I'm confused. What does that statement even mean?
If they made this too grounded, I am going to be rather annoyed.
"To me, when I first encountered the character, it seemed to me like these were not the greatest super powers in the world. Like, 'all he can do is punch really hard?'," Buck recalls. "But that's sort of what appealed to me about it he has this one gift, and he can use it some ways, but in the rest of [his] life, it's just not all that significant."
"[Danny's] greatest gift is just his martial arts skills, and that's not a super power that's something he struggled for and earned by training day and night throughout his whole childhood," he continues. "So from that perspective, we do try to keep it very real and grounded."
GeckoMoria said:Oh, Vile i have been meaning to ask you, you have gotten the screeners right?
Now that the embargo is over, the answer is yes. I viewed the first six episodes.
. I take my work and embargoes very seriously, so it annoys me when things like this happen.Not surprised to see reviews knocking this around...still can't believe that Marvel let goddamn Scott Buck run not only this, but Inhumans. He's a garbage show runner. So disappointing to hear that Iron Fist is the first actual bust of the MCU. Danny Rand deserved better.
But hey! Scott Buck!
Scott Buck was the wrong guy for Iron Fist. After watching the first six episodes, that much is clear to me.
I'm seriously concerned about Inumans now. Not sure how Buck was handed these two huge shows right off the bat at Marvel.
Anyway, here's my spoiler-free official review of the first six episodes:
Iron Fist Season 1 (Episodes 1-6) Review
If half your season sucks, does that ever work out?It is really hard for me to care about reviews of less than half the season. I am going to wait and see Iron Fist in full, especially before worrying about other shows.
As far as Inhumans, I will wait until we get actual footage and a feel for what the show is before worrying.
Thanks for the review, Vile. These reviews are especially disheartening considering this is my favorite character of the Marvel/Netflix bunch and was therefore the one I was most excited about. But I was wary of Scott Buck from the moment they announced him, so I can't say I'm too surprised if he hasn't delivered. Oh well, I'm still planning to binge the whole thing the day of release like I did with the others and hoping to be pleasantly surprised.
If half your season sucks, does that ever work out?
Pretty fair. I'd say the action is a step above what we got in Jessica Jones and maybe Luke Cage, but well below the best stuff from Daredevil.IGN makes it sound boring and like the fighting isn't all that great. Finn looking out of place doing it:
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Though they do say it was getting more fun and comic booky as it went on.
So Daredevil...I'm pretty much in the same boat you are flickchick85. Hearing that we'd never get to see Danny suit up in season 1 was a very bitter pill for me to swallow. But all that aside, things do sort of pick up and get better toward the halfway point. I will still be there on March 17 to pick up the whole season.
But I hope this isn't a case of the show getting cancelled after the first season and we never get to see a true blue Iron Fist.
But yeah, they needed someone who could figure out how to do all the cool comic book and fantasy stuff and meld that to the street level urban vigilante business.
There's really no excuse for saying you can't figure out why Danny would need to wear a costume at the same time as saying him being a public billionaire and figure would give him reason to want to conceal his identity as a crimefighter and vigilante.
Lets see how the show is in its entirety before talking about not getting a second season, etc. Worst case, even if Iron Fist gets no 2nd season, I bet Danny will be in more Defenders stuff, and maybe they would work Danny into Luke Cage worst case.
But again, I think this discussion and doom/gloom isnway too early