Its almost exhausting as the action unfolds but never in a way that makes it a detriment to the show.Дaredevil stays true to the source material too, with a well thought out plot and one excellent casting choice in Wilson Fisk. These arenвЂ™t just disposable minions, theyвЂ™re tough gang members and this realistic vision really helps elevate Daredevil to another level. The thugs he fights are not easily dispatched and as the fight continues and the body count racks up, you really get a feel for the struggle he undertakes. With one continuous shot and no music bar a few quiet string sections, the camera pans down a hallway while Murdock fights in adjacent rooms off camera that eventually spill into the hallway. The camera work is good too with one particular hallway scene, thereвЂ™s one of the best uses of a camera IвЂ™ve seen in a long time.

The pale yellows by night contrast beautifully with the dull, blue-greys by day and this use of colour is cleverly used throughout. Unlike the saturated, bright colours of other superhero shows, Daredevil steers the opposite way with a muted colour palette.

I mentioned earlier about the cinematography and its here that Daredevil is in a league of its own. With emphasis on the delicate hierarchy of crime bosses, Fisk feels like a man under just as much pressure as Murdock, just on different sides of the same coin and because of this, the show feels more realistic and fleshed out. Daredevil smartly shows both sides of the fight, including the history of both characters. Notorious for his lust of power, equal screen time is given to both Fisk and Murdock to understand their motives and given enough time to grow as individuals. The main villain is the crime boss Wilson Fisk ( Vincent DвЂ™Onofrio). We really get a sense that this is just a man with heightened senses rather than a superhuman god and Daredevil is all the more better for it. Seeing the aftermath of fights with angry, purple bruises overВ MurdockвЂ™s face or seeing him wince and pant in the morning are some of the best displays of gritty realism in a superhero show in a long time. Working as a vigilante by night taking out low-level gang members, during the day Murdoch struggles to keep up his lawyer persona. Set in HellвЂ™s Kitchen, New York, the story follows Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) вЂ“ a lawyer whoвЂ™s blindness causes is other senses to have superhuman skills. Boasting impressive cinematography, fleshed out characters and an intriguing plot, Netflix manage to reinvent Daredevil with a new vision after the lacklustre film of the same name.

Gritty, realistic and brutal, Daredevil is MarvelвЂ™s first street-level superhero and the overwhelming feeling of a fish out of water works perfectly with the character.

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