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I would give this movie negative stars if I could. Words cannot accurately describe my hatred for this movie. It has too many flaws for me to cover in one review, the acting, plot holes, and the God awful visuals. The film feels like it's trying far too hard to be relevant and make political statements, and Marvel's horrible jokes take a front row seat here. Shuri is the single worst character in any film i have ever seen. If you think Killmonger was a good villian, time to rethink your right to critisize movies. Absolute garbage, save as many braincells as you can and skip on this atrocity.

This movie will always have a special place in my mind. While it definitely isn't the best movie ever, with some poor dialogue, acting, as well as plot choices, it's still a fun watch. Looking back to the early 2000's when comic-book movies were a small niche, a nice little medium for fans, as oppose to the obnoxious habits of garbage expanded universes today, Daredevil is defiantly a fun ride. With gems like Collin Farrell's Bullseye and Michael Clark Duncan's Kingpin, it's a nice look back into the past, even with it's flaws.

For starters, the movie is underrated. Its got solid acting, pretty good special effects for 2003, a great soundtrack, and some stunning visuals. The problem comes mostly with the story. I admit that the movie earned my respect by focusing more on characters than the Hulk, but I wish it did more. There isn't a whole lot of development between the Hulk and Bruce Banner, one of the things that I really like seeing in Hulk movies. It would have mad it a lot more interesting, but unfortunately the movie bloats the runtime with a generic father-son dynamic that doesn't really pay off emotionally. Additionally, some of the lines are pretty weird and not very well delivered, especially because Eric Bana and Jennifer Connally having very little chemistry with one another. Sometimes the acting is a little stiff, besides Nick Nolte. He comes off as a little out of place in the film, his extremely energetic and intense acting doesnt mix that well with the more stoic and reserved acting by the rest of the cast. The editing in the film is also quite odd, Ang decided to go for a more comic book panel style. It doesn't work tremendously well except for a few scenes, and it distracts the viewer from what they should be focusing on. The film would be a lot better without it. The villians in the movie (mainly Nick Nolte as the absorbing man) aren't very compelling, and seem very out of place. The comics never had the absorbing man as Banners father to my knowledge, even though his presence does provide us with some nice symbolism and a decent ending for Bruce. I'd honestly say that the absorbing man was probably the best choice for this movie, because even though the final battle is still a CGI smackdown, its much more about the relationship and emotions that these two characters (Absorbing man and Hulk) have for each other. Someone like Abomination would have seemed a little out of place here, especially considering the films emphasis on relationships and character rather than the action. Speaking of the action, it can come across as lackluster. The Hulk looks ki d of off. He doesn't look bad, but he doesn't seem like the rage monster he is in the comics. He's built like a giant toddler, and his face isn't that intimidating. The action is mostly Hulk fighting the military. Ifs shot pretty well, and its entertaining enough. The best fight was definitely the last though, having some beautiful cinematography and that awesome score by Danny Elfman. Overall, I'd say check it out if your a fan of the Hulk. It may not be your cup of tea, but I'd say for the average competent viewer, it'll be worth your while. Forgive and spelling or grammatical errors, I'm on mobile.

I absolutely loved this show. Season 1 was amazing, David Tennant and Kristen Ritter played their parts perfectly. Great acting, a solid plot, and engaging action, season 1 was everything and more. But then season 2 happened. While not horrible, it was no where near the level that season 1 was. The main villian (SPOILERS) of Jessica's mom was lackluster at absolute best. The pacing was odd, and the acting for the side characters took a downgrade. After the mass cancelation of all Marvel shows, I was hoping season 3 would send things off with a bang. And, eh. It had some good moments, Foolkiller was a decent villian, and the acting was a bit stronger, but most of the side characters turned to insufferable morons. Not to mention the awful ending. But overall, if your going to watch this show, I'd say stick with season 1.

Daredevil has been one of my favorite heroes since I was a kid. The concept of a blind superhero was awesome, the design was also badass. Although he never got past my all time favorite in Wolverine, he surpassed my second favorite (Doctor Strange) when this series came out. Excellent plot, acting, cinematography, pacing, everything comes together perfectly. This show really had an impact on my interest in writing, being the best thing the MCU has ever produced, completely separated from those atrocious marvel films. Definitely a must watch, it nailed one of my favorite comic villians of all time in Bullseye. The only time the show struggled was in season 2, the pacing was off and Elektra (while the best on-screen interpretation of the character thus far) is kind of boring. Besides that, this show is amazing and I loved nearly every minute of it.