Stunning start to the Daredevil series on Netflix
Daredevil was Netflix’s first entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and it made quite a splash. The season pitted Matt Murdock-Daredevil/Charlie Cox against Wilson Fisk/Vincent D’Onofrio aka the Kingpin. Even though it’s a superhero story it actually plays out like a mystery. Initially Cox doesn’t even know D’Onofrio exists but then slowly picks up pieces and starts putting the puzzle together.<br /><br />D’Onofrio is amazing in his performance. He is completely sinister and imposing in every scene he’s in. You can just feel the power emanating from him. Every story like this needs a good villain and he was everything you could ask for. At the same time, he’s a complicated man as shown with his relationship with Ayelet Zurer as Vanessa.<br /><br />They also ease into the Daredevil character. His first appearance he doesn’t have an outfit yet he’s just wearing black. They also hint at his baton when he picks up a cattle prod and bounces it off several walls to hit a man. His fight scenes were also super realistic. That meant he had to hit a guy multiple and extended times to put him down. In turn, Cox not only gets beat, bruised and bloody, but actually gets tired as well. That’s all shown in an excellent scene where Cox goes through a basement fighting off a group of henchmen. Another time he takes on a bunch of Russians in a dark garage which captures the mood of Daredevil.<br /><br />Being the first season they also mix in Daredevil’s origins story which is taken right from the comics.<br /><br />The supporting cast was great as well. Deborah Ann Woll was Karen Page and Elden Henson was Foggy Nelson two seminal characters in the original comic book series who work with Murdock. Rosario Dawson is nurse Claire Temple who would play across many of Netflix’s Marvel. productions. Vondie Curtis-Hall id journalist Ben Urich, and Rob Morgan id Turk a local criminal who got a lot of play in the Frank Miller period of the comic. Toby Leonard plays James Wesley Fisk’s lieutenant, and Bob Gunton, Peter Shinkoda and Wai Ching Ho were Kingpin’s business associates. Henson for his frivolousness and Dawson for her courage stand out the most from this large cast. The best however was the inclusion of Scott Glenn as Stick Daredevil’s mentor. He’s got such an attitude and constantly verbally picks on Cox it’s great. He also adds a whole element of mystery and mysticism to the series.
The movie title "Daredevil: The Complete First Season," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.5 from 319 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Marvel's DAREDEVIL follows Matt Murdock, attorney by day and vigilante by night. Blinded by an accident as a child, Murdock uses his heightened senses as Daredevil, fighting crime on the streets of New York after the sun goes down. His efforts are not welcomed by powerful businessman Wilson Fisk -- AKA Kingpin -- and others whose interests collide with Daredevil's. Though Murdock's day job suggests a man who believes in the criminal justice system, his alter ego proves otherwise, as he takes the law into his own hands to protect his Hell's Kitchen neighborhood and the surrounding city..