Season 2 is even better. “Born Again” is just as bloody, with big, bone-crunching fights climaxing seven of its eight episodes (the outlier ends in operatic tragedy). But engrossing as all get out.

What makes season 2 stand out is that showrunner Dario Scardapane’s hard-boiled superhero thriller refuses to pluck at the same dramatics notes strummed in season 1. Instead it arrives, to a story destination that challenges and upends expectations while showing how revenge can have its limits.

Thematically timely with some ferocious action to boot, Born Again’s second season largely hits the bullseye.

For the most part, "Daredevil: Born Again" Season 2 walks the tightrope of producing an affecting and relevant drama while still keeping cape comics fans engaged and catered to. It is one of the better efforts to come out of a recently troubled MCU.

It’s a good show that offers a more focused story than Season 1, as Daredevil and his allies attempt to push back against Mayor Fisk’s reign of terror. ... At the same time, it feels like there are simply too many characters.

While Daredevil: Born Again continues to be a watchable Marvel series with good performances, your enjoyment of the show may depend on how close you feel Fisk’s New York is to what is going on in real life.

Even setting aside a finale that may go down as one of the most misguided sequences in the entire MCU, season 2 can't help but feel like a crushing disappointment. It's a shame, too, because there's still so much to enjoy.

I like it. But I feel like I should LOVE it. Here's the thing... I don't care WHAT your political message is at this point... I just do not want it. I'm beyond done with any show or movie becoming some sort of soapbox or morality play. Give us entertainment please.

Season 2 isn’t horrible, season 1 was horrible. Season 2 is simply boring so far - most of the vigilantes they are hunting seem to be unable to protect themselves really which is weird, the story rn is weak and the side characters are kind of aimlessly wandering around. Maybe it will get better.

Daredevil is delusional. Everywhere people die, and he just doesnt want to start taking any credibility.

The title character's actual screen time is minuscule - replaced by a hodge-podge of far less interesting secondary characters, the action is a cheap imitation of the original season, the directing is consistently amateurish, with excessive and overly-stylized lighting that discards every element of verisimilitude. To top it off the central storyline is a incredibly heavy-handed allegory for a corrupt political leader using thuggish-police to crack down on a minority group and put them in cages. I understand people many Americans are justifiably unhappy with the current government but is it too much to ask for a Marvel show to release a story with a plot that offers more than just a blatant power-fantasy response to current day news stories? This isn't even rejecting political allegory, you could have story about Hydra building an NYC cell and show how people get lured into political violence, or how officials are corrupted, without it being so childishly on-the-nose; a story which echoes present problems without hitting you over the head with its 'symbolism'. If the original season was a baroque neo-Noir, a Caravaggio painting playing with the chiaroscuro of Hell Kitchen's claustrophobic setting, the latest season is finger-painting by chimpanzees.

This is just extreme democratic propaganda against president Trump in the most fake and sly way. But the real thing is that they only show how toxic and fake left agenda is