Page in the first episode and she becomes their office manager. Later, she becomes a journalist. Their main nemesis is master criminal Wilson Fisk known as Kingpin.

It's the first of the Netflix Marvel universe. It's also the best of them. It's a moderately budgeted series geared towards more adult stories. The characters are compelling. The actors really work. It maintains the cartoon action while giving some real world tension to the stories. The first season sets up this pocket universe with a great tone and great start. The second season fades a little. The thirteen episode runs may be a little too long. The third season returns to form as Vincent D'Onofrio takes back the mantle as the head villain. It is as much his story as it is Matt Murdock's story. It does dwell on Dex a little too much as it tries to set up his character. In the end, Dex and Nadeem are not much more than one season wonders and they aren't a draw for the audience. Dex would become another big Daredevil character but the show is canceled before that. With Disney-Marvel starting up its own streaming service, the partnership with Netflix ends after three seasons. It's been a really fun side hustle and this is the best of the them.

If the tone of this is overly critical, it's only because everyone else seems to be raving about this series. I honestly can't believe the hype it's got - it is distinctly average.

I'll admit I don't know the comics back to front - I'm coming at this purely as a viewer rather than a particular Daredevil fan.

The whole show seems confused as to what it wants to be - it's got intense violence and dark moments, conveying desires to be seen in a Nolan-esque manner, yet there are so many lazy clichés and weak lines that it never breaks from seeming cartoonish. I'm happy with either - I don't mind cheesy - but one has to be chosen.

There were cool moments, some nice set pieces, and the acting was OK. Matt Murdoch, when in that form, is unbelievably boring - he speaks like a video game character clumsily representing moral fortitude. 'Foggy' is your ten a penny comic relief figure - a great role if done well, but this was, again, average. Ben Urich might have been the single dullest character in anything I've ever watched, with an utterly pointless storyline.

Fisk was the worst though. Almost nothing is explained in terms of how he got to the top - there's no particular cunning or charisma - he's just good at punching stuff really hard and looking a bit unstable; he earns no gravitas at any point. There was no menace to him - he comes off more like a really strong autistic kid than genius level crime lord. He has all the composure of a pigeon trapped in a train carriage. Saying 'This City...' quietly through gritted teeth is not deep and thought provoking.

The music was particularly bad - the producers seemed happy to crowbar any over-the-top classical music in to try and coat things in a bit of drama. Nessun Dorma montage? Come on, try a little harder.

I could forgive all of this though, if it hadn't been so...dull. There's a lame attempt to create some sort of 'All The President's Men' style chase that just drags the whole show into a black hole of people handing other people documents. I almost doubt my credential to write this review as I was so bored by anything going on at the Law firm or Newsroom that I basically turned my brain off.

I will say that the fighting was very good - the choreography was incredible. It's not really something that swings me either way, but I did appreciate the effort that went into that.

Overall though, shocked that its being lauded - if the Joker gave us a better class of criminal, we need a better class of hero.

I've leave it on that pseudo-snappy ending.

I know it's probably mostly Disney's fault with the coming of their streaming service Disney+ but man, cancelling what is the best Marvel media ever made is the biggest mistake they've ever made.

This show is beyond fantastic. In terms of execution, it's almost flawless, the acting is fantastic (everyone is great, there isnt a single actor who is bad but Charlie cox and Vincent donofrio definitely steal the show, they are masterful), the story is always engaging and the action is on par with the likes of John Wick and The Raid. I cannot recommend this show enough, truly the greatest thing Marvel has ever done.

It has a dark atmosphere. It progresses in an exciting and intriguing way. I think it is among the best productions Marvel has made. The part that impressed me the most was that the action and fight scenes were masterfully prepared and the visuals looked amazing. Instead of fancy effects, there are realistic melee combats. The acting can be said to be quite effective and this makes watching the series enjoyable. It's a shame that such a good production had a relatively short season. I really liked the first season. The development of the characters and their adaptation to their roles are impressive.

Daredevil is the most hyped new series of this year and the crazy high ratings in IMDb can led anyone to think this is a masterpiece. The truth is, it's not. This is nothing but a mediocre vigilante show that tries to impress people by having more gore than average MCU shows. Now, I never read the comics but this show felt really flat to me.The story is neither engaging nor great. In fact it felt very forced. The characters were really bland. In fact, the titular character felt nothing more than a nice guy trying to do the right thing from beginning to end. There is absolutely no development for him from beginning to end. He feels too generic. His gang of supposed to be comic relief sidekicks are also nothing more than copy paste character with super corny dialogs and there's little to no development for them.Across the show you will come across gang of unnecessary characters only to have them killed off. But I have to give praise to Vincent D'Onofrio because main antagonist fisk was the best character in the show and a well written one. He has significant development. While storyline from our hero's point of view is too boring, Fisk's pov was great and engaging. Acting was good. Most actors were very professional with their performance.The action was pretty well done although they are nothing but elaborate fight scenes of our hero fighting gang of criminals and kicking there asses while getting his ass kicked sometimes. The cinematography is decent, soundtrack is average.

