The C3G Cave - Hangout

[tcglkn]

Still haven't seen Luke Cage season 2 or Iron Fist season 2, I really enjoyed the first season of Luke Cage, but even if I get the logic behind Iron Fist's character design, he was annoying so I couldn't finish the first season.

[Yodaking]

I didn't think Iron Fist season 1 was all that bad, certainly not as bad as some of the buzz was trying to make it sound. It wasn't great though either, but overall I enjoyed it enough. I will agree with one of the more specific criticisms leveled it's way. After watching the outstanding fight sequences in Daredevil Season 1, I was really surprised at how poorly Danny's fight scenes were put together. I did really like Colleen's fight in the cage match, but when Danny fought it was rather disappointing. I've read that the reason why Danny's fights were so lackluster is because they rushed into production and filming soon after hiring him and didn't give him any time to actually train for the role. Then because they didn't have him wear a mask like DD, they couldn't swap him out for a stunt double like they did in DD. Seems like really poor planning to me, but something they say has been corrected as he's now had plenty of time to get trained up to speed. He had much better fight scenes in the Defenders and I'm told his appearance in Luke Cage season 2 that I have not yet seen. So hopefully season 2 corrects that mistake.

[japes]

Originally Posted by Yodaking

I didn't think Iron Fist season 1 was all that bad, certainly not as bad as some of the buzz was trying to make it sound. It wasn't great though either, but overall I enjoyed it enough. I will agree with one of the more specific criticisms leveled it's way. After watching the outstanding fight sequences in Daredevil Season 1, I was really surprised at how poorly Danny's fight scenes were put together. I did really like Colleen's fight in the cage match, but when Danny fought it was rather disappointing. I've read that the reason why Danny's fights were so lackluster is because they rushed into production and filming soon after hiring him and didn't give him any time to actually train for the role. Then because they didn't have him wear a mask like DD, they couldn't swap him out for a stunt double like they did in DD. Seems like really poor planning to me, but something they say has been corrected as he's now had plenty of time to get trained up to speed. He had much better fight scenes in the Defenders and I'm told his appearance in Luke Cage season 2 that I have not yet seen. So hopefully season 2 corrects that mistake.

I hope so...that was my biggest complaint as well.

[Karat]

The good thing is they can just play it off as he grew into himself and his confidence level.

[IAmBatman]

I felt he was at least starting to grow into his humanity by season's end and by his stint in the Defenders as well, so hopefully he's a tad less of a d-bag as well.

[Scapemage]

I have high hopes for Iron Fist Season 2. I didn't think Season 1 was that bad. Something had to be the worst of the lot.

[Karat]

Originally Posted by Scapemage

I have high hopes for Iron Fist Season 2. I didn't think Season 1 was that bad. Something had to be the worst of the lot.

Jessica Jones has that spot

[johnny139]

Ha, Jessica Jones is the only superhero TV show I think is actually legitimately good - the rest are just "good for a superhero show."

[Ronin]

I stalled out on Iron Fist season 1, haven't watched anything past that.

I'm also of the opinion that (up to that point that I've watched), JJ Season 1 blows all the other Marvel Netflix shows out of the water. Not even close.

[Lazy Orang]

I still haven't seen any of them! I don't have Netflix....

[Ronin]

I think the first seasons of Daredevil and Jessica Jones made it to DVD/Blu-Ray.

That's all you really need.

[IAmBatman]

David Tennant’s Purple Man is the best comic book villain portrayal to date. I guess Ledger’s Joker is right there, but those are the only two I’d really consider.