Just as a note, Kristen and Michael didn't realize that they were watching the "dialogue boost" version of the movie so any comments about the music or sound being off is probably more so to do with that and less so to do with the actual sound balancing of the movie. Rest assured we'll be double checking this on movies going forward 😅
Careful now, you're only allowed to do that with "minority" religions, like Islam and Judaism and voodoo. The "white man's religion" is problematic cause... reasons?
@@jsm-tac2753 It means that it's not a cheesy, out of the blue, "let's be controversial" choice; part of Daredevil's history is impacted by his catholic education (one of the reasons he decides to adopt a "devil" alter ego, along his father's boxing nickname). And it hasn't gone away; in a recent run, Matt Murdock became a priest while he had no memory. Unfortunately, the film skips part of that explanation, and just throws the religious iconography there (if the audience knows, they know); a common mistake done by many adaptations: not giving some explanation for the audience that doen't know the character from the pages.
Daredevil debuted 60 years ago in Marvel Comics. From his Inception to the 1980s, he was colorful, clever, exciting superhero in yellow & black, then in his signature red. That his handicap didn't limited him to risking life and limb. Going into the 1980s, Frank Miller (Sin City, 300) reinvented the character as he is today. A hardcore, dark and gritty crime-fighter with much realism in leading the life of hero, lawyer, catholic, friend, ally, being an example of what his father Jack wanted him to be. The original live-action DD/Matt Murrdock was Rex Smith and Kingpin/Wilson Fisk was John-Rhys Davies for one of The Incredible Hulk tv movies, 35 years ago. DD is the only Marvel property that was with a Disney studio (Touchstone) first before being with Fox and then back to Disney. 2003, first year of multiple Marvel films and DD was among the 3 with X2, The Hulk. I liked the theatrical cut. It had the tone and feel that was expected. The sequences with the action and use of DD's shadow vision were well played. I thought the casting was good. Affleck did alright as DD/Murdock, Colin Farrell was so over the top as Bullseye, the late MCD as Kingpin was perfect and Jennifer Garner as Elektra was slowly but surely sinking into who the character really was in a good way. Jon Favreau as Foggy, 5 years before being Happy Hogan and one of the godfathers of the MCU still blows my mind. Theatrical cut wasn't a flop, but a lot of footage was taken out. This 2004 director's cut with R-rating is much better than the original. The subplot of Dante Jackson (the late Coolio), framed for murder was the bulk of it plus some alternate/additional scenes of the original cut thrown in. Either version rocks regardless. DD on film was a well-done approach. The spin-off film Elektra (2005) didn't fare well at the box office. The unrated director's cut makes it a much better movie Jennifer Garner still gets some love for being the original Lady Assassin. The writer/director of DD also made Ghost Rider (2007) with Nic Cage. Check this one out too. As usual, theatrical cut was ok while the extended cut is better.
I’m sure others will say it, but if you really want to see Daredevil done right, watch the Daredevil tv series starring Charlie Cox. That’s some of the best stuff Marvel has ever done.
gosh I'm so glad they're watching all these older marvel films i love the FF movies and this daredevil movie... also thank God they're watching the directors cut
@@ShiroganeKaiser yes I know why they’re watching it💀 I’m just glade they are not many people watch this movie and it doesn’t get the prop it deserves 😭
Michael Clark Duncan was only 1.5 inches taller than Ben Affleck. Michael spent weeks building muscle; he put in a lot of effort to portray The Kingpin.
In the comics, Daredevil becomes close friends with Spiderman. So much so, that in some story lines, they know each other's identities, and try to help cover each other when having to take off for a battle with each others respective villains. Sometimes wearing each others costume, to fake out people who think they know the secret identities of one or the other. And in one of my favourite stories, Pete/Spidey loses his sight, and Matt/DD helps him cope with the loss. I'd hoped that the TV series or the movies, would work that friendship in..but alas..so far, the powers that be, don't seem to want to.🤨
I've never understood why people disliked this one or its spiritual follow up Electra. They're both solid movies that did fairly well. And Michael, that wasn't the first Evanesance song in the movie. The song that played during the Nachios funeral was also by Evanesance.
Yeah, this movie came out in the early 00's, before Marvel got their act together and started connecting all their movies into one "cinematic universe." But more accurately, Marvel Comics didn't have their own movie production studio until about 2007. And worse, they were facing bankruptcy in the 90's. So they let several Hollywood movie studios make movies about their characters. New Line Cinema made Blade starring Wesley Snipes in 1998, Twentieth Century Fox made X-Men in 2000, and Sony Pictures made the first Spider-Man with Tobey Maguire. Fox would also make Daredevil in 2003. All the money that Marvel made from these movies got them out of bankruptcy, and they founded their own movie studio - Marvel Studios. Iron Man would be their first movie in 2008, which became the start of what we now know as the Marvel Cinematic Universe a.k.a. the MCU. Without the success of those early Marvel movies like Daredevil, we probably would've never had the Avengers movies today.
