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A proper Daredevil film could be so damn good. With David Fincher behind it... man, just think.
A proper Daredevil film could be so damn good. With David Fincher behind it... man, just think.
Not at all. It's a great adaptation in fact that does a good job of sticking to the comics, as good as Iron Man IMO. It is a little B-movieish though, and Ben really isn't that good of an actor...but it's definitely a good representation of the comics.Am I the only one who thinks that the Ben Affleck movie actually wasn't a bad adaptation of the comics?
I did quite like it up to a point. It only fell apart for me towards the end when they just rushed through everything. The worst I could say about it is that it felt like an incomplete film, which as it turned out it was.Not at all. It's a great adaptation in fact that does a good job of sticking to the comics, as good as Iron Man IMO. It is a little B-movieish though, and Ben really isn't that good of an actor...but it's definitely a good representation of the comics.
Andrew Garfield met Michael C. Hall last night at a post-Oscars party.
Michael C. Hall is so perfect for the role. I know there was some uproar a while back when Jason Statham said he wants to play DD, but I think he'd make a fantastic Bullseye
Hitman Director Xavier Gens Shares His Vision For A Daredevil Reboot
MM:..Are there any movies in this genre you'd like to tackle within the Marvel Universe?
XG: I really love the Marvel universe, one of my favorite is Daredevil. I really love also the Punisher and I don't understand why they made so many bad movies on that character.
MM: Funny thing about Daredevil is the theatrical version which wasn't taken so well…and then the Directors cut which gained quite a bit of praise from the fans. Personally I thought MSJ did a good job with what he had…I personally just didn't think Affleck was a good fit for the role. If given the chance what direction would you like to take Daredevil? Should this franchise be R rated like the directors cut???
XG: If I have to made a Daredevil movie, I will take a completely different direction. My vision of the character is much more a drama. There will be a 1st part in the child hood of matt Murdock and the universe of Hell kitchen. Something in the univers of the first Rocky Balboa. Is the story of a poor family of hell kitchen, the father is a loser who made some boxing match, the mother is sick and she died. The father have to make the education of is son alone. He became a outlaw, he made fight to win money and one day he is killed by the mobs. Alone Matt murdock go to an orphanage and is there were he got is accident. And there is a long reducation because he became blind and he have to learn a new sens. With a very realistic point of view. And he became better and better and he made lawyer study.
And if he were to get the chance to direct this reboot, who does he think would do a good job in the title role?
XG: For Daredevil I think Sam Worthington could be very great and intense for this character. For the vilain it's depênd of the story.
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It's probably not completely fair to blame the director for Hitman. Yes, it sucked, but the script was absolute horsesh**. Tom Hanks used to say "you can make a horrible movie out of a great script, but you can't make a good movie out of a horrible script." I think the best case scenario for DareDevil would be to get Frank Miller to write and "direct", then get someone like Xavier Gens to help him point the camera.Really not feeling his choice of Worthington...But I'm glad atleast someone would like to see DD back on the big screen. I've seen Hitman and didn't like it very much but Gens does sound like a big fan of ol' hornhead. Here's hoping by next year Marvel will have the rights back.
..Where in my post was I blaming Gens for Hitman? All I said was I didn't like it.It's probably not completely fair to blame the director for Hitman. Yes, it sucked, but the script was absolute horsesh**. Tom Hanks used to say "you can make a horrible movie out of a great script, but you can't make a good movie out of a horrible script." I think the best case scenario for DareDevil would be to get Frank Miller to write and "direct", then get someone like Xavier Gens to help him point the camera.