Congrats, sj. I cannot remember, is this your first?
Thanks! Yes, it's our first.
Also, can you help me out with the acronyms - TCG and ltc? I know I'll feel stupid when you tell me.
Teacup Guy, because he bought me a teacup on our second date when he saw I collected them on our first date. ltc is for little teacup.
The thing that is striking me most about Daredevil, which I am enjoying, is the voices.
ALL the voices are soft, subtle and often whispering.
I'm also struck by how understated Vincent D'Onofrio is in this role. Impressive.
For all the kicking and punching and over the top action, all of the characters seem so normal.
Not like larger-than-life superhero fodder at all.
That is what makes it so compelling, I think.
eta: Okay, that thing I said about 'understated'? Typed them minutes before seeing the car door thing. Yeah. Not soo understated.
bonny, yeah, that was
not
where I was expecting that scene to go.
I'm enjoying it quite a bit, but I think binge-watching it would give me
noir
burnout in a hurry. I've been pacing it out at one episode a night, and it flows pretty well, I think. I really liked what they did, giving Karen Paige
her own parallel plotline with Ben Urich,
so she's not just "the girlfriend" or "the one who doesn't know the secret." In fact, there's been a real lack of secret identity shenanigans so far.
Teacup Guy, because he bought me a teacup on our second date when he saw I collected them on our first date. ltc is for little teacup.
Awesome!
I'm on episode 10 of DD. It's just too damn good.
All of that conversation about the fight scene at the end of episode 2 is EXACTLY when I knew I was hooked on that show. I think it's the best fight scene/rescue I’ve ever seen.
I finished the show over the weekend and am dying for the next season.
I'm up to episode 9 of Daredevil now. I love how they're developing Fisk's character.
Finished Daredevil last night. Still processing it all.
Geez, Fisk, pull his mask off. DUH.
Finished Daredevil. I was worried that the deep, dark, secret in Karen Page’s past would be that
she was a female character written by Frank Miller.
I’m glad that they went in another direction and
made her a killer instead.