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A very limp Marvel film that employs throwback direction and storytelling from the eighties, along with lackluster fight choreography in most scenes.

The stagnant machinery of a blind justice: A 3.0-star "vivid" but flawed drift through leather-clad grit.2008(3.0)I watched "Daredevil" (2003) in 2008, and it remains a functional 3.0-star record in my archive—a "vivid" but ultimately "stagnant" exploration of Catholic guilt and vigilantism that failed to provide a visceral "revelation." While the production attempted a "sensational" and high-tension atmosphere by infusing the Man Without Fear with a "raw" and rainy aesthetic, the narrative rhythm felt 100% inconsistent, following a "stagnant" trajectory that lacked the "chewy" intellectual depth or the "raw" human distrust found in my 5.0-star pillars. Seeing the "vivid" but "pathetic" romance between Matt Murdock and Elektra **** the fourth wall of my immersion; it felt more like a "stagnant" playground brawl than a "sensational" act of spirit. Although the sound design attempted a rhythmic energy to mimic sonar vision, the emotional payoff felt too "stagnant" for a story about "raw" loss, leaving me in a state of "silent frustration" at its inability to escape the "pathetic" tropes of the early 2000s. The 95% preservation of my memory is centered on the "vivid" presence of Michael Clarke Duncan as Kingpin and the "stagnant" pacing of the organ-heavy soundtrack, creating a journey that felt more like a "stagnant" ritual of style over substance. Unlike the "vivid" soul of "Batman" (1989) or the "raw" tension of "The Machinist," this theatrical encounter provided no permanent, "sensational" scar on my soul, leaving me in a state of "silent frustration" at its "stagnant" reliance on comic book cliches. It stands in my 2008 record as a "vivid" exercise in superhero production—a 3.0-star artifact of rhythmic unevenness that remained too "stagnant" to reach the "sensational" heights of my most cherished psychological archives.

Not one, but two Evanescence needledrops are bestowed upon my darkly contemplative 2000s heart in this film. Otherwise, "Daredevil" is unfortunately pretty forgettable. The studio's meddling is well known, which is why a 30-minute-longer director's cut was available years later.Over a running time of over two hours, the director attempts to unfold an epic, introspective tale of revenge that deals with themes such as vigilantism, inclusion, and forbidden love. Thanks to Affleck's woodchip-like performance as the titular spandex devil, however, the film becomes rather **** only bright spots:- Colin Farrell as Bullseye- Michael Clarke Duncan as Kingpin- The fight on the playgroundIn between, there are uninteresting subplots, cameos (Coolio?!), and directorial decisions that oscillate between interesting and **** the theatrical version is as entertaining a disaster as "Catwoman," then I would definitely recommend the shorter version. And fans of the comic book series seem to be quite happy with the Disney+ series. Therefore, the memory of this film will fade over time.

I like this film. Its story was interesting enough to get my attention. I also liked the characters, Daredevil is a criminally underrated superhero if you ask me. Sure, it's not one of Marvel's finest films, but I say it was good for one. We need a new standalone Daredevil film.

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This movie is generally unfavorable nothing in this is entertaining it is a movie that should have never been made

It was a film without heroes. Like the people he was fighting, the hero was a murderer. He only committed the act out of anger. Then, after killing all the lackeys, he let the big boss to survive after realising his error in killing everyone. Is he the only character in the film who actually deserves to die? I just did not enjoy the movie, and I had no interest in the characters. For both men and women, there is some nice action and eye candy.