And if you are someone like me who searches for logic and realism in these things,oh god you are going going to a world of unlimited pain. You won't understand character interactions, motivations. chemistry, goal, physical ability and at the end of every episode you will think, how the hell this guy recover so quickly? In the end, if you are someone like me who has no idea about the comics and are tempted to watch this because of these extra high ratings, don't. You will be disappointed.

Zero CGI,great fighting scenes and choreography,amazing performance by Charlie Cox and finally a normal powered villian with a really nice motivation.Marvel cancelled this beauty to produce trash movies like Captain Marvel.Well done.

After delivering a wonderfully crafted show with Agent Carter, Marvel is back with another one, Daredevil. I love Netflix. They are enjoying good business. I think Marvel is one step ahead according to DC in TV series.

My favorite was superhero series Daredevil. He is lawyer in the morning but he fights with criminals at nights. The fight scenes are quite impressive and realistic. Hallway scene in first season, stairs scene in second season. Enormous scenes!

The show has a great atmosphere and is extremely dark, but it has a couple of jokes fitted around. The characters are greatly acted and the story is one of the greatest stories that has been on TV recently. The supporting cast is very good and characters get a lot of shared screen time, exploring street level hero stuff in ways we haven't seen and providing some real grit and action like never before in this genre.

Punisher and Elektra were above my expectations. I can't believe this surpassed my expectations. The show is perfect, by far the best superhero show to have ever played on screen. This is by far my favorite thing the MCU has produced thus far.

Daredevil is a must watch for Superhero fans, DC, Marvel or both. And I'm sure, you'll enjoy it! 10/10

Those familiar with comics will know Frank Miller's run on Daredevil is up there with the highest points of his career. Other writers, such as Bendis and Brubaker, hit similar highs in their writing of the character. It's something about Daredevil that brings out incredible storytelling, whether it be the downtrodden and persevering Matt Murdock or the gritty realism of the setting in contrast to the colorful heroes that populate comic books, Daredevil has had a history of fantastic luck with having its potential tapped on paper.

Now, that potential has been tapped on the screen. From the first episode you can tell the property has been adapted with love and a lot of hard work. The cinematography is beautiful in every frame. The characters could not have been cast better. If this weren't actually a better deal for fans, getting 13 hours of (excellent) content, I would hope Charlie Cox could front a Daredevil movie franchise. Because he could carry it.

Daredevil has been the star of some of the best comics ever written, so the adaptation was always going to come under scrutiny. But how it holds up against them? This might actually be better.

As a long term comic book nerd, and a huge fan of the Marvel cinematic universe and television properties - I wasn't sure what to make of the proposed Street Heroes development deal with Netflix, especially in light of the history with those characters in film (Affleck's disappointing Daredevil in particular). I was however pleasantly optimistic from the teaser releases.

I am breath taken with the end result. Vincent D'Onofrio is to my mind the standout star and an act of sheer casting genius as Kingpin. The menace and complexity in his voice even when he's not on screen, and the cold, calculating and distant aspect of his body language, and the delivery of his dialogue, shows both the depth of his talent as an actor and the brilliance of his casting. As a long term fan of D'Onofrio - and a huge fan of the king pin in the comic book universe - I'm thrilled at the prospect of his continued involvement with the Marvel cinematic universe.

The sound editing for the series in general, from D'Onofrio's voice overs to the audible representations of the protagonist's enhanced senses is a triumph. It begs to be recognized and awarded. It is perhaps as integral to success of the series as the performance of any of the characters.

Also, Deborah Ann Woll who played Jessica Hamby in True Blood remains equally gifted as an actress, stunning as an aesthetic work of art, and for a moment, just a little bit more naked than she was in her prior works. Which after 71 episodes of true blood with a celebrity crush on her - has to be a acknowledged as part of the reason for my immediate fondness for the series. But as talented as she is, the show would stand as remarkable even without her.

In the interest of fairness, there are some rough moments in the dialogue. The visual effects have moments of awkwardness in the earlier episodes. There is a sense in a few corners of the production group finding its feet. But it does seem to level out (and up) as the story progresses.

I was hoping for more. It's a little dry & slow for me. Sometimes the scenes drag on for too long. Charlie Cox makes a good Daredevil. The ass-kickery is top notch. I was pleasantly surprised about Vincent D'Onofrio taking on the roll of Fisk. He's scared me ever since Full Metal Jacket. Rosario's Claire feels genuine & believable. One of the more honest characters in the show. I wish we could see more of her and less of Deborah's Karen & Elden's Foggy characters. They are both too whiny & annoying for me to give it better than a six. I find myself skipping through their scenes more and more often. I was hoping that would change in Season 2 but it didn't.

Wow. If you are fan of the superhero or action or drama genre, then give this show a shot. This is genuinely the best superhero adaptation since the Dark Knight. Everything about this show is great, the writing is fantastic and the stunt work and acting are of the highest level. And some standout performances from Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock and Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk who kill it in their roles. Truly a phenomenal show.