The thing to remember with Director's Cuts is that some things were cut for a reason.... I wish someone was there to tell them that the Evanescence songs were released on this album, not before. So in a way this film broke Evanescence into the mainstream. This album was big for a lot of bands...sucks they watched it on dialogue boost.
Ya'll gotta watch the tv show and Daredevil is catholic this movie just barely touched on his religion at all. I do like how they show Matt being human when he comes home from a night out as Daredevil and how they show how he see's with his senses
Just so y'all know Kingpin doesn't tolerate failure at all and plus if you work for him there's no quitting. The only way out is getting whacked nothing more.💪💪💪💪
One thing that really bugs me about this version is the way Foggy comes across as less than a great lawyer in the courtroom scene. It doesn't make a lot of sense that Matt would team up with someone so incompetent to start a law firm. The Charlie Cox version of Foggy is a lot more competent.
As others have and will mention, the Netflix Daredevil series blows this movie away, but for it's time, it was just great to see. It went unnoticed, but director and comic writer, Kevin Smith played a character called "Jack Kirby" who interacted with Ben Ulrich. Kevin wrote several issues of the Daredevil comic, but more importantly, Jack Kirby was, at least, equally important to the Marvel characters as Stan Lee. He was the artist, who was co-creator of Captain America, with Joe Simon, and was co-creator of almost everybody else except Spider-Man and Dr. Strange. The Fantastic Four; The Avengers,;Thor (w-Stan & his brother Larry Leiber); Iron Man; the X-Men ... and more, Jack was there! If Jack had been around, he would have been making cameos and everybody would have been yelling "Jack!" Stan was more of the public face, and he wrote the dialogue, but Jack had as much input in the stories as Stan did. Just like Bill Finger wrote and created Batman characters like the Joker (w-Jerry Robinson) far more than Bob Kane. Enjoyed you two sharing your critical eye on this weak attempt, but I highly suggest watching the Netflix series (now on Disney+) because he's going to play a larger part in the future. Bill Everett was the original artist in the premiere issue of Daredevil. This movie is an example of screenwriters, producers and directors believing they are better writers than those who created the character. The difference is when we get to Marvel movies, the creative forces behind the creation has more input in the films, and those who make decisions are in tune with the history and thought process of creating comics. Hollywood is too full of egos who want to take source material and make it their own, and they fail tremendously 99% of the time.
Question, which one of you has been stabbed? If the answer is nigther, then shut up.🤣🤣🤣 You don't just get up. I have been stabbed twice. It's no joke. If they hit a main, your bleeding to death. Yes, from a shoulder wound. It's a bit like dry drowning. Someone is saved from the water and dies in a hospital bed the day after. It's tricky. Oh, you left the dialog boost on. That's why it sounds bad.
I was just listening to Michael Rosenbaum talk to Tommy Flanagan on his Inside of You podcast, and Tommy was talking about being stabbed and the intense pain of the knife going on. Not something you ever want to feel. I feel for ya.
Yeah I worked a homicide where the guy was stabbed in the shoulder and hit an artery. he bled out internally. It looked like a flesh wound, but wasn't.
On the other side of that argument. My friend was stabbed 9 times with a knife while in a street fight( 5 on the shoulders, 1 small one on the base if the neck where it met his collar bone, and the other 3 on the chest and stomach. He absolutely beat the shit out of the guy, but he was covered in blood and almost bled out by the time he got to the hospital. People are tougher than you would think even if incapacitated
I mean sure, but then he walked it off and fought with two super villains in the same night, so it's more about inconsistency within the film rather than underestimating stab wounds.
Ok guys from us comic nerds of the 80s (IMO) was so fun. BullsEye in the comics at that time (in the 80s comics) was a bit cheesy and at times was written very dangerous so for me this movie caught what I remembered as a comic book reader. Now how they wrote Elecktra was not written as well as her comic book name sake. I feel they were going for the cheese and in that respect they landed it. Electra's death was (if I remember correctly ) a big deal at the time so for the fans in this movie they set up as maybe a sequel or something leaving it ambiguous as to did she survive ( but how) And remember guys this is a different world not ours and in that world these things happen. Awesome reaction guys and I love you are / have gotten into pre current Marvel movies which was a big thing for the old comic nerds at the time. And I can't believe you guys didn't shout out Kevin Smith ( in the morgue). :)
Daredevil was among some of the first superhero films marvel released before they got the MCU formula right. It does have its cheesy moments but I personally loved this movie as a kid and the nostalgia for it holds a special place in my childhood. The soundtrack was also great and brings me back to those times. The original Spider-Man movies, x men 1-3, fantastic 4, are all apart of my childhood and I still love them even though they’re not perfect they are a product of its time.
Bit of a ruiner of fun this guy is, my assumption is people who like the movie are watching reactions. I don’t really want what’s flawed about it to be pointed out every 5 seconds.
I don't know, is it me? Am I a bad viewer for being grated on the fourth time that someone shouts "weeeee" any time there's an action set piece, because I guess we're meant to be impressed by how above it he is? I mean, I get it about toxic audiences, I'm just wondering if toxic performers are something we can talk about.