Ben Affleck Daredevil is my definitive daredevil and Jennifer Gardner Elektra is my definitive Elektra both embody the characters, with unique design choices for their characters outfits that i can see used for the comics especially Jen Gardner's Elektra. i read alot of Elektra comics and Jen really feel like she was rip right out of the comic pages with her portrayal of Elektra how she's conflicted and often complicated relationship with matt Murdock Jen even looks like Elektra's early iteration. the movie has a lot of early 2000's vibes with alot of songs that was popular at the time used as themes for the characters. however, that's where my complaint comes in Evanescence - Bring Me To Life for Elektra theme is cringe. it doesn't fit the movie nor the character then other songs like N.E.R.D. - Lapdance ft. Lee Harvey, Vita just doesn't fit the movie and the tone that they're going for. yes, the infamous playground scene is with elektra and daredevil is cringe. the bullseye scenes like his reveal scene in the bar, airport scene and airplane scene all was pointless and it should've been cut from the film even in the director's cut there's even a scene in where ben's matt murdock was telling J.gard's elektra when he was telling her "she doesn't have to worry about anything" only for it to cut showing bullseye stealing a bike then cuts back to them, the movie is so poorly edited at times. like their shots that would just cut randomly as a following scene throughout the movie that takes away from the scenes. the movie has way to many subplots and doesn't have the proper run time to flush all of it out. but besides from that, it's a cheesy comic book popcorn superhero, chick flick. Nothing to over the top campy Coolio (R.I.P) stole the show in the movie i love the elements of seeing through his vision seeing what he sees through his eyes when it rains and wherever theirs sound but also established his weakness in within specific sounds like church bells and trains. although (R.I.P.) Michael Clarke Duncan's kingpin is a hood version of comic book kingpin and race swap but he still manages to make it his own and is a highlight of this movie. its also a lowkey chick flick with the romance side plot that matt has with Elektra alot of the story takes inspiration from frank miller's Elektra debut when frank created her back in the day even has shot by shot scenes right out of the comics including bullseye's stab to Elektra. i love the soundtrack from Right Before Your Eyes Music by Hoobastank, For You by The Calling, Caught In the Rain by Revis & Won't Back Down by Fuel. makes this movie very memorable and easy to revisit to it has its charm but its not perfect but i still and will always love this movie.

More of a dark and brooding affair, plagued by a story-line that must have been stale back in 2003. It limits its performers to create an ultimately forgettable product. While a better movie, the Director's Cut still maintains some of the weaknesses.

Bad only good things about the movie are the hilarious soundtrack that plays in the movie and Colin Farrell as Bullseye.

The movie was grows for me, i'm not sure in the beginning of the film because i did not a big fan of the whole flashback scene on how Matt became blind and all that stuff, but then Daredevil started to fills with a stunning, exciting, and cinematic action sequence, the movie has a lot of hearts in terms of drama, and the Daredevil himself played really well by Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner is mesmerizing as Elektra, Michael Clarke Duncan as for the first time a black Kingpin, not sure for the first time and ended up think he was a great Kingpin, Colin Farrell is great as Bullseye too, and Jon Favreau is just always enjoyable to watch, it's a pretty good revenge story with again good performances, great action, good drama, Daredevil is surprisingly works very well, it's a great movie overall.

Incomprehensible action scenes and the Nu-Metal aesthetics with some questionable performances, Collin Farrell is embarrassing as Bullseye. Ben Affleck is the least of this movie's problems.

**** garbage just hated this right as i made it to the first hour **** this film

I have to admit when I saw Daredevil in its theatrical release, I found myself underwhelmed by it. I loved the visuals, but I found the love story soppy and couldn't always make sense of the story. However, hearing so much about the Director's Cut being superior I got the DVD off my brother, and actually I really liked it. Daredevil is not what I call a perfect movie, I still did find the love story soppy and becoming dangerously close to flagging down the film and the soundtrack is rather dated and heavy for my liking. On the other hand, I loved the stylish visuals, the fresh, funny dialogue, that I could make much more sense of the story and could be more entertained by it and the characterisation of the titular character with him being vulnerable and flawed I found him very interesting. The other characters are not as well developed, but are enthusiastically performed. Colin Farrell especially is lots of fun, Jennifer Garner is decent and Michael Clarke Duncan is great as is Joe Pantoliano. The editing is good if occasionally rushed, and the action sequences are clear if not always very subtle. Overall, a good movie that fared much better on re-watch. 7.5/10 Bethany Cox

This is a silly adaptation that plays itself completely straight-faced. Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are miscast, while Colin Farrell seems to be in an entirely different movie from everyone else. At the very least, Farrell seems to be the only one who understand he's in a farce. The direction is sloppy, the soundtrack is terribly dated, the songs are awkwardly placed, and its fight scenes are cut like an MTV music video.

Daredevil. Devil of Justice. There isn't much to say about this film. It's a good superhero movie about a blind fighter with and without injustice in a suit. Ben Affleck, in my opinion, perfectly portrayed a blind man.

Back then it was mindblowing (even though Ben Affleck cannot act), now it seems like old trash. Still a solid movie.

If you plan on watching i beg you to watch the director´s cut. It offer half an hour of new fottage thta improve the story in ways you cna´t imagine.