Daredevil turned out to be a big surprise for me, or rather the rating did, when I was done with the first season. I watched the whole season in disbelief knowing that the series was rated just shy of 9 out of 10, intrigued by what it is that people find so amazing about this show. Unfortunately, reading through the first couple of pages of reviews did not give me the answer; they are all shallow and hardly critical.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to say that Daredevil is a complete garbage. Keeping that in mind, I'll start with the positives. I was beginning to feel tired of the superhero movies with all the fancy sci-fi stuff, a lot of shooting and big explosions, so Daredevil was a welcome change in this aspect. Its dark mood and gritty look at the life in Hell's Kitchen was what pulled me in.

The highlight of the show are the remarkable choreography and the wonderful cinematography of the fight scenes. You finally get to see whole sequences of impressive fighting, in contrast to the fight scenes that are prevalent in most movies these days - having a cut twice a second and being zoomed in so much that it's actually left for your imagination to conceive what is going on. But that amazement also wears off, and the action scenes become repetitive and inevitably boring. We also see the hero failing and getting beaten up badly, which makes him more real and relatable.

On another note, I appreciate there were no gratuitous sex scenes, which are also painfully common in all genres of movies nowadays. But then the male-female relationships were really laughable. And to conclude the list of things I liked about the series, the episode intro was well done and I liked the theme music, otherwise there was nothing memorable about the soundtrack.

Now let me get to what I think is wrong with the series. I'm not going to say the story is unoriginal because I know it's hard to come up with something new and compelling at the same time, plus the majority of the storyline was probably determined by the comic book it was based on anyway. The plot really is uninteresting though. It reminded me of countless crime movies that I had seen before, there was lack of suspense, and it was overall highly predictable.

Moreover, the story flows incredibly slowly. It picks up the pace and becomes somewhat thrilling in about two thirds of the season. By then you might get tired of the lame antagonist though, who elicits no fear nor respect. That's perhaps because we aren't given the background on how he actually became the kingpin and what exactly it is he does (besides selling a few buildings for drug business purposes and thus evicting their inhabitants). He merely keeps claiming that it is his dream to do something good for the city, which the public applauds for some reason, although we never learn what the dream is.

I couldn't help but think of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson every time I saw Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson, only they had a much worse chemistry between them. In fact, there were no likable characters there who I'd actually care for (I know this is somewhat subjective), except for maybe Claire, who only appeared in three or four episodes. I couldn't even bring myself to root for the hero - I'm not sure whether it was due to bad acting or poor scripting/direction. Either way, most of the characters were extremely dull and their development was almost non-existent.

As for the hero, it took me some time to get over the incredibility of what he could do despite being blind. His merely enhanced senses and hard training would hardly suffice; he would need at least some kind of sonar to perform parkour and fighting as he does. Nevertheless, it's a superhero show, so I swallowed that down. However, it gets really irritating when the hero has no problem hearing voices on police radios in their cars halfway across the city (yeah, among all the other noise that his enhanced hearing would inevitably yield), but doesn't hear the sirens of the police cars just around the corner closing in on him, and seems surprised a moment later when there are a dozen cops aiming their guns at him after beating up a man. Oh, and did I mention that the hero always appears just in time to save the day?

One last thing before I wrap it up, I have nothing against graphic realism, but there is some really gratuitous violence in this series, such as a guy having his head smashed with a car door for 25 seconds until it was separated from the rest of his body... Seriously?

I guess I watched the season to the end hoping for a thrilling and unexpected ending that would at least partially justify the high rating of the series. Well, that was foolish of me. It makes me sad that shows like this get all the popularity while others, such as Jessica Jones (which I think was a significantly more suspenseful, consistent and thought-provoking noir series from the Marvel universe with an extraordinary villain), have an uncertain future.

Two episodes in so far, as a Daredevil fan it's exactly what I hoped for. I am a huge fan of the Daredevil comics, my favourite run being by Bendis and Maleev, and this show is how you would imagine a Daredevil TV show being. It's a dark, gritty sombre affair with some great action, there is a fight scene in episode two which is truly amazing.

Talking about action the best part for me is the action feels very realistic and brutal unlike the Daredevil film with its over the top wire work. Also very good in this show is the way his powers aren't shown in any fancy way, no sonar view or anything like that, it just emphasise his listening. The actors are all great too and the plots are compelling, just now I have nothing bad to say about this show.

When marvel got back the rights to Daredevil I was a little apprehensive of how they would portray his character, no worries there now I've seen it, or if they would use the character at all. I was worried if he did get his own show/film it'd be like the rest of the Marvel films/shows, light hearted action with great fan service and a good helping of comedic moments, which wouldn't of suited the dark world of Daredevil. But I can safely say to all you fellow hornhead fans that they have nailed everything about Daredevil perfectly.

I would highly recommend this show to Daredevil fans and fans of darker heroes like Batman, fans of the current MCU films/shows might not like the tonal change from those films/shows but it's exactly what the character needed. Now excuse me while I go watch some more! 10/10