Aayush Khatiwada

To sum it all up - brilliant. From romance to action to drama to crime, this show has it all. I was originally thrown off by the title of the series. I went into it a little bit sceptical but grew to love this series. This series incorporates so much thought and creativity into it. The cast and acting are amazing. The storylines are (almost) never far-fetched or random. This show does an extremely rare thing where there's a love triangle, but both options are completely understandable and there isn't one clear, correct option. 5/5, would recommend watching.

I binge-watched all three seasons and I've never become invested as quickly as I did with this show. Everything about this show is beautiful, intricate and well thought out. The acting is brilliant. The characters are multidimensional. The villain is fantastic. The cinematography is absolutely stunning. And let's not forget the opening theme - GOD, the theme is amazing. After I finished this series I felt empty for a good three days knowing that there wasn't another season. Hopefully, Marvel will include Charlie Cox's Daredevil and the same cast in an upcoming MCU film, because this series is just amazing. #SaveDaredevil

There were great parts... and there were not-so-great parts. Acting, cinematography and script were pretty good. The character development was also pretty good (especially on Jessica's part). The general storyline, however, somewhat lacked. Throughout Daredevil and Iron Fist, they made out The Hand to be a huge, dangerous criminal organisation, but what was depicted in this series was seriously underwhelming. Danny Rand/Iron Fist comes across as whiney and childish as he does in the Iron Fist series. I think they tried to do too much with the whole "Black Sky" storyline, it was confusing at times. Overall, a flawed but great series. 4/5 stars, would recommend.

Season 1 was absolutely amazing. Season 2 was average. Season 3 was definitely better than Season 2, but not as good as Season 1. I loved everything about Season 1. The villain, the storyline, the unpredictability. It wasn't too far-fetched and wasn't trying to do too much. It was just right. Season 2 went downhill and was sort of random. Season 3 was slightly better. The villain was pretty good but nowhere as good as Kilgrave in Season 1. Overall, the acting and cinematography were amazing. The opening theme is brilliant. The character growth (especially Jessica's) is really impressive. What I loved about this series is that as a female-lead TV show, they didn't create characters that were female; instead, they wrote characters that just so happened to be female. This made all the difference and made the series very enjoyable. Overall, 4/5. It's a flawed series, much like the characters, but still amazing. Would recommend.

By far the worst of the MCU Netflix series. They tried to make this show deep, mystical and poetic but it just came across as really cringy. It's a storyline that's been seen several times before: a rich boy with dead parents comes back, reveals he's not dead and becomes a hero. There are certain parts of the show that I enjoyed, most of which do not include Danny Rand/Iron Fist, which says a lot about the series. Danny goes on about how he learnt to control his emotions in K'un-Lun but loses his temper every damn episode. While watching I could predict so many lines and story arcs, I might as well have written the script myself. I watched this series with high hopes after watching Daredevil and Jessica Jones, which were absolutely amazing series. I was disappointed. 3/5, and that's being generous.