Daredevil is the sort of half-asses, visually lackadaisical potboiler that makes

This movie is meh and boring! This movie is the boring marvel movie next to the hulk (2003)

I don't know why this movie gets such low ratings. I know it is not an all time favorite but back then it was entertaining, had good humor and well done action / fight scenes. For clarification: I have not read the Daredevil comics as they were not well known in my country and know him mostly from crossovers with Spiderman and other heroes. Still have to watch the Netflix series (I know shame on me). Back to this movie: It is the story of Matt Murdock. Lawyer by day and vigilante hero by night. He grown up in New York's in the Hells Kitchen neighborhood. As child he had an accident that made him blind but improved his other sense to superhuman levels. He is the dark guardian of his neighborhood as crime rules. Hells Kitchen has a famous history of poverty, gangs and crime bosses ruling the streets. More I wont tell because of spoilers. Ben Affleck is an excellent actor and I think he did an entertaining job here as Matt Murdock and Daredevil. I know he won the golden raspberry but think it is hardly the worst performance in this year. Jennifer Garner as Elektra is dividing. I think the role was a misstep for her career while making no serious errors. She is believable but a bit misplaced by the script. The villains are however excellent. Colin Farrell as Bullseye is such an enjoyable (slightly?) mad bad guy that you will love to hate. Then there is Michael Clarke Duncan as Wilson Fisk better known as Kingpin. He is intimidating, a brilliant plotter and always in control or adapting to every situation. He is always a force to be recognized and one of the most acclaimed villains. I know that Wilson Fisk is white in the comics but don't care about skin color. We got such a good actor and performance that I will praise him. Then there is the story. It is the classical first movie with introduction of the backstory, establishing the characters, settings and relations. So far nothing wrong here. The special effects are good and the fights are well choreographed. I know that Marvel raised the bars later on so it may be a bit underwhelming for some. The soundtrack is excellent and I like Evanescence contribution here. Overall this is a forgotten superhero movie. Hated by some and valued by others. I think it was entertaining at is time and is still watchable. Maybe less if you watch the Netflix series that I hear only praise.

Daredevil isn't a good superhero movie. The movie's got a very interesting plot but it starts to get quite boring throughout the movie. The acting from Murdock (Ben Affleck), Foggy (Jon Favreau) and Kingping (Michael Clarke Duncan) is decent but the rest of the cast isn't that good and their dialogue feels very forced and very cheesy. The movie's even got a pretty good little cameo from the man, the myth and the legend Stan Lee. The movie's even got some very bad cinematography, which ends up not capturing the moments pretty well and that's a big negative for this movie. Also, the action sequences throughout this movie aren't very good, they start to get quite boring and they aren't that fun to watch. There's some really bad pacing throughout this movie, nothing is built up very well and it shows quite badly throughout this movie. The effects throughout this movie, don't hold up very well and they're very outdated. Finally, there's a lot of dumb moments throughout this movie and they're so stupid. Overall, Daredevil isn't a good movie/superhero movie. The movie's got a boring plot, some decent acting from a few of the characters, some very forced and very cheesy dialogue, very bad cinematography, boring action sequences, very bad pacing, very outdated effects and lots of dumb moments.

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Overly Cheesy Considering Daredevil is a very dark and gritty character, This film is WAY TOO cheesy and betrays what the character is.

2003's Daredevil is a terrible movie, but a brilliant comedy. In some ways, it feels like it could be The Room of superhero movies, but it does make a lot more sense than The Room. The soundtrack is hilarious, the moral ambiguity of the titular character is delightfully heavy handed, the action is fun to watch, and there is a lot of delicious scenery chewing from the entire cast. This is one of those rare 4/10 movies that I can watch again and again.

Pretty entertaining hero film with pretty good acting and writing, good action, visuals and music.

Daredevil is an extremely, highly underrated Marvel movie. The hate for this movie is ridiculously overblown and exaggerated beyond human human comprehension. It’s nowhere near as bad as many haters make it out to be. I don’t know why a lot of idiots rate it lower and think it’ worse than real bad movies like Jumper, Because I Said So, Thor: The Dark World, Iron Man 3, Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, Justice League, X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men: Apocalypse, Glass, the Punisher movies, the TMNT movies, the F4 movies, the Star Wars prequels, The Pink Panther, the Alvin and the Chipmunks movies, Walk to Remember, Alice in Wonderland (the live-action version), Alice Through the Looking Glass, the Transformers sequels, The Pirates of the Caribbean sequels, Takers, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, The Revenant, almost every Adam Sandler film, and almost all of Tyler Perry’s movies.

