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Daredevil [Director's Cut]
Director: Mark Steven Johnson, Mark Johnson Cast: Ben Affleck , Jennifer Garner , Colin Farrell , Michael Clarke Duncan , Jon Favreau
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(Director's Cut / Wide Screen / Repackaged / Subtitled)
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- Release Date: 09/13/2011
- UPC: 0024543117315
- Original Release: 2003
- Rating: R
- Source: 20th Century Fox
- Region Code: 1
- Presentation: [Wide Screen]
- Sound: [Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound, Dolby Digital Surround]
- Language: English
- Runtime: 7980
- Sales rank: 32,099
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Subtitles: Spanish
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Watch the Director's Cut of the Film With Commentary by Director/Screenwriter Mark Steven Johnson and Producer Avi Arad: On
Watch the Director's Cut of the Film With Commentary by Director/Screenwriter Mark Steven Johnson and Producer Avi Arad: Off
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"One of Marvel Comics' most popular characters comes to the screen for the first time in this sci-fi action-thriller. Matthew Murdock (Ben Affleck) is a lawyer whose father, a prizefighter, was killed by gangsters when Murdock was just a boy. Since then,
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- Daredevil [Director's Cut]
- Director: Ben Affleck
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In the contradictory comic-book-movie tradition of Tim Burton’s Batman, director Mark Steven Johnson's Daredevil is decidedly dark and dominated by a tragic, vengeful hero, effectively replicating the odd insouciance of its four-color inspiration. Daredevil, like Batman, is a relentless crime fighter who preys on evildoers to avenge the murder of his father. But that’s where the similarity ends, because Daredevil -- lawyer Matt Murdock by day -- is blind. Fortunately, a childhood accident has attuned his other four senses to an incredible degree, and he can "see" adversaries by the way sound waves register in his brain. Matt finds an unlikely comrade-in-arms in the exotic Elektra (played with leathery verve by Jennifer Garner), who’s also looking for revenge. Their common enemy is a veteran crime lord known as the Kingpin (Michael Clarke Duncan), who orders his psychopathic henchman, Bullseye (Colin Farrell), to remove these threats to his dominance of the underworld. Ben Affleck is appropriately stoic as the tormented Murdock and looks great in the form-fitting red rubber suit that is Daredevil’s trademark. He’s also very effective in expansively choreographed fight sequences that rely more on good, old-fashioned stunt work than computer-generated imagery. Performancewise, though, Affleck is nearly upstaged by both Garner and Farrell, whose intriguing characters are sufficiently colorful to warrant movies of their own. Broadly faithful to its Marvel Comics namesake and lavishly mounted, Daredevil is dazzling, dynamic, and delightful.