Great movie. I don't get why this movie got a bad rap I think it is a great movie. Since you are looking at old Marvel movies. You should watch The Punisher 1989 the only great Punisher movie.
damn michael really firing shots 😂😂 "you guys gonna cuddle in your sensory deprivation tank" 🤣🤣 "Oh now you can walk!!" "what is this spiderman-3?" come on michael who hurt you today?!! 🤣🤣
I told myself not to comment again and then Michael said “there IS a Netflix show (which you can watch on Disney + if you change the parental settings) that does it a little more justice “…. A lot more justice. The hallway fight scene is one continuous shot and the switch out the actor with the stunt person using the “cowboy swap”. It’s brilliant!😆🤘
After this you should watch Elektra 2005. It follows Elektra's story right after Daredevil ending. Also as people have mentioned Olympus has fallen series with Gerard Butler is a must see. There are 3 movies in the series and all of them are pretty good.
If you guys want to, Elektra’s story continues with her own stand alone movie. It explains how she was able to survive at the end of this movie. Highly suggest watching the directors cut of that one too, and maybe a few deleted scenes. ;)
This is probably the NUMBER ONE film where sound design is MOST significant and this happens to be my NUMBER ONE fictional character. I honestly don’t know whether to upvote or downvote.
ahhh i miss the movies from the 2000s so much!! they dont make movies like them anymore. the ending scene where he jumps off the roof with the soundtrack just gives me so much nostalgia. this was me and my cousin's favourite movie when we were kids
Colins character was over the top because of several things. 1- he was in the throws of just coming out of rehab for heroin 2- comic book movies werent treated well because of the Schumacher Batman movies ( yes even after x-men) (daredevil was looked at like a blind batman) 3- the studio got heavily involved for the theatrical version to cut down to 90 minutes, which the performances suffered therefore of scene timing and urging on the actors for a more comic over the top performance Things got more serious and hopeful for comic book movies after Batman Begins. Thankfully Colin has turned things around greatly for himself since.
This movie had a lot of promise and really was ahead of its time in a lot of ways. Honestly I think Ben was pretty good in the roll. His ex, not the greatest Electra. Collin would have been a good Bullseye I think if he hadn’t gone so cartoony with the whole thing. Also, Mr Duncan (RiP) was a killer kingpin. Again if he was a touch more serious that would’ve been great. This is also one of the rare occasions where the race bend on Kingpin made sense. MCD was a great choice because other than his skin, he was physically perfect in a live action adaptation of the character. Now again, I wish he played it more like Vincent’s Kingpin in the Netflix series. Also, they had some pretty drastic interference from the studio and the budget got out of control. Also, they did some really cool stunts with the wires and no CGI. If they had better tech mixed with some of that practical it would’ve made things so much more believable. Also, the ending of this flick really fell off the rails from the Elektra fight with DD. Before really, but it just kinda fell apart. Anyway, I appreciate this film more and more, even with its problems, as time goes by. But when you’ve got X Men and Blade and Spider-Man putting up all time great superhero films around the same era, this one just couldn’t realize its promise.
The guy Bullseye steals the bike from (the one who ends up with the pen in his forehead) is comic writer/artist Frank Miller, who was the original creator of Elextra when he wrote for the Daredevil comics.
Thank you for sharing your reaction to this. I enjoyed "Daredevil" in the theater and coincidentally played the soundtrack while driving today, before watching this upload.
Why are you guys always nitpicking on every small detail? Just react to the movie and stop desperately looking for flaws. Of course the Daredevil is a little bit goofy and cheesy, it's a superhero movie, they're all a little bit goofy and cheesy. That's what makes them fun to watch.
It's not them, it's just Michael. I've watched like 3 with him and I haven't gotten any impression from him other than trying to signal his exclusivity. It's a shame, because I would certainly exercise the etiquette of "if you don't like it then don't watch it" ...if he weren't occupying a show that I otherwise very much do.
This movie is still fun for me. MCD as Kingpin was peak, he had a presence to him that has him up there with Vincent for me personally. It's like with different Jokers, all have something amazing that was brought to the table
They complain about the movie being cheezy... CHEEZY... Are they not aware about ANY superhero movies released during that time or pre-DD ? Name ONE non-cheezy Batman movie prior. Name ONE non-cheezy Superman movie prior. Name ONE non-cheezy Marvel Movie prior.. Hulk, Blade, Spider-Man.. Do they even realize that these movies are based on COMICS?! Man these guys keeps failing to not give me headaches..
The beginning when he wakes up in the hospital makes me think of Deadpool when he's talking to Althea saying "I thought you saw me...with your ears" heh
Loved this reaction, in addition to this, Kristen should definitely react to the recent Daredevil show which is 3 seasons. They do justice to daredevil and Kingpin was cast perfectly in the show. Note to Jaby: I am ok with Kristen reacting to the highlights of the entire show and the summary of events so they can be caught up and get ready for the new Daredevil: Born Again show or any of the MCU projects that may involve Charlie Cox's Daredevil.