Note:3.9 The film is bad in every respect. It has scenes of shameful fights, terrible fantasies, a poorly written script, half-mouth direction, but I liked Ben Aflleck in the skin of Matt Murdock, and also liked the beginning of the film that brought an interesting premise, but in the end, did not pass of a premise.

great it received a lot of flak for some reason but i loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

While 'Daredevil' is most certainly dark and daring (no pun intended), there does seem to be some form of miscalculation regarding to the movie's overall execution to its plot. Ben Affleck stars as respected lawyer Matt Murdock, who, as a child, lived with his wasted father who was a boxer, but one day, after seeing his father as a gang member, he runs into an accident involving bio-hazard oil splashing directly into his eyes causing him to lose his sight and go blind. As he wakes up in his hospital bed, he notices that his four other senses have become heightened, and can visualize what is going on, as long as he concentrates on his four other senses allowing him to direct what he must do. Matt, one night, hears that his father's in trouble, and it turns out that the murder of his father was done at the hands of the Kingpin (Michael Clarke Duncan), and Matt will never forget this night. Time and time again, Matt tries to bring "justice" to the city, he fights crime at night as his "Daredevil" alter ego, nobody seems to know who this strange vigilante is, but he has gone on record for stopping some of the most vicious criminals in the city. We are then introduced to "Bullseye" (Colin Farrell), who is recruited by the Kingpin to assassinate Nikolas Nacheos (Erick Avari), the father of Elektra Nacheos (Jennifer Garner), whom Matt falls in love with, and it turns out that they both share the same skills in fighting. The movie does have its moments of pleasure, and some pretty neat action thrown here and there, but overall, some of the dialogue, some of the direction and just the overall execution of the story comes off a little ridiculous and unintentionally hilarious. I liked the tone, and I liked the actors and what they brought to their performances, but overall, the movie could have been better... a lot better.

Before finally finding success in the MCU, Marvel had a rough time bringing their characters to life on the big-screen with the same level of success Raimi's Spider-Man had. The Ben Affleck led Daredevil is the perfect example of that fact. It certainly tries to be good, but ultimately just gets in it's own way at every turn. The problem is that it's just so cheesy. The comics it's based on are dark, gritty, and violent. It looks early on like this is going to be the case here too. However, as soon as that first action sequence hits and we see the man without fear comically flying across the room the promise those noir-esque initially held quickly goes out the window. It's all downhill from there. The action is a big problem. It's just too goofy and cartoonish. I honestly can't tell if the director was trying to make these scenes have a humorous tinge to them or not. Whatever the case it's certainly there. It's nice to see a superhero movie have a little blood though. You'll also see characters getting explicitly stabbed or having their bones broken. So at the very least Daredevil has a little more edge to it than other superhero flicks. A good thing as it fits the character. The movie is sort of barebones in the plot department. Things move slow, the conclusion is rushed, and there are quite a few moments that just don't make any sense. The characters are fine though. The standouts are Jon Favreau as the comic relief and the sorely missed Michael Clarke Duncan who plays the film's underdeveloped main villain. It's also nice to see Jennifer Garner being so incredibly sexy onscreen. Everyone else is fine, but just kind of there. Of course they all get their fair share of bad dialog and one-liners so terrible you just can't help but laugh. Speaking of laughter, that's something you may find yourself doing more times than you would expect. Unfortunately a lot of them are at the film's expense. As I've mentioned before, it's incredibly cheesy. This leads to plenty of unintentionally funny moments. When you bring the soundtrack into the equation though, it becomes outright hilarious. The movie uses a lot of hard rock as sort of a try-hard way to come off as cool, edgy, and capture that dark tone of the source material. It just doesn't work and bolsters the already cheesy tone. I couldn't help but laugh out loud at the director's choice to use an Evanescence song during a funeral scene. I just couldn't take it seriously. Same for an already goofy action sequence where Elektra is training by awkwardly chopping up sandbags. Yet another Evanescence song and more unintentional hilarity. Now, to be clear it's not that they are bad songs. I like Evanescence. It's just that the band's material already has a certain stigma to it. Their song Bring Me to Life is practically a meme for crying out loud and that's the one they used in the movie! Now, I know back in 2003 when this movie came out that wasn't the case for the song, but there's no escaping the how goofy it feels to try and use it for a serious moment today. Same goes for the whole soundtrack really. It's just clear that each song was picked to try and make the movie feel edgy. A whole heck of a lot edgier than it actually ended up being. Oh, Daredevil. Bless it's heart it tries. It's clear that actual effort did go into this, but ultimately it was misguided and failed to do the character justice. There are a few good things here and there and I mean, heck, you can laugh at it, but it's just so bad there's no reason to watch it unless you just want to kind of torture yourself for about and hour and forty-three minutes. It would have been outright amazing to see a genuinely brutal, dark superhero movie hit the scene back in the early 2000s. Daredevil certainly tried. Unfortunately what we got ended up having the same tone as the Schumacher Batman movies, only somehow with extra Velveeta. That's just not a good fit for Daredevil or his fans, and neither is this movie as a result.

