How would you want Matt's story to end? Should he get a movie before the end of his character arc?
Daredevil is my favorite character in the MCU, and I love Charlie Cox in the role. I think it would be a hell of a missed opportunity if Daredevil doesn't get the chance to crossover with some of the bigger characters in the MCU. With that said, I don't think he or the other defenders fit into the Doomsday / Secret Wars plot, nor do I want them to appear in that storyline. So my question is, where would you like to see his story ending?
Personally, I believe Matt deserves a happy ending where he can finally put Daredevil behind him on good terms. Hopefully, they can dig into more of his rogues' gallery beyond Kingpin after BA Season 2.
Personally, I believe Matt deserves a happy ending where he can finally put Daredevil behind him on good terms. Hopefully, they can dig into more of his rogues' gallery beyond Kingpin after BA Season 2.
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I really thought you said something else before I read it again lol
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In their final appearance, final scene, Matt Murdock and Karen Page would get married. It would wrap a bow on the seed planted in s1e1 all the way back in April 2015. In that ep, Karen jokes “my grandmother promised me to only serve this (casserole) to my future husband”. Foggy and Matt chuckle, Matt raises his eyebrows and leans back while Karen looks toward him with a smile. So, a wedding to end it all off some 15 years later real time would be chefs kiss perfect for those two
It would be the final scene of a street level team up movie where our heroes took down Kingpin for good. Matt and Spidey would be co-leads. JJ, LC, IF, Punisher, Kate, Clint, Yelena, Echo, etc would appear. This movie would be a send off for other actors as well (JJ, LC, Clint, Kingpin) and be one of those Endgame level happy endings, just for the street level heroes
Ppl have told me many times “oh Daredevil doesn’t get happy endings, he’s the last guy who should have one cuz in the comics…”
FUCK OFF! This is movies/tv, not the comics! We as an audience watch these actors grow old. We feel attached to them, we want to feel like the journey was worth it. We don’t want forever hardship. It’s ok to have SOME sunshine and rainbows at the end. The actor cannot play the character forever. Eventually, it must end. Eventually, Charlie will stop playing DD. When that day comes, it SHOULD be the happiest of endings ever for Matt Murdock.
Daredevil is such a good team up hero because his powers don’t over shadow anyone else but his personality and skill set compliment the story so well. He’s an older mentor figure with Spider-Man. A bit of a stick in the mud alter boy with Wolverine or Punisher. A romantic partner with She Hulk as a cartoonishly hot and by the books hero that she can’t be. He’s just REALLY good added in as some extra spice.
So give him his own movie but like, man toss him in some more marvel movies in general. Have him be the street level representation in every MCU hero that comes through NYC
Massive bonus points if we could get an R rated Daredevil movie but I doubt we would be so lucky.
Hopefully he'll be in Secret Wars and then - having tested these waters - on to his own solo outing.
*If* you did do a movie, it's have to be a low budget one to account for the smaller viewerbase. Thankfully, for DD, that would be entirely feasible to do whilst not degrading the quality on the screen. So honestly, I can see a movie working out.
I think a pretty central part of Matt's character is that he can't stop, and I think he shares this quality with Tony. But, I think that the key difference is that Tony couldn't stop out of a deep set paranoia within him that the world needed someone to do what he was doing or else it was vulnerable. Matt is different. He is driven by a deep sense of justice, of right and wrong, and while he knows he's not the only one that could do what he does - hell he's probably not even the best at it - he \*can\* do something, and he really struggles with the notion of not taking action. We don't just see this as Daredevil, who despite how much his body is run ragged by his vigilante-ism, he continues to push himself when he knows help is needed, but as Matt Murdock Attorney at Law. He continues to take on cases he has no business taking, that won't be profitable even when his business is running on fumes, because he deeply struggles with this idea of knowing what is right an not doing it.
Sure, vengence is a big theme in the daredevil story. The struggle between doing right and the line between the two when vengence is apart of the equation, but Matt is at his core a just and moral man.
And I think that he should die for it. I think he \*has\* to die for it. One of the complaints about Steve Rogers staying in the past and staying with Peggy is that it seems absurd that he would sit idly by while bad things happened in the world. And I think the same argument can be made for Matt. He \*tries\* to not engage, he \*tries\* to do things by the books, but he is very aware that the system is broken, and that justice as he understands it cannot be achieved through the system and that what he does, as far as he's concerned, is necessary. That is his struggle. And I can't imagine an ending where Matt comes to a 'happy ending' without abandoning a core part of his character.
Which means he's gotta die.
That way, we at least capitalized on him being in the MCU
I'm thinking similar tone to Thunderbolts but not as emotionally heavy. A teamup of a bunch of misfits that don't really work quite well together (aside from the Defenders ofc).