The 2000s were a very different era for comic book movies. It was weird time where they still rode the line between taking the material seriously and making it over the top as kid content.
Daredevil show with this duo please! This movie is my guilty pleasure because DD is one of my favorite heroes. ❤ that disclaimer hindered their reaction a bit but great reaction all the same.
I love this movie, even the theatrical! So much fun that knows exactly what it is :) Even still, as a friend of mine says "Daredevil, a blind man with the power of sight!"
Awesome! And, y'all reacted to the directors cut too! It's very of it's time for super hero flicks but the DC is very underrated. Much better than the theatrical cut. Kudos! 👏
After my favourite star couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie the second star couple is Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. I love to watch their movies if they are started in same movie in my childhood. Those are my lovely days enjoying a lot to watching Hollywood movies. Anyway thanks for reaction.😅
When DD gets stabbed, y'all had such smack to talk about Matt, lol. You forgot, ALL of his other senses are dialed up - Including his sense of touch, which is part of what makes him such a capable acrobat/fighter, but he'd also be experiencing so much more pain than an average person ever could. Especially if he hasn't been stabbed before. Cut the man a bit of slack! lol And yes, I would watch a CinePals Netflix Daredevil reaction. I don't know if it should just be Kristen alone though. I imagine most everyone else has seen it already, but maybe you could mix it up and have different Pals watch episodes or clumps of episodes with her. I just can't help but think for a project like that it's better when shes got someone to bounce off of. I can't explain why, it's just a gut feeling.
Just as a note, Kristen and Michael didn't realize that they were watching the "dialogue boost" version of the movie so any comments about the music or sound being off is probably more so to do with that and less so to do with the actual sound balancing of the movie. Rest assured we'll be double checking this on movies going forward 😅
elecktra i just heard- saw? elecktra confrumed to be in 3 with ryan and
darevil soundtrack look up cinepals
i found out that this is the second time this movie came out in last 6 months
DareDevil is Catholic in the comics, so it's an important part of how he functions.
Reminds me of the streamer mode the Guardians of the galaxy game had.
With how much they mention it, it really changes the tone of the reaction.
Yes. Kristen SHOULD watch the Netflix show!!!
Seconded
I concur
Yeeeessss!
Hell yeah
No objection !!
Kinda funny that Ben Affleck went on to be Batman and Colin Farrell went on to be the Penguin lol
Good observation
Ironically, Daredevil and Batman should switch personal given their skill sets. Lol
That crossed my mind while watching
Like peaky blinders Murphy was scarecrow and Tom Hardy baine both on peaky
This movie will always have a special place in my heart for introducing me to evanescence.
this did have a pretty banger soundtrack I miss those days found so many good artists that way
Word! Introduced me to Revis..
So true.
R.I.P. Michael Clarke Duncan. Wilson Fisk a.k.a. the Kingpin
We lost a great talent when MCD passed.
@@LordVolkov true dat
This is my king pine.
Yes this is my king pine.
I use pine soap 😊@@Oldman78
They didn't bring religion into this. Matt has always been Catholic. It's central to his character.
Careful now, you're only allowed to do that with "minority" religions, like Islam and Judaism and voodoo. The "white man's religion" is problematic cause... reasons?
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@@jsm-tac2753 It means that it's not a cheesy, out of the blue, "let's be controversial" choice; part of Daredevil's history is impacted by his catholic education (one of the reasons he decides to adopt a "devil" alter ego, along his father's boxing nickname). And it hasn't gone away; in a recent run, Matt Murdock became a priest while he had no memory.
Unfortunately, the film skips part of that explanation, and just throws the religious iconography there (if the audience knows, they know); a common mistake done by many adaptations: not giving some explanation for the audience that doen't know the character from the pages.
I wanna see em react to the tv show cause this movie barely touched on the religious stuff of Daredevil
You guys clearly missed where Matt said, "I was there trying to protect you..." which explained why Daredevil was there.
RIP Michael Clarke Duncan the great actor in the film
Daredevil debuted 60 years ago in Marvel Comics.
From his Inception to the 1980s, he was colorful, clever, exciting superhero in yellow & black, then in his signature red.
That his handicap didn't limited him to risking life and limb.
Going into the 1980s, Frank Miller (Sin City, 300) reinvented the character as he is today.
A hardcore, dark and gritty crime-fighter with much realism in leading the life of hero, lawyer, catholic, friend, ally, being an example of what his father Jack wanted him to be.
The original live-action DD/Matt Murrdock was Rex Smith and Kingpin/Wilson Fisk was John-Rhys Davies for one of The Incredible Hulk tv movies, 35 years ago.
DD is the only Marvel property that was with a Disney studio (Touchstone) first before being with Fox and then back to Disney.
2003, first year of multiple Marvel films and DD was among the 3 with X2, The Hulk.
I liked the theatrical cut.
It had the tone and feel that was expected.