Daredevil was historically a Marvel Comics second-stringer, but in hindsight, it makes sense that writer and artist Frank Miller made him the starting point for the superhero renaissance of the 1980s, which looked deep into the psyches of the people beneath the tights, found heroes with scars and demons, and set the tone for comics and their film adaptations ever since. Who, after all, had a rougher time of it than Matt Murdock, a poor kid blinded, orphaned, and thrown to the tender mercies of New York's Hell's Kitchen? His powers come from a sense of loss (his four remaining senses are heightened by his blindness), and even his choice of profession spoke to the great divide within him. A lawyer by day, he acts as a one-man star chamber at night. Drawn from a grab-bag of characters and incidents taken mostly from Miller's run on the comics series, writer-director Mark Steven Johnson's version of Daredevil seems aware of the murky waters it sets out to explore. That makes its tendency to hug the shore all the more frustrating, even though Johnson starts off by making his hero even darker than expected. Ben Affleck steps into the cowl and fetish suit, and for his first adventure, Johnson has him cold-bloodedly murder a rapist who cheated justice. It's almost as if the writer-director had accidentally made a film about occasional Daredevil nemesis The Punisher instead of the Man Without Fear; the fact that the movie treats this as no big deal suggests that it comes from a more disturbing place than anyone in the Marvel universe could imagine. True, Daredevil at least partly deals with Affleck's decision to stop killing, but it's given all the gravity of a decision to stop smoking or eating fatty snacks. The film seems to want all the trappings of the Daredevil comic–the dripping rooftops, the suggestive brooding, the Catholic iconography, and the ever-present potential for damnation–without the attendant baggage. Suggesting a cross between Ving Rhames and Ed Wood stock-player Tor Johnson, Michael Clarke Duncan plays Daredevil's arch-foe The Kingpin, the pitiless source of most of New York's crime, and the man whose decision to assassinate the father of Affleck's new lover Elektra (Jennifer Garner) lends the film its late-in-arriving central conflict. Casting Affleck would have paid off had the conflicted, acerbic star of Boiler Room, Changing Lanes, or even Bounce shown up. Instead we're left with the cardboard hero of Armageddon and The Sum Of All Fears, a caretaker leading man wholly dependent on the quality of the movie around him. Sadly, there's not much of that. Johnson's reliance on optical effects and secondhand fight choreography strains Daredevil's personality through a Matrix filter, and it rarely succeeds on those derivative terms. (Anyone annoyed by shortcomings in Spider-Man's special effects can start working out the wording of their angry Internet posts now.) Thanks to Jon Favreau's turn as Affleck's schlubby partner, a funny cameo by Kevin Smith, and especially Colin Farrell's gleefully psychopathic interpretation of the villain Bullseye, at least there's good stuff in the margins. But on the heels of such successful comic-book adaptations as X-Men and Spider-Man, Johnson's film makes Daredevil look like the second-rate hero he never really was.

" Dardevil " was a means boring movie , because only about half of the movie was interesting , but a little disapproving , as the criticism of experts and spectators , I did not surprise me that a man is called a man without fear , if this blind.

com certeza um dos piores filmes de adaptaçoes de quadrinhos ja feitas, ben affleck horrivel no papel de demolidor ele quis ser maior que o personagem o que decepcionou muito os fãs do personagem.

This movie is so **** stupid it's depressing. Are you saying that you can press a button (without holding it) in your computer and delete a text? 'Cause that really happens in this piece of ****. Nothing good comes out of here -- with the exception of Ben Affleck's performance (for the most part) -- and even Jon Favreau is bland in this picture. I don't even understand how the general consensus of the audience gives this movie a 7.0. It's so colossally dull and noisy. 2.5/10.

