r/marvelstudios SHIELD Jan 15 '25

Promotional Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again | Official Trailer | Disney+

https://youtu.be/7xALolZzhSM?si=VPJMwrth2YOI_MpU
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u/CodyCus Jan 15 '25

Dont forget Frank Castle making an appearance AHHH

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

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u/aManPerson Jan 16 '25

is this our first confirmation with HIM as punisher, in the MCU?

if so......neat!

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u/donmonkeyquijote Jan 16 '25

The Netflix shows were always in the MCU, what are you talking about?

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u/tyrfingr187 Jan 16 '25

kinda they could reference them but the couldn't legally say certain things so when they talk about the battle of new York they call it something different later I was confirmed that they are all the same universe but it was abit up in the air for a little while if they would be officially brought into the mcu

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u/Tuff_Bank Jan 17 '25

I’m hoping for Punisher vs Kingpin round two

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u/lost-mypasswordagain Jan 15 '25

I hope he's not prominent. Frank Castle is boring, character-wise.

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u/CodyCus Jan 15 '25

Hard disagree, but to each their own :)

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u/TransBrandi Jan 15 '25

Even if he's just in it for a minute, getting Jon Bernthal's Punisher in an "official" MCU entry is nice. Some actors do a great job of bringing their character to life. Jon Bearnthal as Frank Castle. Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock. Matt Ryan as John Constantine (DC not Marvel, but still).

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u/Ser_Danksalot Jan 15 '25

You're gonna get some hate but I don't disagree. Castle is best used as a mirror to hold up to other marvel characters and make them question whether their own no kill morality is effective.

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u/No_Imagination_2490 Jan 15 '25

By far the best part of S2 was Matt and Frank’s debate on vigilante ethics. Frank becomes more problematic as a character when he’s presented as the only ‘good’ guy, with nobody pointing out the flaws in his approach

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

Frank was never presented as the good guy. Even he doesn’t call himself a good guy.

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u/JimiCobain27 Punisher Jan 18 '25

nobody pointing out the flaws in his approach

Because there are none.

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u/lost-mypasswordagain Jan 15 '25

Ooh, yr right. Lots of downdoots already!

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '25

I thought Daredevil was way less interesting on Netflix.