The sequences with the action and use of DD's shadow vision were well played.
I thought the casting was good.
Affleck did alright as DD/Murdock, Colin Farrell was so over the top as Bullseye, the late MCD as Kingpin was perfect and Jennifer Garner as Elektra was slowly but surely sinking into who the character really was in a good way.
Jon Favreau as Foggy, 5 years before being Happy Hogan and one of the godfathers of the MCU still blows my mind.
Theatrical cut wasn't a flop, but a lot of footage was taken out.
This 2004 director's cut with R-rating is much better than the original.
The subplot of Dante Jackson (the late Coolio), framed for murder was the bulk of it plus some alternate/additional scenes of the original cut thrown in.
Either version rocks regardless.
DD on film was a well-done approach.
The spin-off film Elektra (2005) didn't fare well at the box office. The unrated director's cut makes it a much better movie
Jennifer Garner still gets some love for being the original Lady Assassin.
The writer/director of DD also made Ghost Rider (2007) with Nic Cage.
Check this one out too.
As usual, theatrical cut was ok while the extended cut is better.
I’m sure others will say it, but if you really want to see Daredevil done right, watch the Daredevil tv series starring Charlie Cox. That’s some of the best stuff Marvel has ever done.
I regret that I have but one like to give.
@@joeno-say5504 allow me to add my like to yours my friend
🗣HALLWAY!
I concur
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gosh I'm so glad they're watching all these older marvel films i love the FF movies and this daredevil movie... also thank God they're watching the directors cut
Yeah the director's cut makes this a much better movie than the theatrical release.
I feel like they're watching these movies because of 1 certain movie. If you know, you know.
@@ShiroganeKaiser yes I know why they’re watching it💀 I’m just glade they are not many people watch this movie and it doesn’t get the prop it deserves 😭
Michael Clark Duncan was only 1.5 inches taller than Ben Affleck.
Michael spent weeks building muscle; he put in a lot of effort to portray The Kingpin.
Whoa they hid that really effectively!
RIP to a great one
This is why physical media is king, no tampepering with sound or censored media
In the comics, Daredevil becomes close friends with Spiderman. So much so, that in some story lines, they know each other's identities, and try to help cover each other when having to take off for a battle with each others respective villains.
Sometimes wearing each others costume, to fake out people who think they know the secret identities of one or the other.
And in one of my favourite stories, Pete/Spidey loses his sight, and Matt/DD helps him cope with the loss.
I'd hoped that the TV series or the movies, would work that friendship in..but alas..so far, the powers that be, don't seem to want to.🤨
Dante Jackson was played by Coolio...turns out you can only see his appearance in the Director's Cut
Fun fact for those who don't know, 4 sewer turtles and a rat we're bathed in the same waste spill.
I've never understood why people disliked this one or its spiritual follow up Electra. They're both solid movies that did fairly well. And Michael, that wasn't the first Evanesance song in the movie. The song that played during the Nachios funeral was also by Evanesance.
I liked this movie a lot tbh, I liked Bullseye and Kingpin and Daredevil looks great too
I just realized that Affleck didn't do a bad job here at all. Charlie Cox surely outdid him, but Affleck wasn't a bad Daredevil by any means.
Yeah, this movie came out in the early 00's, before Marvel got their act together and started connecting all their movies into one "cinematic universe."
But more accurately, Marvel Comics didn't have their own movie production studio until about 2007. And worse, they were facing bankruptcy in the 90's. So they let several Hollywood movie studios make movies about their characters. New Line Cinema made Blade starring Wesley Snipes in 1998, Twentieth Century Fox made X-Men in 2000, and Sony Pictures made the first Spider-Man with Tobey Maguire. Fox would also make Daredevil in 2003.
All the money that Marvel made from these movies got them out of bankruptcy, and they founded their own movie studio - Marvel Studios. Iron Man would be their first movie in 2008, which became the start of what we now know as the Marvel Cinematic Universe a.k.a. the MCU. Without the success of those early Marvel movies like Daredevil, we probably would've never had the Avengers movies today.
The thing to remember with Director's Cuts is that some things were cut for a reason.... I wish someone was there to tell them that the Evanescence songs were released on this album, not before. So in a way this film broke Evanescence into the mainstream. This album was big for a lot of bands...sucks they watched it on dialogue boost.
Ya'll gotta watch the tv show and Daredevil is catholic this movie just barely touched on his religion at all. I do like how they show Matt being human when he comes home from a night out as Daredevil and how they show how he see's with his senses
In Brazil the bank notes are different sizes so the blind can tell them apart and different colors so those who can`t read can also tell them apart.
Just so y'all know Kingpin doesn't tolerate failure at all and plus if you work for him there's no quitting. The only way out is getting whacked nothing more.💪💪💪💪
The was one my favourite movies as a kid.
I love that more people are reacting to this film!!
"You guys gonna cuddle in your sensory deprivation chamber?" 😂😂
Michael Clarke Duncan did powerlifting to prepare for this role!
