The Old Daredevil & Elektra were a MESS

I'm not the bad guy.

[Eva-jyqupur]

Bullseye was hands down the standout character out of the entire Daredevil movie. He may be cartoonishly insane, but he's enjoying it so much that it's hard to not to love him.

[SourRobo]

I miss Michael Clarke Duncan. He was such a great actor. He could make you cry, laugh, and be terrified.

"Don't you put that evil on me Ricky Bobby!"

[kingbash]

The Daredevil and Electra films were such a fever dream to me. At least they did give us a pretty good Kingpin.

[stanleeever]

Technically, the first Marvel "cinematic" universe was the Lou Ferrigno/Bill Bixby films where the Hulk met a version of Thor and Daredevil, and was planning to crossover with the Nicholas Hammond Spider-Man at one point.... But then again, Thor nor Daredevil got their backdoor TV shows off the ground, Electra got her spin-off film, so, you got me there! X3

[rowanatkinson]

Panning to Matt without a mask or sunglasses as the song goes "ALL THIS TIME I CAN'T BELIEVE I COULDN'T SEE" is still the hardest I've ever laughed at a movie

[ThethSnake]

Evanescence: "I can't believe I couldn't see."
Movie: "Let's put Matt's eyes onscreen during this exact lyric."

Oh, you show that. Carry on.

[SJ_RANKS]

23 years later and I’m still pissed they ditched wolverines iconic yellow suit for a bunch of biker suits seriously let him wear the yellow suit in the insomniac game

[heroicgangster]

Kamen Rider Kuuga is pretty much what the Daredevil movie should've been. A cop/law drama show with villains that actually wear suits while also having street punk aesthetics in human disguise. A protag that wants to do good in a world with a ton of scum, gradually getting more powerful and having some angry moments. But "for kids"

[MineplexVLOfficial]

Micheal Clarke Duncans Kingpin appearing in the MTV Spider-Man TV show (Which was meant to be a sequel to the Maguire film) supports my headcanon that all the Pre MCU Marvel films are set in the same universe

[InReserveProductions]

We all shit on the Daredevil film but no one can say Michael Clark Duncan wasn't the man as Wilson Fisk.

[tylerwalker]

The Bullseye frame at 6:05 is so funny I had to stop the video because I was laughing too much. I've seen this movie more than once and I don't know how I missed something so amazing.

[gregsky]

I don’t know other people’s opinions of this but I really liked Michael Clarke Duncan as Kingpin and it’s a shame we didn’t get to see him do more with the role. I actually think he could’ve been a good addition to the Raimi Spider-Man movies. And I know he voiced the character in TNAS but I still would’ve like to have seen him in live action one more time

[kitanasfans]

To be fair, that "C-Train" line dd hit was kinda least when I first heard long time ago.

[backroomsdbm]

I'm really starting to love these videos on older Marvel movies, mostly since MCU stuff starts to get tiring

[Monkey_Boy]

You gotta admit that the Affleck "Daredevil" was way more realistic, though. I mean, when I first met my wife, we also got into a fight at a playground where the kids gathered 'round and cheered up a storm!

[Theoman]

Xavier: "I'm not a Spider-man Channel!"
Also Xavier: *brings up Spider-man TAS 50 times in a non Spider-man related video*

[electricVGC]

This Daredevil movie had a great use of Michael Clark Duncan as Kingpin. Kinda sad we didn't get an aside about Trial of the Incredible Hulk as the other weird daredevil movie.

[alexz]

Daredevil is a really compact character. He’s a super- powered blind catholic ninja lawyer

[Infinite_Repeat]

It is funny how they pretty much let Colin Farrell go over the top as he possibly good while at the same time not actually put in a costume unless they really thought they were gonna get a sequel to the movie

[BlackHippy]

Alot of people dont wanna admit it but this movie is what put them onto "bring me too life" hell the dvd had the music video on it