Danny Rand returns to New York City after being missing for years, trying to reconnect with his past and his family legacy. He fights against the criminal element corrupting his world around him with his incredible kung-fu mastery and ability to summon the awesome power of the fiery Iron Fist.
Iron Fist was trained in the land of K'un Lun, along with a few other heroes from the comics. See more »
Goofs
Rand commits numerous state level as well as federal offenses, including battery, breaking & entering, theft,kidnapping and passport fraud. Yet by the last episode, he is stated to "only" be facing assault charges against the DEA agents who came to raid Colleen Wing's studio.
Even being a billionaire, it's a virtual certainty that his crimes wouldn't have been "forgotten" by the authorities, much less "forgiven." See more »
Quotes
Harold Meachum:
I have no idea what an "iron fist" is. Sounds like a sex toy.
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Crazy Credits
Each episode in Season 2 is named after an Iron Fist comic, and appear as storefront signs. See more »
Ignore accusations of racism. They're misplaced and seem to lack an understanding of the source material.
Show is okay, but not ambitious like IF should be. It's got some seriously bad bits. Blame Scott Buck, Not identity politics.
It's not a great understanding of the character and the least of the Marvel Netflix shows but this isn't some great affront to television or culture like some suggest.
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Ignore accusations of racism. They're misplaced and seem to lack an understanding of the source material.
Show is okay, but not ambitious like IF should be. It's got some seriously bad bits. Blame Scott Buck, Not identity politics.
It's not a great understanding of the character and the least of the Marvel Netflix shows but this isn't some great affront to television or culture like some suggest.