You already know, what a spectacular episode. How are there people who have the audacity to say that D'Onofrio acts poorly as Kingpin? He is the embodiment of it. Scary and full of nuances, just the way I love it (I don't love Fisk, see, I love his developments). Did the Brazilian voice actors for Fisk and Wesley change out of nowhere or was it just me? Both Murdock's father and Fisk's father gave them alcohol as children. Daredevil incriminated himself by going to the hospital. I remember when I preferred villains who didn't have a sad past and who were villains for no reason, which would be easier to hate, but after I matured I realized that it's necessary to humanize the villain a little, to give motivation. A person who makes Kingpin himself uncomfortable and unstable is enough to scare anyone, that's why I'm scared to death of Madame Gao, if I'm walking down a dark street at 3 o'clock in the morning and she's on one sidewalk and on the other sidewalk There's a black cat and two guys on a motorbike, I feel safer on that other sidewalk. This scene of Fisk's father beating Fisk's mother must be in my top 1 of scariest scenes I've ever seen in a movie, series or superhero cartoon, disgusting scene. Fisk wasn't even disturbed by seeing these things and his mother cutting his father. Vanessa listening to the full story. Now I see that I've been spelling Urich's name wrong. It's Ben Urich and not Ulrich (Ulrich is cooler). Episode eight watched on March 8, 2024.
Review of Shadows in the Glass
