The point, of course, was that, despite Daredevil being one of their most valuable properties, they didn't go with the "anything other than a movie doesn't do service to the character" line of thinking, they didn't think television (well, Netflix), was below it.
News flash, I'm well aware of that, it's the reason I wrote "but it seems like they did it in all likelyhood" in my previous post.
The "different audience and different medium" is a fair point, I'll grant you that: I don't recall any good examples of actors cast for TV roles who have moved on to do the same roles on movies and have them be box office successes. I'm at a loss, however, at alternatives of how the Inhumans can be introduced into the MCU.
I think we forget that the Inhumans were NEVER introduced on their own in any media so far - it has always happened in someone else's books or shows, like the Fantastic Four or Hulk and the Agents of SMASH - and they're not a tried and true success even in the comic book world so far, unlike Guardians of the Galaxy and despite Marvel's efforts. As such, an introduction prior to the movie, in the same vein Black Panther is getting, would do wonders to ensure the movie's success. Furthermore, it is not guaranteed the 2019 movie will be an origin one, on the contrary: sandwiching it between parts 1 and 2 of "Avengers: Infinity War" may point to it being a tie-in movie, so to speak, and an origin tale wouldn't fit well in this take.
In any case, we're likely to know this a month from now.