Daredevil could’ve been a good film. The set up was decent and the visual style was intriguing but the film quickly throws away its potential after the first act. The film glosses over Daredevil’s origin, which could’ve been a film onto itself and fleshed out the protagonist but the film just skips to him being Daredevil so he can fight the Kingpin. Michael Clarke Duncan does the best he can has the villain and provides one of the more entertaining performances of the film but its not enough. The film is way too goofy at times and his henchman Bullseye along with Eletrika along with some bizarre choices in filming, editing, and scoring. The cast assembled here is good and fine but while they try to give the best performances they can they have been handed a terrible script. Daredevil isn’t the worst comicbook movie ever but its still bad providing a forgettable film that you could honestly skip, which is a shame considering how fascinating this character is in the comics. Hopefully the upcoming Netflix series will make up for it.

Sem sombra de dúvidas um dos piores filmes já produzidos da Marvel,não são os atores Affleck,Farrell,Garner e Clarke Duncan estão excelentes,destaque ainda mais para performance de Colin Farrell,o problema é a idéia de colocarem na maioria cenas bestas sem ação e sem vida no filme,mas destaques as cenas do Demolidor Vs Elektra,chefão e Collin são as únicas que prestam.

Un ottimo film,personalmente mi è piaciuto veramente **** storia ben fatta,un cast spettacolare ed un ottima recitazione,mi è piaciuto tanto anche perchè sono un fan del fumetto di Daredevil e adoro Ben Affleck e Jennifer Garner.

Daredevil is an excellent marvel comic and superhero movie. The movie received a lot of flak when it was released. I don't see why, the movie is terrific. From the acting to the special effects, the movie hits the mark. Daredevil deserves the utmost kudos for staying true to the dark themes of the comic book. Daredevil and The Punisher are the truest movies to the comic books and they both received low reviews. The reviews mean nothing because both of the movies are magnificent. Both movies are 100 percent true to the marvel comics, A+ for both movies.

Daredevil embodies what not to do in a superhero movie. Have cheesy one-liners, convoluted plot and a Director who claims all the best scenes were removed in post. Overall not badly shot, but everything else stinks.

Real guilty pleasure movie for me, just enjoy the movie for being so, Different, at the time of release it had to go up against the amazing spiderman 2 so, good job for being fun and mindless, this being the main reason why i love the film. The character of Daredevil is very hard to portray and i believe the film did a pretty decent job. 7/10

Daredevil is a great movie, for the Marvel fans (at least.). Ben Affleck is a blind hero by the name of Daredevil who makes his vision by his excellent hearing. The movie is over the top R rated fun. Jennifer Garner is hot, Duncan is funny and Ferrell is awesome and violent. This movie is so boring to normal man and so much fun to Marvel fans. Critics aren't Marvel fans. Daredevil is so awesome you will cry. It's corny fun. What we want! The guns are used and the blood is shed. Watch the UNRATED version! (If You Dare!) every actor nails it in this film and the pacing is good as well. It's a 7/10 movie for sure. Nothing less nothing more.

Okay superhero movie, at best. The score and dialogue are pretty unintelligent, but the added imparity of blindness to the protagonist adds for at least a little something extra.

To be fair, I didn't hate this movie. There was allot I liked and I thought Affleck didn't do a bad job. He looked like Daredevil and his Matt Murdock was a little wimpy, but good enough. I really don't like how much he gets trashed, since it wasn't him that was wrong with the movie, but the writing and directing. How could Garner be cast as Elektra? This role was clearly design for Michelle Rodriguez. Garner was terrible in the movie. Enough on this. Farrell is just fantastic as Bullseye. I do question the movies design for his character, but I guess it's fine. Michael Clarke Duncan is just phenomenal as Kingpin, granted the race change has a little odd at first, but he nails the character, both in delivery and in physically. Overall: Daredevil Is a badly written and poorly directed mess by someone who clearly lacks the experience for this kind of movie. Luckily the actors (not Garner) do save the film from being a total failure.

Bad script, bad actors, bad felling, pointless.... The movie dont have any good point.. Unfortunately i had watch on the cinema. Was a wasteof money..

There are moments of undeniably zippy fun, but Daredevil suffers from indolent acting, incoherent pacing and a monotonous script that's weak compared to the average superhero movie standard.

A decent superhero flick but compared to the likes of Spider-Man, etc there are just better ones out there to look to instead. I actually enjoyed the Elektra prequel that followed more than this, but enough about the bad because its still a good film with an interesting premise and a good line-up of actors. The problem is it never really grabs you and you don't really fall in love with any of the characters so I found myself drifting throughout, but still there's enough here for it to be enjoyed.

Ben Affleck is a tool. He's about as believable a super hero as I am a super model. Ben, do us all a favor, stick to directing and romantic comedies so that I don't have to see you anymore!

Excluding some impressive stunts, there's just not much here if you look at all the money and star power that went into making it.