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Originally posted by Quentin Black I take it reading isn't one of your strong points, lol. It's not too hard if you try.
I dismiss MWF as an introdction point to DD only as they screwed up Elektra but I also said it does have good characterisation of Matt. Not surprisingly it is also what I have said here, Elektra does get screwed up but what the comic does for Matt is undeniable.
Bullseye climbed up the fire escape. They never show the whole few hours of him looking for Elektra, they just show him eventually reaching his destination.
And why, pray tell, is he looking for Elekta ON THE ROOFTOPS?
So no, he can't do superhuman leaps.
He can, however, somehow telekinetically grab Daredevil's billy club. Seriously, how'd he do that?
Those 'goofs' show him constantly doing superhuman things which also include landing on a taxi from a 40 story jump, managing to get to the top of a skyscraper and leaping very high in to the air. That is how he is in the comics whether it is official or not.
The comics also show him fighting aliens, demons, and the Hulk. The self-stated intention of the movie was to bring Daredevil into the 'real world'. Hence he has the motorcycle suit, Elektra has her cliche leather outfit instead of the red silk, etc. Yet characters are able to do these radically superhuman things.
He went to the church to recover. He couldn't fight him on the roof. Had he attacked Bullseye on the roof he would have most likely lost and Bullseye isn't going to stick around to fight the police. Daredevil just about manages to get enough energy to excape and recover for a while. It was only when he went in to the church and got confronted did he get up and fight. He knows how high the stakes are and he has to fight or he will die. He doesn't even do very good job of it in the end and only won through a last minute save.
Yes, yes, yes. We've been over this before. Everyone accepts the Bullseye fight, even if it is pretty far-fetched how at one moment he's as helpless as this.
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Then he's suddenly able to hold off a trained assassin when the plot calls for it.
Both arms are important and he does use both arms to fight but all the punches he pulls are with his right arm because his left arm is injured. He dodges for the most part of the fight and only wins by dodging and breaking the guys knees. I like how he does that. He goes against Kingpin in a similar state of mind and health in Hardcore and wins. You have no point.
He is not in a similar health in Hardcore. In Hardcore he was only burned recently, NOT with an open wound in his arm, causing him to bleed to death.
I hope that the police managed to deal with whatever crime was being commited but I think the love of his life was worth it. I have answered you, try...y'know, that little thing called reading.
You just don't get Daredevil, you know that? Besides, as the movie shows, it wasn't the love of his life, just a one-week stand.
I have a sense of humour. The difference is I know when it is appropriate and how weak using it to cover up a lack of knowledge of something during an argument. Imagine if all debates had puerile people like you who cracked bad jokes to ridicule whatever their against when they run out of things to say, our world really would be screwed.
Imagine if all debates had people calling others' supporters 'lapdogs' and 'sidekicks'. And if their opponants don't agree with them, they must be 'slow'.
This isn't a political debate. People come online to get away from their day jobs and have fun. That involves, GASP!, telling jokes.
Don't be an ass (whoops, too late). I know you got your knowledge of Daredevil from TPBs, just like me. You just can't accept that MWF was out of continuity, hence Daredevil killing people and Elektra being psychotic. From its inception as a movie treatment, it was never intended to fit in with the main series. That's why Matt fights the Fixer and his men without his costume on and other various discrepancies.
Frank Miller has had bad spots too. Remember the first story in Daredevil Visionaries 3? The doctor blabs on about the evils of angel dust for 2/3rds of a page. But since this isn't Worst Moments in Comic Books...
As robobat would say, Daredevil The Movie is whack, to a level on par with a heart attack.