Straight to Hell

Too many unexplained motivations. Why did Sheila Rivera betray the police commissioner when all we've seen from her indicates an unease, at best, with Fisk? Why did Frank Castle, who we've seen portrayed as tactically adept when he took down entire gangs, decide on a doomed frontal assault? Hopefully the answer won't be the old "I meant to get my ass kicked and then captured" ploy, but I'm afraid that's going to be the explanation. And I'm sorry but I think the governor of New York and the federal government would have something to say if the mayor of NYC were to declare martial law on such a flimsy pretext. Far inferior to the three seasons of Daredevil we had on Netflix.

Who is okaying these overused slo-mo shots. How many times do fans need to express that making an entire fight slo-mo is something that nobody wants. I stg directors do not have any idea how to use this editing effect nowadays. I know I'm making a big deal out of it but there's no way I'm the only one who feels this way. I'll say it one more time... you can't just make something more dramatic by slowing down footage. That's called being sloppy.

I dable in recording every now and then and even someone with little experience, I can tell that shots like the ones in this episode are just not used correctly.

Almost all of my reservations and concerns have been settled; the show I love is back in a big way. Season One of Born Again may have been a little uneven due to its unfortunate production issues, but by its final episodes it has proved to be an immensely gripping drama that continues the story of Daredevil (and some of his acquaintances) through an exciting and compelling narrative. Jon Bernthal is absolutely phenomenal as Frank Castle, and Charlie Cox continues to be an undeniable force in front of the camera. Wonderful performances all around.

This episode serves as an excellent conclusion to this first chapter of Born Again. It's a satisfying experience in its own right that neatly sets the stage for whatever comes from Season Two. Well done!

Frank is a total animal in this and i love it seeing michael gandolfini becoming this character has been a ride and i love it. Newark did him dirty but he's really got the opportunity to show off his acting chops in this and i am so happy for him.

There were moments where i had my jaw on the floor.

I think marvel is really embracing the r rating and the violence and the truly violent nature of the characters like fisk and castle.

They even went a step ahead with fisk's violence and i loved it.

I also appreciated the deep conversations and the little banter between frank and matt.

Jon bernthal as the punisher is.... i have no words.

Also looking back i think the entire muse plotline was rather unnecessary.

This is a great set up for the second season.

Everyone who was able to see this episode early was hyping this thing up. Saying it was the best episode of the entire show and it will surprise you.

I did not get that whatsoever with this episode, I still enjoyed my time with it a lot and there's a lot of things I love! But it's nowhere near the best of the show.

My option, this is probably one of the weaker episodes of this entire season.

I can say the punisher was by far the best part, he's just like the character that he was before, he brings his graphic violence with him. And overall, it's just the exact same character!

I'm excited to see what season two has to bring, this episode had a lot to offer with the story and continuing on and wrapping up certain plot points. I'm interested in to where they want to go. I also need them to fix a lot of problems that I had with this season and this episode!