One thing that really bugs me about this version is the way Foggy comes across as less than a great lawyer in the courtroom scene. It doesn't make a lot of sense that Matt would team up with someone so incompetent to start a law firm. The Charlie Cox version of Foggy is a lot more competent.
As others have and will mention, the Netflix Daredevil series blows this movie away, but for it's time, it was just great to see. It went unnoticed, but director and comic writer, Kevin Smith played a character called "Jack Kirby" who interacted with Ben Ulrich. Kevin wrote several issues of the Daredevil comic, but more importantly, Jack Kirby was, at least, equally important to the Marvel characters as Stan Lee. He was the artist, who was co-creator of Captain America, with Joe Simon, and was co-creator of almost everybody else except Spider-Man and Dr. Strange. The Fantastic Four; The Avengers,;Thor (w-Stan & his brother Larry Leiber); Iron Man; the X-Men ... and more, Jack was there! If Jack had been around, he would have been making cameos and everybody would have been yelling "Jack!" Stan was more of the public face, and he wrote the dialogue, but Jack had as much input in the stories as Stan did. Just like Bill Finger wrote and created Batman characters like the Joker (w-Jerry Robinson) far more than Bob Kane. Enjoyed you two sharing your critical eye on this weak attempt, but I highly suggest watching the Netflix series (now on Disney+) because he's going to play a larger part in the future. Bill Everett was the original artist in the premiere issue of Daredevil. This movie is an example of screenwriters, producers and directors believing they are better writers than those who created the character. The difference is when we get to Marvel movies, the creative forces behind the creation has more input in the films, and those who make decisions are in tune with the history and thought process of creating comics. Hollywood is too full of egos who want to take source material and make it their own, and they fail tremendously 99% of the time.
I gotta say, both Jennifer Garner and definitely Kristen are 🔥.
So obviously now we need you two to watch the Netflix version.
Question, which one of you has been stabbed? If the answer is nigther, then shut up.🤣🤣🤣 You don't just get up. I have been stabbed twice. It's no joke. If they hit a main, your bleeding to death. Yes, from a shoulder wound. It's a bit like dry drowning. Someone is saved from the water and dies in a hospital bed the day after. It's tricky. Oh, you left the dialog boost on. That's why it sounds bad.
I was just listening to Michael Rosenbaum talk to Tommy Flanagan on his Inside of You podcast, and Tommy was talking about being stabbed and the intense pain of the knife going on. Not something you ever want to feel. I feel for ya.
Yeah I worked a homicide where the guy was stabbed in the shoulder and hit an artery. he bled out internally. It looked like a flesh wound, but wasn't.
On the other side of that argument. My friend was stabbed 9 times with a knife while in a street fight( 5 on the shoulders, 1 small one on the base if the neck where it met his collar bone, and the other 3 on the chest and stomach. He absolutely beat the shit out of the guy, but he was covered in blood and almost bled out by the time he got to the hospital. People are tougher than you would think even if incapacitated
I mean sure, but then he walked it off and fought with two super villains in the same night, so it's more about inconsistency within the film rather than underestimating stab wounds.
Ok guys from us comic nerds of the 80s (IMO) was so fun. BullsEye in the comics at that time (in the 80s comics) was a bit cheesy and at times was written very dangerous so for me this movie caught what I remembered as a comic book reader. Now how they wrote Elecktra was not written as well as her comic book name sake. I feel they were going for the cheese and in that respect they landed it. Electra's death was (if I remember correctly ) a big deal at the time so for the fans in this movie they set up as maybe a sequel or something leaving it ambiguous as to did she survive ( but how)
And remember guys this is a different world not ours and in that world these things happen.
Awesome reaction guys and I love you are / have gotten into pre current Marvel movies which was a big thing for the old comic nerds at the time. And I can't believe you guys didn't shout out Kevin Smith ( in the morgue). :)
I just gotta say Michael Clarke Duncan was a pretty fire looking Kingpin
He was pretty fire looking in any role he had. :D
I don't care what people say, this was good and I loved it.
I love the Daredevil tv show so much but I always have a fun time with this movie it’s just a good time
MAJOR PAYNE is a Must Watch are you kidding me!!!!😂😂
I'll *never* be able to stop laughing when she takes off his glasses and he's just crossing his eyes 😂😂😂😂
1:09:56 This is why putting Kingpin in the slammer is pointless. The guy's rich as hell and he'll just get out the next day we know that too well.💥💥💥
This version was way better than the theatre version
Guys, I recommend Colin Ferrell again in The Batman & Phone Booth. Awesome movies of him.
You seen In Bruges yet? I *loved* him in that.
Opinions are great! But try not to complain the entire movie😉
They seem to live in a world where everything is shit unless it's 6-packs, big tits or animated.
You guys definitely need to watch Major Payne. Some of Damon Wayans' best work, in my opinion😊
Daredevil was among some of the first superhero films marvel released before they got the MCU formula right. It does have its cheesy moments but I personally loved this movie as a kid and the nostalgia for it holds a special place in my childhood. The soundtrack was also great and brings me back to those times. The original Spider-Man movies, x men 1-3, fantastic 4, are all apart of my childhood and I still love them even though they’re not perfect they are a product of its time.
