I'm a huge Bruce Lee fan, but get your story straight, he did not teach Chuck Norris how to fight. Chuck was already an established champion martial artist before he ever met Bruce Lee.

The bank episode did not fit the style or theme of the rest of the show. It completely felt out of place. As much as I absolutely love Netflix Daredevil show, the MCU version fell short in capturing the magic that it originally had. At least they kept the story going and didn't try a complate revamp like they were planning, which would have been a complete disaster.

The movie is only a "HIT" becuase it's streaming for free as part of someone's subscription service and it's something to watch and see how bad it really was, and it's BAD. That movie made no sense, it had nothing to do with the actual comic book character, other than his name. I can't believe they even waste their money making such crap. I think it's pretty simple to make a good comicbook movie, there's years and years worth of good stories from the comics. Here's a bright idea, why don't you make a comic accurate movie instead of trying to re-invent the wheel. Most comicbook fans would just truly love seeing live what they read as a child, you don't have to change up the story, maybe a couple of tweeks, but leave 90% of it the same.

Kraven was horrible. It took me three times to get through the whole thing, turning it off after about 20 minutes or so each time. There was no way that I was paying money to go to the theater to see this movie. It was Kraven only by name, it was nothing like his comic book character. They took very, very little from the comics. I don't understand why they don't use writers and directors with strong comic backgrounds and a true understanding of the characters roots. Most people want to see movies about the characters we grew up reading or watching cartoons. We don't want gender or race swapping, we don't want changes to the characters lore, we don't want crazy power upgrades. Just give us the stories and the characters we grew up with that we can now see in live action, and live out those awesome stories we read as children, that we can share the experience with our children and grand children. That is a family experience that's worth paying for.

They weren't pushing agendas back then. Now they are pushing diversity and inclusion, making women the main focus in almost every show. Ironheart, Ms Marvel, Captain Marvel, Hawkeye, Ant Man (daughter), Black Panther, Echo, The Marvels, ect... If they would just concentrate on making good movies with the character we love and how they were originally conceived (the way we all read about them and watched them on tv as kids), they would be much better off. Thank goodness they went back and revamped Daredevil to be more like the Netflix show, otherwise I bet it would have crashed and burned. I can't wait to see Daredevil now! I don't think I would have even watched it if they took the version they had in She-Hulk and tried to make a series with him like that. Get back to basics, don't push any agendas other than maybe some good wholesome family values, honor and respect (which are greatly needed in this Country these days).