Spoilers For "Daredevil: Born" follow.

The premiere of "Daredevil: Born again" does not waste time, starting with an action scene that is out to remind you of the original series "Daredevil".

Here's the setup: Bulseie (Wilson Bethel, last seen in season 3 "Daredevil") He attacked the bar of Jososi and critically wounded Fogi Nelson (Elden Jenson). Matt/Daredeville (Charlie Cox) arrives and attacks Bulce, fighting him in the bar. Daredeville has the strength and anger on his side, so the Bullsi remains to work. One-reconciliation begins inside the Jososi, and then follows the Bulls, while making the staircase of the building, Daredeville close to the roof before the fight.

These extended scenes with one action were a hallmark of Netflix's "Daredeville", which made a new one in every season as he tried to use the previous scene. The first was in the second episode "Daredevil", "Cut Man" (directed by Phil Abraham). Grabbing in the hallway in a residential building, Matt fights bad guys across two rooms to save the child holding him. The brutal choreography and the scene of the combat scene causes The revenge of the Chan-Wicker "Oldboy" (will soon be alone TV series).

Season 2 "Best" in Yorkyork, the courtesy of director Mark Jobobost, showed Matt fighting a staircase against the biker gang, hell dogs. Previously captured by The penalty (Jonon Bertal, who returned for "born again" and more)Daredeville had not only the fists, but also the chain like a whip. It was a more detailed placement and was shot at the site, not a set like the "Crete Man" fight. According to the Coordinator for the Fighting Series PhilThis made the choreography and the installation of the camera demand.

However, instead of stepping back, Daredeville Season 3 went even further. The "blind" episode has almost eleven minutes one -time, showing Matt how he fights through prison riots, as imagined by Alex Garcia Lopez. And yes, as a show -shows of season 3 Eric OlesThis was a real-download, not more shots stitched together. Even Marvel's executions doubted the Daredeville team could withdraw it, and yet, they did so.

So how does the "born again" manage?

The "Born" opening is closest to the fight in Season 2, but overturned. It features Daredeville and Bulsey climbing a building and ending on the roof, instead of starting the roof and Daredevil descending the stairs through the dogs of hell.

There is another key difference: this fight has two stars, not one. The previous "Daredevil" was anchored the choreography around Matt. We followed him through the staircase in "The Best New York" and then through the Blind prison. However, this highlights Bulseie as much. While he is charged out of the bar and up the stairs, we leave Matt behind, focusing entirely on the bulb Bulls, trying to get out. When Daredeville returned to the scene, it's a distance, while Bulseie is on the front of the frame. Why does the stage put us in the shoes of her villain? Because this allows us to see Daredeville as Bulseie does - as a ruthless search.

One thing that elevates the original "Cut Man" struggle is that Matt is not just fighting for his survival; He is trying to save someone else. The stakes are taller because it is not only our line hero. The "Born" fight adds some similar emotional deposits, as Bulseie killed Matt's friend. Daredeville may be blind, but at this point you can say that he is looking red. During the fight, Matt listens to Karen (Deborah Ann Wall), comforting his dying fog outside. His attention is divided, but he spends the last moments of Jogi hunting his killer instead of his friend's side. Improved hearing of Matt means that he is aware of it during every second of the chase.

Every blow Matt landed on Bulsey hit hard because he not only tries to beat him - he tries to Injured him. The scene further highlights Daredeville's drive because the Bulls is also getting very good hits. By the time they reach the roof, Daredeville has at least a dozen knives (thrown by Bulsey with the usual accuracy of the point), injected into its armor.

Boxer's son, Matt Murdoch, knows how to take a shot and come back. Neither the crazy cyclists, a prison full of unrest or enemy as a deadly, because the Bulls can keep it, as "Daredeville: Born again" once again proves in the early moments.

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"Daredeville: Born" is streamed at Disney+.