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Mark Steven JohnsonScénario:
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Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner, Michael Clarke Duncan, Colin Farrell, Joe Pantoliano, Jon Favreau, David Keith, Erick Avari, Paul Ben-Victor (plus)VOD (4)
Résumés(1)
Avocat le jour, super-héros la nuit, Matt Murdoch possède une ouïe, un odorat, une force et une agilité incroyablement développés. Bien qu'il soit aveugle, son sens radar lui permet de se diriger et d'éviter le moindre obstacle. Inlassablement, cet être torturé arpente les rues de New York à la poursuite de criminels en tout genre qu'il ne peut punir au tribunal. Daredevil aura à affronter Kingpin, alias Le Caïd, qui dirige d'une main de fer la mafia new-yorkaise, ainsi que son homme de main Bullseye, alias Le Tireur. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (9)
I don't know what it is, but in hindsight, Daredevil isn't that bad anymore. It's simply a classic comic book movie with extremely boring action, but a few good moments and jokes, with a wooden Ben Affleck, a beautiful Jennifer Garner and Michael Clarke Duncan, who was perfect as Kingpin. Nothing groundbreaking, but still better than Ghost Rider.
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"Daredevil" est une plaisanterie relativement amusante avec des formes super, mais dans les moments dramatiques, elle devient malencontreusement drôle. Le génial Colin Farrell, le désintéressé Ben Affleck et le très inapproprié Michael Clarke Duncan. Et l'action est routine. Une bande dessinée moyenne où, dès le départ, je voulais que le méchant donne un coup de pied au héros principal. Ce qui n'était certainement pas l'intention des créateurs.
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Personnellement, j’ai bien aimé cette adaptation de BD. Je trouve que toutes les prestations étaient de qualité. Le meilleur, c’était à mon avis les deux salopards joués par Michael Clarce Duncan et Colin Farrell.
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For the first half I enjoyed how briskly and insightfully it was filmed. But then I got bored with it and even the great Farrell couldn't save it. The fight scenes have pizzazz, Daredevil's perception was well presented, but the rest wasn't worth much. It needed more action and less posing and pathos. Bullseye had very little space and Affleck doesn’t fit in the role of a super-hero, although he wasn’t that bad.
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I don't like Ben Affleck, and comic book adaptations that endlessly variate the decoction of Burton's Batman get on my nerves... that's why I don't really understand why I liked Daredevil so much. Perhaps because the blind hero is a nice guy, Farell is true to tradition excellent, the music is listenable, the choreography standard (albeit chaotic at times) and the atmosphere is decently darkened due to the tragedy at the end of the film. It cannot be overlooked that director Johnson is slightly above-average and does not offer us any great visual feasts, even using the gift of the main hero rather non-inventively. Despite this, Daredevil is a very pleasant and easily digestible film, which, while it cannot compete with the comic book elite, is good enough in its weight category.
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It’s been a long time that I have sympathized so much with the hero of a movie. I was incredibly jealous of Matt’s blindness - at least he doesn’t have to watch hogwash like this. On the other hand, I wouldn’t like to be gifted with his acute hearing, since I would probably have gone stark raving mad listening to the teen hit-parade soundtrack. That devil should be rotting in hell, with Johnson rotting with him. And they could take Jennifer Garner too, in fact the whole cast for good measure. Maybe only Farrell deserves to be left behind on the earth’s surface. In any case, this is a criminal failure at depicting one of the few engaging superheroes who, when approached seriously, darkly and in psychological noir style (hi there, Bendis), he doesn’t even need his action superhero alter ego.
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If the rule applied that the better the villain, the better the movie, Daredevil would be the best comic book adaptation. But even Colin Farrell, who thoroughly enjoys his role as Bullseye, cannot save the unremarkable action. On the other hand, I can't say that I was bored, even though Ben Affleck wanted to push me in that direction. Critics of Ben's acting always make me laugh, but here, unfortunately, he truly is a tragic blind hero. When combined with an unexpectedly overly romanticized central storyline and the absence of Daredevil's typical grittiness, this was a missed opportunity, and combined with the Elektra spin-off, a perfect blind alley.
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An ordinary comic book adaptation with all the flaws of early millenium. Visually hyped, sprinkled with new technologies and gimmicks that were all the rage back, and of course full of clichés and pathos. In addition, the action is surprisingly often confusing. It's hard to say whether it's good or not, but this film always comes to mind whenever someone mentions Evanescence. Ben Affleck is ordinary and Jennifer Garner is for decoration. The interesting insights of the main protagonist and the director's cut also help with that.
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I liked this film in its day. Even though Ben looks pretty odd with highlights and as a blind man, I still think it's better than, say, Green Lantern. I quite enjoyed the film in the movie theater those years ago, mainly because there wasn't as much of the comic book genre yet, although films of this type were already on the rise with much less clichéd scripts and characters. Fortunately, the comic showed me that this character doesn't need to be condemned. Moreover, thanks to this, I developed a crush on Jennifer Garner. But Ben was faster...
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