Daredevil

2003 "When the streets have gone to Hell, have faith in the devil."
5.3| 1h43m| PG-13| en| More Info
Released: 14 February 2003 Released
Producted By: 20th Century Fox
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
Official Website: http://marvel.com/movies/movie/12/daredevil
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A man blinded in a childhood accident fights crime using his superhumanly-elevated remaining senses.

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Ilikehorrormovies I finally got the directors cut and it was 10 times better than the original version. I'd gave the original version a 7 out of 10 and the directors cut a 10 out of 10. I wish there was a sequel to this but it didn't happen which sucks. The directors cut aged well but the original version didn't aged well through out 14 years. I'd recommend this more then the original version.
stratus_phere Hey, listen up, there are spoilers here! So DO NOT READ if you haven't seen it!I haven't seen the director's cut, but I can't imagine it could fix the problems I had with this movie.1) The female protagonist dies. I mean, WTF! How stupid is that? You like pissing the audience off? You want to kill a movie before the end? You don't want a viable sequel? Or you're just braindead? How could you make a movie like that?2) You keep all bad guys alive, for future use. This is one thing that always confounds me. Writers/directors who actually believe the idea of the "super-human bad guy", who always come back, is ridiculous and annoying. No, the audience does not want to see a bad guy who always gets away or who always survives, just so your protagonist has a villain in the sequels. Just kill the guy, for God's sake! We hate, and I mean we absolutely HATE that the heroes are forced to fight the same bad guys over, and over, and over, and over again in every movie the director/writer has planned in his tiny little pea-brain. If you can't plan a movie better than that, you have no business making movies. Find another career.3) After credits showing...not the female protagonist surviving, but the freaking bad guy. When the credits were rolling and they cut back to someone lying in a hospital bed, I was hoping beyond hope they had the sense to bring back the female lead, that she had somehow survived or been revived. But no, it was just one more cheap, p.o.s. shot to show the stupid bad guy...again. We get it, the bad guy will always survive, he will always get away and come back, for every planned sequel. How moronic. Why not give the audience what they wanted, instead of the tired old cliché of the villain coming back over and over again.Stupid.
Prichards12345 Daredevil is kind of shallow fun, and if you've seen the director's cut (which is the version I've rated) you will know that this version would have been much better received had it been released in the cinema.Ben Affleck ain't great in this, to be honest; but he's not terrible. I liked Michael Clarke Duncan as the Kingpin and enjoyed an OTT Colin Farrell as Bullseye. Jennifer Garner is better here than she was in the terrible Elektra solo movie, and the origin story is faithful to the comics.It certainly isn't as dark as it could be, but strikes a balance between humour and tragedy. Elektra believing Daredevil is her father's murderer is ripped straight from Spider-Man, though. Farrell offing the old lady on the plane is pretty funny.If Daredevil tries to be all things to all men it's at least partially successful in most of what it attempts. And the climactic battle in the church between Daredevil and Bullseye is rather well done.Pretty decent, then. And nowhere near the disaster some have made it out to be.
muhammedamelgammal This movie was not the ordinary super hero. Matt Murdock (Ben Affleck) is an attorney who will only defend those who are innocent. He is also blind after a hazardous chemical accident happened when he was a young teen. Murdock is an advocate for serving justice and protecting those who need it most. Murdock was an attorney by day, and Daredevil by night.The fighting choreography in this was innovative and unlike any other. It was cool how the fact that Murdock is blind was significantly considered when developing each of the sequences to reflect how he has adapted with his other senses in order to perfect his reflexes.It would have been better if there was more of both Bullseye (Colin Farrell) and Kingpin (Michael Clarke Duncan) in this movie. It would have added to a much stronger and interesting story.