D.A.Lewis wrote:I like Daredevil, it is actually very similar to Arrow (First season)
I think:
Night avenger Arrow > Night Avenger Daredevil
both guys have the same mission (really), Arrow seems more on target with his
Daredevil's evil guy Fisk > Arrow's evil guy Malcolm
Both guys have the same mission, Fisk is just far more compelling
Arrow Sidekicks (Diggle/Felicity) > Daredevils (Foggy & Karen)
kinda get bored with the Foggy and Karen scenes
I'll agree with the first two, but I have to disagree with the Karen scenes. I think she is a fantastic actress, and as hot as Felicity is, Karen is waay hotter. I also like Foggy and the interaction between him and Daredevil much better. All around better actors, IMO.
D.A.Lewis wrote:Fight Chorography --- Daredevil > Arrow
(but once again Arrow more convincing - Daredevil just overpowers everybody and it just makes the fight scenes seem staged instead of a battle over life and death)
Here I'm going to have to throw a big HUH?? at ya. How can you not see Daredevil's fights as life and death? He's getting effed up in just about every one; you can see if not actually FEEL the damage and punishment he takes, and the bruises and cuts carry over from one episode to the next, sometimes for three episodes. Hell, I think he took more damage in Ep. 2 alone than Arrow took in the first season (ok, maybe an exaggeration, but not by much...). Daredevil choreography trumps Arrow by far.
Overall, my FAVORITE aspect of Daredevil is the lack of teen-angst CW drama that Arrow has. I got my fill of that with Smallville; who does Clark love? Lana? Chloe? Lois? Back to Lana? Ignore Chloe this week? New hot chick only to find out she's been kryptonited, and is using a love potion power on Clark at the whim of Lex? Does Lex even like Clark? Or are they best friends? Has Lex been toying with us the whole time?
Blah. Give me Daredevil beating the shit out of everyone any day.
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