No, not yet. However, I am hoping that maybe I'll be able to squeeze the entire thing in sometime this winter. No guarantees.
It's not as good as Dare Devel, but better than the other 3 (Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist).
No, not yet. However, I am hoping that maybe I'll be able to squeeze the entire thing in sometime this winter. No guarantees.
Being a character guy, I am surprised DD season 2 wasn't higher considering The Punisher was probably the best character on any Netflix Marvel show yet.I'm three episodes in. It's ok so far. I couldn't care less about Danny Rand. Assuming the rest of the Defenders goes how I think it will, I'd rank it:
1. Daredevil Season 1 (kudos to Vincent D'Onofrio, whao was outstanding and larger than life as Wilson Fisk).
2. Jessica Jones (once again, the villain makes the show. David Tennant nailed the role of the charming sociopath)
3. Luke Cage
4. Daredevil Season 2
5. The Defenders
6. Iron Fist
My take is that any season or series is only as compelling as the villain. I'm waiting for Sigourney Weaver's character to become more interesting, but right now she comes across as a little too detached and aloof. I more or less understand the significance of The Hand in the Marvel universe, but the storyline gets stale after awhile. It's only fun watching the hero beat up a band of incompetent ninjas so many times before it starts feeling repetitive.
Being a character guy, I am surprised DD season 2 wasn't higher considering The Punisher was probably the best character on any Netflix Marvel show yet.
I was disappointed how regular the hand was.Just finished the final episode, meh all the way through, I couldnt even pay attention to the screen by the end. I was just so bored with it. Beyond Dare Devil they've been all pretty meh.
You guys aren't getting me too excited to watch this thing. Shoot, I may even opt to catch up on the latest season of Agents of Shield here before I pick up The Defenders. Kind of feels weird to say that.
Finished it last night. I'd say they definitely fell short of expectations. I couldn't really figure out who this series was supposed to be for - was it for the hardcore comic fans or the casual viewers? I get the feeling that they tried to split the difference and ended up not pleasing anyone. It wasn't necessarily bad; I was entertained, so if that's all that you want then I guess you could call it successful. It just felt a little rushed. Bringing together that many key characters and trying to squeeze it all into an eight episode arc was ambitious, and it just didn't quite work out. I wonder if it could have been better with twelve episodes to tell the story, or even ten.
but man do I really not care for Iron Fist AT ALL.
Agreed on Iron Fist being better than Luke Cage I couldnt get into that series at all, I like that actor better than the Iron Fist actor but Cage was just a weak story. Both are probably better off just being parts to bigger stories rather than stand alones in the future.