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So far the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has only had two hours to develop any one of their major villains (save for Loki) so forgive the hyperbolic statement: Vincent D’Onofrio’s Wilson Fisk is the most terrifying villain to ever emerge in this live action universe. He’s played with reserve, a slow boil of terrifying proportions that erupts in one of the most violent scenes the MCU. D’Onofrio not only understands the character but embodies everything that has made Kingpin an endearing villain for so many years. This show is as much about his rise to power as it is Daredevils, and parallels are incredible. Fisk isn’t the big theatrical villain we’ve come to expect, he’s a quiet thoughtful criminal puppeteer, and he’s an absolute joy to watch.

The violence in the show is unmeasurably more brutal than anything Marvel has previously put on the screen. There is a certain visceral level to the show that reminds the viewer that this is by and large a regular man in a mask. There is a lot of blood, more than you would expect and there are plenty of creative deaths. Moreover the choreography is impeccable. There is a fight scene at the end of the second episode that gives the hammer in a hallway scene from Oldboy a serious run for its money. It’s that damn good.

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Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
I need to borrow somebodies netflix account.... so who will let me borrow theirs




lol

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Originally posted by DARTH POWER
^ I'm thinking of getting Netflix, with all these Marvel shows plus other stuff they have.

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Originally posted by Robtard
Nice

Unless the "free trial" comes with stipulations and they block the newest content, which is something Netflix would do.

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Originally posted by Robtard
Did you read the fine print of the EULA?

There very could well be a stipulation where you agreed to let Netflicks sew your lips to the anus-hole of another person and in turn have another person's lips sewed to your anus-hole if you cancel. Just saying.

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Originally posted by Mindset
Pretty sure that was his incentive to sign up.

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Originally posted by BlackZero30x
Netflix costumer support is actually really cool. I canceled my subscription before March but they still charged me for March. I called and not only did I get my money back but they let me keep my subscription through March for free. The phone call only lasted like 5 mins too.

I don't like paying for it if I have watched everything I already wanted to so I cancel my sub until they put new stuff on. Just gotta hit the restart membership button and all your preferences and everything are still where they were when you left.

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Originally posted by Dreampanther
10th of April - less than a week to go! Being the greedy pig that I am, I'll probably end up watching the whole season in one go.

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Originally posted by DARTH POWER


It's not even expensive, so with all the Marvel shows coming I might even keep it. Plus gives me a chance to catch up on Tv series I never watched like Battlestar Galactica and Breaking Bad.

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Originally posted by Ridley_Prime
Oh yeah, there's a trailer for this that autoplays for me on Netflix after watching something. Looked pretty promising. Guessing that's the same trailer there based on the time length.