A Duel of Iron

So here-s the thing ,, the show did not come as the strongest on Netflix since it all started last year ,, but the story itself is thrilling and so engaging ,, even with some dull moments here and there ,, Marvel's heroes always tend to do well on the small screen.

In terms of action sequences, this season the fights scenes are much better than the first one ,, the action were always heightened and even the cinematography looked much better .

so the things i didn't digest this season ,, Joy Meachum's playing the villain ::: Joy constantly points out that she wants to make Danny pay for coming back into her and Ward's life and turning everything upside down, she does have him to thank for getting rid of not only her abusive, manipulative father ... it was all confusing at first , then i just decided to move on and play along.

Mary or Walker character didn't really make a massive impact on the show beyond being a formidable fighter. Her story arc isn't overly interesting.

What's good and hopeful though,, is the after credits scene ... just made the ending a bit better ... Danny gets his fist back .. and the Iron fist trademark pistols was a nice scene ,, this opens a lot possibilities next year .. Add tot that the probable spin off "Daughters of the Dragon" which to be honest i'm not that excited about ,, i got a lot TV shows on my plate right now. :D :D

So not-inspiring and disappointing. Coleen is a pretty bad over-actress ... the ending just ruined the already struggling series. Bad enough Davos the 5'2" man was the antagonist, but ending just sealed the deal. Mary Walker, Ward, and Misty made the show interesting. How people rated this episode above 4 is pretty dumbfounding. Struggled to not give spoilers.

All the shows of Netflix and even some of the others that not in marvel universe have the same template Its all in the same location, they use the most of the production budget on 3 episodes the first one, one in the middle and in the last one (some explosive, car flying wall breaking etc...) The first and last episodes are the only ones that interesting, Netflix dragging all the show on 13-10 episode its fill with bad writing that give the feeling that the writers had to wrote something (or maybe its kind of AI that write all the show under the same template) Regarding locations, its always the same scenery same houses or same streets, and for me it gives me the feeling its low budget series All the dialogs between the characters are the same in all show, the good vs the bad guys, the relationships, the sidekicks Even the characters are the same the (super)hero, friend (sidekick) ,lover ,bad guy (who used to be in his past) All the Netflix shows uses flashbacks all the time And one episode to understand the villain history and motive At the end of every episode they put cliffhanger, to make us want to see the next episode right away and also in the last episode of the season And also in marvel universe the opening theme is very similar in all the shows

Sorry for my bad English , I not used to write in English But had to write what I think about Netflix template that getting on my nerves

Firstly I must applaud the writers for being self aware enough to take this season in a very different direction from the first. Most of the criticism from season 1 was about Danny's moping around and claiming he is ''the immortal iron fist''. They addressed that issue right from the start by having Danny be more calm and assured.

This show is titled ''Iron Fist'' and so should not just be centred around Danny and Rand Enterprises, which was a mistake they made in season 1, but instead about the true purpose of the Iron Fist. This series made me ask whether the fist is really a sacred weapon or a burden on the wielder. Overall, a much improved season in terms of cinematography and choreography with a more controlled plot

The season 1 was great but this season was awful. Hardly any fight scenes going on. Really hard to follow. Paul Rand needs to buff up and stop being such a baby. He needs to spend some quality time with Luke Cage