The Hollow of His Hand

Where to even begin. If you're expecting crazy action this episode, don't. However, it's still attracting through Matt's personal life and the legal aspect and case with Hector. Great themes of what it is to be a hero and the complex nature of them. The acting is great along with the dialogue. The cinematography continues to be decent enough ti give that mature and gritty feeling. Like I said, the pacing is definitely slower but great storytelling, nonetheless. Not much need for effects other than practical and has it's grounded feel. The music hits and and makes an emotional scene stand out. The directing is great and White Tiger's storyline is in good hands and being handled great and respecting the source material. I wouldn't say it's the perfect episode but a great one.

A fascinating and thrilling legal episode with Matt and White Tiger in the courtroom that is done and written extremely well bringing the roots of the original show out. Fisk and his continued arc as Mayor and his hatred for Murdock is very clearly shown in this. The ending is completely insane but further shows how much unpredictability and brutality this show has.

Charlie Cox stuns again with his dialogue in the courtroom and his overall performance is captivating. Kamar de los Reyes is also brilliant showing off more about this intriguing character, his performance and all the emotions that comes with it are done really well.

The third episode of Daredevil: Born Again was EXCELLENT! Wow.

The tone in this chapter-combining courtroom drama and suspense with a slow pace-reminds me of the original show. A jury episode deciding the fate of Hector Ayala, exposing the deep corruption of the state.

The cinematography is great, Charlie and Vincent's performances continues to impress, the script and dialogues are superb, the storytelling is amazing, and that ending... wow.

The credit scene with the sound... I'm starting to think that Marvel doesn't have feelings...

We are witnessing a wonderful piece of television!

9 ✍🏻

What a perfect drama episode that included absolutely zero action in a marvel show. Im a sucker for court scenes and this episode was delivered one of the most tense court scenes I've seen in a while. It had me really rooting for Hector to win the case.

As a Puerto Rican, I really loved the ongoing mention of Puerto Rico and the coquis throughout the ep.

This episode really resonated with me and I would prob be biased, but it genuinely was the best episode so far in my opinion. Crazy to think it included no action at all.

And ngl when that last scene hit and the end credits roll with the coquis sound. I cried :(

The court room drama part is really in full gears and i wont mind another. The easter eggs are damn good. I cant wait to see jonny boy in action cause they have teased him enough. Its going to be another one of those much loved conversations between frank and matty. They are nailing the visuals, performances and the sound too. Its really good. Wilson fisk and his anti vigilante agenda is going to be the key to this show i guess. Enough close ups of fisk's fist and just tell what the heck is he upto. Just found out that the actor who played victor ayala passed away which is heartbreaking. May his soul rest in peace.