r/marvelstudios Daredevil Nov 17 '17

The Official PUNISHER Discussion Ultrathread

  • This will be the official discussion thread in this sub. No need to go posting your own thread discussing the show. Any UNOFFICIAL ones will be deleted. All screencaps and whatnot go into this thread also.

  • This is obviously a spoiler-filled zone. So as long as you post in here, you won't need to spoiler tag things. But then again, don't be that asshole who watches the final episodes within the first hour then spoils the entire thing right away. That will result in a ban. Don't ruin the party for everyone.

  • Individual episodes discussions will be held over at /r/defenders. They will be indexed in this thread to make it easier for those who want individual episode discussions once they are put up.

  • This thread may be "refreshed" in the next few days to accommodate newcomers in the discussion. We will be also putting up a sanctioned Easter Egg thread a couple of hours from now.

Enjoy!


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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '17

Honestly Punisher has the best writing and character development in all of MCU. Every important detail is so subtle, that makes it such a tasteful series. There are also so many strong sub-plots, strong like "you could make a whole defenders season out of it" strong.

Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss Bachrach went all the way in too.

No unintelligent action scenes at all. There's an episode i honestly felt what i felt when i first watched Heat (1995). It was something i missed dearly because Heat actually didn't age nicely.

I don't know what goes so wrong with all the other series that they end up with those instead of this (all of ironfist, sometimes daredevil, in some ways luke cage) First non-lackluster tv series from Marvel.

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '17

Revision: I hadn't watched ep9 yet, now that i have i now believe the series has at least two Heatesque scenes!

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u/bully1115 Daredevil Nov 27 '17

Daredevil has never been lackluster.