Starts off slow but gradually builds up into a good series
Netflix had a string of successes with its Marvel adaptations. Iron Fist was the least successful compared to the others but I still really enjoyed it.<br /><br />This first season had a lot of ties to the origins of the character in the comics. I think the show did a good job laying down Danny Rand’s character. I was also really glad to see Colleen Wing being the main supporting character. She was one of Iron Fist’s sidekicks in the comics. Other characters appear from the previous Marvel-Netflix releases which showed they were going to make this their own little Netflix world. The action was well done. It also had to do with Rand’s development because at first he didn’t know how to activate all his powers. Once he finds a purpose he becomes the Iron Fist which was an interesting twist.<br /><br />Some might have complained about how Rand tried to prove who he was at the start of the series but he was gone for 15 years where he’d only been around monks and not normal people. The larger issue with that was that he continued to act like a sheltered child throughout the series which became tiresome at times. The big criticism as that Rand was a martial arts hero who’d been trained in a mystical Asian world. Many complained that he should have been Asian. This wasn’t a problem for me because this was a representation of the Marvel character not a revisionist version.<br /><br />Here’s my main problem with the start of the series. There wasn’t a good bad guy. Daredevil had Wilson Fisk. Luke Cage had Cottonomouth. Iron Fist has the Meachums, a bunch of greedy billionaires. Later on a better villain is unveiled but that’s a few episodes in. You can’t have a superhero story without a strong villain, and this completely failed at that initially.<br /><br />In the end, Iron Fist started off a bit slow and without a good bad guy, but it got better as it progressed. The real villain appeared and the action became more intense. Eventually I couldn’t wait for the next episode.
The movie title "Marvel's Iron Fist Season 1 [Blu-ray]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.6 from 337 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : One man's battle against a legendary enemy ignites an epic saga of mysticism, betrayal and bone-crushing action in Marvel's Iron Fist: The Complete First Season. Fifteen years after a plane crash kills his parents, presumed-dead lone survivor Danny Rand returns home to New York City. He hopes to fulfil his destiny as the Immortal Iron Fist, claim his birth right and reunite with the childhood friends who now run Rand Enterprises. But the company has been infiltrated by "The Hand", a criminal empire whose greed and bloodlust are part of a vast conspiracy to corrupt Danny's powers and destroy him by turning even his closest allies against him..