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Charlie Cox will make his return as Daredevil to the Marvel Cinematic Universe withDaredevil: Born Again,creating an entirely new era for what could await the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen. As of now, the character has only made appearances inSpider-Man: No Way HomeandShe-Hulk: Attorney at Lawhaving mere cameos and side roles. However, his upcoming show will be seeing the character once again take on the lead, while dealing with his former foe, Wilson Fisk.
One thing that had been appreciated a lot among all the factors involved was the action sequences. The scenes made the fans love the show even more and be amazed both by Cox’s acting and by the stunts that had been performed and directed.
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Daredevil Almost Outdid Itself With Its Spectacular Stunts
Season one ofDaredevilhad a mind-blowing scene where Matt, played byCharlie Cox, was seen fighting in a hallway. One single shot had an entire sequence of combat where he was wearing his stealth attire, fighting one goon after another, giving a stunning performance and an even better action scene. A callback to that was also seen inShe-Hulk: Attorney At Law,which brought out the question of how many such scenes could exist.
Luckily, aDaredevilstunt double revealed that there had been a scene, by far leaps ahead of what the fans saw in the first season. It was meant to take place in the fourth season of the show before Netflix decided to cancel it.
“The stunt team and I created the most epic single-shot hallway fight in history. We were ready to absolutely blow the first three ‘oners’ away with this one. It was going to be an absolutely epic work of art. We designed the most creative texas switches, the most dynamic character-driven choreography, and the most innovative camera work any of us have ever imagined. I still have the blueprints, notes, and references. Hopefully, we get the chance to put it on screen someday.”
He stated how the scene had been crafted for there to be proper stunt doubles because fans would rather have actual combat as compared to CGI-driven overviews.
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Daredevil’s Action Might Not Disappoint Fans InDaredevil: Born Again
While Marvel always amazed us with epic battle sequences and even more mesmerizing one-to-one combat scenes, such as the one between Shang-Chi and Wenwu inShang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,no scene could ever manage to trump that of Matt fighting those goons in season one of Netflix’sDaredevil.With the character returning soon enough, there could be a high chance for fans to once again take into consideration that Marvel can be surprising the audience with twists and turns, some even consisting of one-shot fight scenes.
Daredevil: Born Againwould be the MCU’s phase 5 initiative to have another superhero take on villains and foes throughout, especially in Hell’s Kitchen. The characters would see multiple lawyers enter the game with Jennifer Walters and Matt Murdock joining the team.
Daredevil: Born Againwould air on Disney+ in 2024.
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Source:Average Being
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