R.i.p. Coolio and Michael Clarke Duncan !!
The tv series done by Netflix and now on D+ is so much better.
Bit of a ruiner of fun this guy is, my assumption is people who like the movie are watching reactions. I don’t really want what’s flawed about it to be pointed out every 5 seconds.
I don't know, is it me? Am I a bad viewer for being grated on the fourth time that someone shouts "weeeee" any time there's an action set piece, because I guess we're meant to be impressed by how above it he is? I mean, I get it about toxic audiences, I'm just wondering if toxic performers are something we can talk about.
Great movie. I don't get why this movie got a bad rap I think it is a great movie. Since you are looking at old Marvel movies. You should watch The Punisher 1989 the only great Punisher movie.
Definitely watch the Netflix show
Feel unconfortable by religious thing ... why the cross around the neck ?
She was Saying that Catholic Churches are Scary, not Judging the Religion of the Others
damn michael really firing shots 😂😂
"you guys gonna cuddle in your sensory deprivation tank" 🤣🤣
"Oh now you can walk!!"
"what is this spiderman-3?"
come on michael who hurt you today?!! 🤣🤣
I told myself not to comment again and then Michael said “there IS a Netflix show (which you can watch on Disney + if you change the parental settings) that does it a little more justice “…. A lot more justice. The hallway fight scene is one continuous shot and the switch out the actor with the stunt person using the “cowboy swap”. It’s brilliant!😆🤘
I would love to see Kristen laugh her way through Major Payne. Her giggle and squeals of delight are too good 🥰
I absolutely love these two pairs together what a combo
Kevin Smith deserves a cameo in Deadpool.
The Netflix show is AMAZING, This was ok for what it was I do love the Music and the soundtrack.
After this you should watch Elektra 2005. It follows Elektra's story right after Daredevil ending. Also as people have mentioned Olympus has fallen series with Gerard Butler is a must see. There are 3 movies in the series and all of them are pretty good.
Michael has no pause😂😂😂😂love it!!
If you guys want to, Elektra’s story continues with her own stand alone movie. It explains how she was able to survive at the end of this movie. Highly suggest watching the directors cut of that one too, and maybe a few deleted scenes. ;)
This is probably the NUMBER ONE film where sound design is MOST significant and this happens to be my NUMBER ONE fictional character. I honestly don’t know whether to upvote or downvote.
It's not that Bullseye didn't match the tone of the movie--it's that the movie didn't match his. Colin Farrell rules.
ahhh i miss the movies from the 2000s so much!! they dont make movies like them anymore. the ending scene where he jumps off the roof with the soundtrack just gives me so much nostalgia. this was me and my cousin's favourite movie when we were kids
I had this on dvd when I was younger and I watched it so many times. I unironically love this movie, especially the soundtrack!
Colins character was over the top because of several things.
1- he was in the throws of just coming out of rehab for heroin
2- comic book movies werent treated well because of the Schumacher Batman movies ( yes even after x-men) (daredevil was looked at like a blind batman)
3- the studio got heavily involved for the theatrical version to cut down to 90 minutes, which the performances suffered therefore of scene timing and urging on the actors for a more comic over the top performance
Things got more serious and hopeful for comic book movies after Batman Begins.
Thankfully Colin has turned things around greatly for himself since.
This movie had a lot of promise and really was ahead of its time in a lot of ways. Honestly I think Ben was pretty good in the roll. His ex, not the greatest Electra. Collin would have been a good Bullseye I think if he hadn’t gone so cartoony with the whole thing. Also, Mr Duncan (RiP) was a killer kingpin. Again if he was a touch more serious that would’ve been great. This is also one of the rare occasions where the race bend on Kingpin made sense. MCD was a great choice because other than his skin, he was physically perfect in a live action adaptation of the character. Now again, I wish he played it more like Vincent’s Kingpin in the Netflix series. Also, they had some pretty drastic interference from the studio and the budget got out of control. Also, they did some really cool stunts with the wires and no CGI. If they had better tech mixed with some of that practical it would’ve made things so much more believable. Also, the ending of this flick really fell off the rails from the Elektra fight with DD. Before really, but it just kinda fell apart. Anyway, I appreciate this film more and more, even with its problems, as time goes by. But when you’ve got X Men and Blade and Spider-Man putting up all time great superhero films around the same era, this one just couldn’t realize its promise.
The guy Bullseye steals the bike from (the one who ends up with the pen in his forehead) is comic writer/artist Frank Miller, who was the original creator of Elextra when he wrote for the Daredevil comics.
I forgot how young he is in this movie :D The DD TV show is so good, I hope it continues to be as good, when it comes back...
Thank you for sharing your reaction to this. I enjoyed "Daredevil" in the theater and coincidentally played the soundtrack while driving today, before watching this upload.
