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.

A huge improvement from Season 1, well-written and directed, with great pacing and probably the best D'Onofrio performance as Kingpin that we've ever gotten. Since its beginnings on Netflix, this show once again proves to be one of the best Marvel productions to date and I can't wait to find out where it will go next. Charlie Cox, you're a legend.

The second season has a few cool scenes and some good action stunts, but that’s not enough to justify eight hours of watching. After every episode, I kept thinking, “Alright, now it’s finally going to get interesting,” but ****’s hard to adapt comics into movies, but every year they seem to handle it worse. I can’t say it’s terrible, but it feels toothless, barely scratching the surface and never delivering anything substantial — like soup with more water than anything else.There aren’t many good examples, but have you ever seen "The Penguin?" I guess it actually shows that it’s possible to create something more than mid.

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.

Podre, não tem nada que se salva nessa segunda temporada, assim como na primeira.

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