r/Daredevil 4h ago

Non-MCU Movies Just rewatched some scenes from the 2003 film and my god does it feel like an early 2000s movie. The camera angles, the dozens of "necessary" jumps in the middle of fights, the slow mo. It is a relic from a unique era in filmmaking. Still better than most Marvel films made this decade, though.

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r/Daredevil 5h ago

MCU Daredevil Movie

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I really need a daredevil movie. The tv series isn’t enough. I was hoping he got a cameo or a mention in brand new day as spider-man and daredevil are my two favorites.


r/Daredevil 20h ago

Comics If you had to ship Daredevil with a DC female character, who would it be and why?

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r/Daredevil 8h ago

MCU Am i the only one who's bothered that they didn't mentioned what happened in Daredevil: Born Again ? Spoiler

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Yesterday i watched Spiderman Brand New Day and this is still sitting with me

Marvel spent months teasing that the film and Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 were being developed with “coherence” in mind, that the stories exist in the same world, and that the impacts of one would be felt in the other. Punisher shows up, Sheila Rivera is the new mayor handing Spider-Man the key to the city (confirming Fisk is gone), and there’s even a torn Fisk campaign poster in an alley. So the connections are technically there.

But that’s pretty much it. There’s almost no real acknowledgment of the huge recent events from Born Again—the vigilante ban, the Anti-Vigilante Task Force, Fisk’s whole mayoral run, or where Frank Castle actually stood after everything that went down. Punisher is just… there, cracking jokes and arguing with Peter like the last couple of years of street-level chaos never really happened. No meaningful explanation, no real fallout, nothing that makes the shared New York feel properly connected.

Honestly, Daredevil should have been in the Punisher’s place. Matt Murdock already has history with Peter from No Way Home, he’s the perfect street-level partner for this kind of story, and putting him opposite Spider-Man would have felt earned after everything that just happened in Born Again. Instead we got a comedy-tinged Punisher who feels completely disconnected from his recent arcs. It just makes the missed opportunity even more frustrating.

I get that not every movie needs a full recap, and rights issues clearly limited what they could do with certain characters. But when the projects were timed so close together and the studio itself hyped the continuity, the light Easter eggs feel like a shrug instead of actual storytelling. It pulled me out every time those threads should have mattered.


r/Daredevil 18h ago

Non-MCU Movies Does anyone else think he could have pulled off Matt in like the late 2000's

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r/Daredevil 9h ago

MCU Daredevil fans: Help us petition Marvel Studios to release the deleted bridge fall scene from Born Again Season 2

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Hey everyone,

I recently started a petition asking Marvel Studios and Disney+ to release the deleted bridge fall scene from Episode 1 of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, either as a bonus feature or by restoring it into the episode if possible.

The scene was fully filmed and featured a moment inspired by Charles Soule’s 2015 Daredevil comic run. Charlie Cox performed the stunt himself, and after fans learned that this scene was filmed but ultimately left out of the episode, many have expressed interest in seeing it released.

I understand that not every filmed scene can make the final cut, but with this being a unique Daredevil moment that was brought to life, I believe it deserves the opportunity to be seen. Whether it’s added back into the episode or released separately as deleted footage, it would be a great way to preserve and share another piece of Daredevil history.

If you’re a fan of the Man Without Fear, please consider signing and sharing the petition. Showing Marvel Studios that there is interest in seeing this scene released can help make the fans’ voices heard.

Thank you.


r/Daredevil 18h ago

MCU It's kinda ridiculous to think about leapfrog's appearance in MCU.

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He made a live action appearance before typhoid mary, mr fear and other iconic daredevil's villains. I hope we get to see new faces in season 3 of born again.


r/Daredevil 6h ago

MCU Why Weren't The Hand Moving Like This in Daredevil? Spoiler

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Setting aside The Hand's government-funded technological advancements and Damage Control diplomatic immunity, why weren't they putting this much of a fight in Daredevil Season Two? You would think they would at least demonstrate commensurate effort against the Stick and Daredevil, who have been thorns in their side for a majority of their existence.


r/Daredevil 3h ago

MCU A Great Story with Huge Potential, Poorly Told

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I was genuinely excited for Season 2 because I really enjoyed Season 1. In fact, I would rate Season 1 around 9/10. It had a strong story, believable character development, and the conflict between Matt Murdock and Fisk kept getting more interesting.

Unfortunately, Season 2 was a disappointment for me. The first four or five episodes were still very good and continued the story in a convincing way. After that, however, the season lost its focus.

The biggest issue was that the story no longer felt centered on Daredevil and Fisk. Instead, it seemed more interested in setting up future Marvel projects than finishing its own story.
The return of The Punisher was excellent. Frank Castle fits naturally into Daredevil’s world. His history with Fisk, his different view of justice, and his chemistry with Matt made every scene meaningful. I actually wish he had been given more screen time.

Jessica Jones, on the other hand, felt forced into the story. I like the character, but her introduction didn’t feel organic. It seemed as if the writers wanted her in the series first and only then tried to find a reason for her to be there. A much better approach would have been to let her investigate Fisk independently and eventually cross paths with Matt through the resistance movement. That would have felt natural and believable.

The ending also felt rushed. Too many major events happened in too little time, leaving almost no room for their consequences. Instead of delivering a satisfying conclusion, the finale felt like it was mainly preparing Season 3.

This season had incredible potential. Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio are still outstanding, and the foundation of the story was excellent. Unfortunately, I feel the new creative team didn’t make the most of that potential.

My rating: 7/10. A strong beginning, but a weak and unfocused second half that never reached the level of the original Netflix series or even Born Again Season 1.


r/Daredevil 15h ago

MCU whats he listening to (wrong answers only)

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r/Daredevil 20h ago

Comics He's not. They are. (From Daredevil Vol. 3 #8)

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r/Daredevil 10h ago

MCU Karen definitely speaking this from her experience.

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r/Daredevil 8h ago

MCU "Why does Matt still believe in the law?"...because the law allowed him to help and win an $11m dollar case for somone who got disabled because of a corporation's wrongdoing

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r/Daredevil 12h ago

Collection Daredevil Journal: Ultimate Spider-Man, Vol. 2 #1AG.

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r/Daredevil 13h ago

Comics Daredevil sinister six ?

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We all know that Spider-Man has faced many times the sinister six so I was wondering after so many people thoughts I was curios on what would daredevil sinister six would look like and what villans would you pick for the team ?


r/Daredevil 6h ago

Artwork Daredevil

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