Reviews

There has never been a superhero show like this, and there never will be another one. Daredevil is grounded, gritty and realistic. It is expertly written, cast and acted. Season 1 weaves an intricate story of wrestling with identity and struggling with becoming, Season 2 is a story of influence and a past returning, and Season 3 is a near flawless tale of identity and morality. Charlie Cox gives an incredible performance in the entire show, giving his all to every scene, every line of dialogue, every facial cue. Elden Henson as Foggy Nelson and Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page are perfect supporting cast memebers who play very compelling characters in their own rights. Every character, side character, villain and subplot all feel real, genuine and human. The show makes you care about these people to an extreme extent; you feel for them, love them, hate them, understand them. Matt Murdock is flawed, he makes mistakes, he is physcially weak when compared to Nobu or Kingpin. But it's his morals, his motivations and the things he cares about, his outlook on the world that make him one of Marvel's best written heroes of all time. Finally, Vincent D'Onofrio is the icing on the cake as the perfect juxtaposition to Charlie Cox's main hero. He is brutal, unrelenting, hateful, ruthless, strong and powerful and he steals every scene he's in. He and Cox may not share a lot of screentime throughout the series but whenever they do the emotions and tension are higher than ever. All in all, Daredevil is (in my opinion of course) the greatest superhero show of all time and one of the best of the last 10 years.