Anyway, lets talk about the movie that's worth seeing the Director's Cut, but STILL boring, yet one of the best newer shows of 2015.
Borefest 2003 A.K.A Daredevil
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So, let's get started.
Matt Murdock/Daredevil (2003)- played by Ben Affleck, the character was a douche bag to pretty much everyone, except for Foggy. Affleck's portrayal of Daredevil is terrible, I mean the first mobster boss he fights with, he strait up murder's him, I MEAN WHAT!!
Matt Murdock/Daredevil (2015)- played by Charlie Cox, his version of Matt was done so well. He cares for pretty much everybody, he plays the part of both Matt and Daredevil perfectly.
Franklin "Foggy" Nelson (2003)- played by Jon Favereau, probably the only likable character in the whole movie. Favereau does a good job playing Foggy.
Franklin "Foggy" Nelson (2015)- played by Elden Henson, and he plays the part of Foggy, so well. The chemistry between Foggy and Matt are every bit as good. You, as the viewer believes that these are real people in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so good job Elden Henson.
Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin (2003)- played by the late, great Michael Clarke Duncan. His character is just a big baddie who, within 2 minutes of the audience being introduced to him, he strait up bashes in the head of a henchmen with a glass cane. Kingpin suffers from not having any character development, therefore we don't care about him (more on that later).
Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin (2015)- played by the amazing actor, Vincent D'Onofrio. To be honest, I didn't even know who D'Onofrio was, I'm glad I do now. His performance is AMAZING. Fisk knows what to say and do when he's dealing business, but underneath, he is an damaged dude. There's a whole episode dealing with his childhood, to BUILD HIS CHARACTER SO WE GIVE A CRAP.
Ben Urich (2003)- played by Joe Pantoliano, his take on Ben Urich is really unnecessary. If I could only compare his character to...
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| In all seriousness, I'll get to reviewing this monstrosity soon enough |
Ben Urich (2015)- played by Vondie Curtis-Hall, there's a reason throughout the whole season why he's doing what he's doing. I actually started to cry after what happened to him in one episode. Literally, I'm not joking. Season 1 Episode 11.
So I really can't compare character's that aren't in the show, or will be, but not yet, so I'll do that when season 2 of Daredevil is on Netflix.
ok so now character's are out of the way, let's talk about the action. Before I start ranting, I am going to link below a video called "The Problem with Action Movies Today" by a talented YouTuber, Chris Stuckmann. Long story short, the Netflix Daredevil does everything right, the movie on the other hand...
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the first fight scene in NOTHING, but shaky cam. For those who don't know what shaky cam is, that is when the camera is shaking, to the point where the audience can't understand what's happening, or in editing, the director will add vibrations to the camera to shake it.
ALSO the first shot we see of Daredevil. He Batman dives off a skyscraper, senses the window-washer dangling elevator thingy, and LANDS ON THE THINGY PERFECTLY FINE. If you don't know, the DEFIED THE SIMPLEST CONCEPT OF PHYSICS. That is, when an object/person is in free fall, the object/person gains speed, so what I'm saying is that DAREDEVIL SHOULD HAVE BROKEN LEGS DUE TO THAT.
In fact, Daredevil shouldn't be called Daredevil, call him Catman!!!
I'm so calling Stan Lee
Sorry for ranting, I just had to..
ok guys, be prepared for another rant post, because I'm going to watch The Amazing Spiderman 2, witch I've heard good and bad about, so I'm kinda excited
LINKS
The Problem with Action Movies Today- Chris Stuckmann
also, a video for all aspiring directors, looking at you Carter
Have Directors Forgotten how to Film Action?- Chris Stuckmann
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