Why are you guys always nitpicking on every small detail? Just react to the movie and stop desperately looking for flaws. Of course the Daredevil is a little bit goofy and cheesy, it's a superhero movie, they're all a little bit goofy and cheesy. That's what makes them fun to watch.
It's not them, it's just Michael. I've watched like 3 with him and I haven't gotten any impression from him other than trying to signal his exclusivity.
It's a shame, because I would certainly exercise the etiquette of "if you don't like it then don't watch it" ...if he weren't occupying a show that I otherwise very much do.
@@blackbrandonblue yeah he seems a bit...uh special
@@blackbrandonblue But the "goofy and cheesy" comment came from Kristen, so she's not that innocent either.
Kristen, you should definitely see the Daredevil series. I think it'd be much more to your liking.
This movie is still fun for me. MCD as Kingpin was peak, he had a presence to him that has him up there with Vincent for me personally. It's like with different Jokers, all have something amazing that was brought to the table
They complain about the movie being cheezy... CHEEZY...
Are they not aware about ANY superhero movies released during that time or pre-DD ?
Name ONE non-cheezy Batman movie prior.
Name ONE non-cheezy Superman movie prior.
Name ONE non-cheezy Marvel Movie prior..
Hulk, Blade, Spider-Man..
Do they even realize that these movies are based on COMICS?!
Man these guys keeps failing to not give me headaches..
Had this on tape as a kid, use to watch all the time one of my favorite childhood movies.
You two are so much fun to watch reactions with!☺️🤘
As Michael and probably a good section of the comments are probably saying… Yes, watch the Daredevil series. It’s easily one of my favorite shows
The beginning when he wakes up in the hospital makes me think of Deadpool when he's talking to Althea saying "I thought you saw me...with your ears" heh
Loved this reaction, in addition to this, Kristen should definitely react to the recent Daredevil show which is 3 seasons. They do justice to daredevil and Kingpin was cast perfectly in the show.
Note to Jaby: I am ok with Kristen reacting to the highlights of the entire show and the summary of events so they can be caught up and get ready for the new Daredevil: Born Again show or any of the MCU projects that may involve Charlie Cox's Daredevil.
I really like this movie, even with the flaws it is cheesy fun.
In order to understand what happened to Electra you must watch the movie Electra
@@chand911 it explains how she survived the stabbing.
Actually, yeah, that's a good cool.
Too bad the movie itself wasn't good at all (it was even cheezier than the first one)...😅
The 2000s were a very different era for comic book movies. It was weird time where they still rode the line between taking the material seriously and making it over the top as kid content.
The part 2 of this movie it's be a movie called green mile.with kingpin in jail
They definitely need to watch the series before Born Again releases.
Just goes to show how much music means to the enjoyment of a film.
Daredevil show with this duo please! This movie is my guilty pleasure because DD is one of my favorite heroes. ❤ that disclaimer hindered their reaction a bit but great reaction all the same.
I love this movie, even the theatrical! So much fun that knows exactly what it is :)
Even still, as a friend of mine says "Daredevil, a blind man with the power of sight!"
Watch the first 3 seasons of daredevil
Kristen should watch the Netflix series. I think she would really like it. I loved Collin's take on Bullseye. Like a drama queen jack sparrow
Elektra taking is mask off and believing him is Daredevil's Martha moment before Batman V Superman had their Martha moment
Classic movie but i highly recommend you two watch the daredevil series its really good
Jennifer garner was awesome and very beautiful as Elektra
Jennifer Garner hands down best reason to watch this film.
All of Netflix's Daredevil seasons are goated and it's a top notch show
The directors cut version is much better and to me, is a must watch if you're a superhero fan.
I had the soundtrack album for this movie. Evanessence's Bring me to life and My Immortal is the best ost from this movie.
Awesome! And, y'all reacted to the directors cut too! It's very of it's time for super hero flicks but the DC is very underrated. Much better than the theatrical cut. Kudos! 👏
I absolutely agree with Kristen on this. Major Payne is legend! Also, Collin Farrell was doing the 90's comic movie villain thing.
After my favourite star couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie the second star couple is Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner. I love to watch their movies if they are started in same movie in my childhood. Those are my lovely days enjoying a lot to watching Hollywood movies. Anyway thanks for reaction.😅
When DD gets stabbed, y'all had such smack to talk about Matt, lol. You forgot, ALL of his other senses are dialed up - Including his sense of touch, which is part of what makes him such a capable acrobat/fighter, but he'd also be experiencing so much more pain than an average person ever could. Especially if he hasn't been stabbed before. Cut the man a bit of slack! lol
And yes, I would watch a CinePals Netflix Daredevil reaction. I don't know if it should just be Kristen alone though. I imagine most everyone else has seen it already, but maybe you could mix it up and have different Pals watch episodes or clumps of episodes with her. I just can't help but think for a project like that it's better when shes got someone to bounce off of. I can't explain why, it's just a gut feeling.
Yes the both of you should 100% watch Major Payne. He would love that movie.