After seeing Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix it is an impressive bit of story telling that is not rushed, evolved at
a human pace, which for this day and age or need for immediate gratification,
could be too slow of a pace for some, but binge watching may counter that. And they told great plot points at all the right times.
It is dark, dirty and scary, with an abundance of brutality to boot, when it is called for.
But
this is Daredevil, done right for TV. And of course, later this year we
will be seeing AKA Jessica Jones, then after that, Luke Cage and Iron
Fist Netflix series.
Daredevil did so well for
Netflix that they ordered a second season before two weeks was up after
the premiere of the show. Along with the second season, we will be
getting some Elektra and word on the street that we might also see the
Punisher, Blade and Ghost Rider.
Oh, and don't
forget, that after those first four titles screen, they will then team
up in a series called The Defenders. Because of this team up, we may be
seeing cross overs between shows. Sweet!
And now there's talk about a few other potential characters getting some kind of screen time... like Blade, Ghost Rider and The Punisher. But
while Marvel is looking to ground their comic characters, Blade and
Ghost Rider bring a very mystical aspect to any series they would be in.
That goes against the 'grounded' feel. Not to mention production costs
associated with supernatural entities.
The Punisher likes to kill his problems and Daredevil doesn't. That could be an interesting conflict, to say the least if they ever cross paths.
Aside
from that, it is being reported that Netflix has big eyes for future
Marvel projects, where they're hoping to strike up a movie or series event for
Hawkeye or Black Widow, and they're even hoping for appearances by
other big screen characters like Doctor Strange on the small screen, who will be played by
Bendict Cumberbatch.
Sources:collider/
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