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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 324373" data-attributes="member: 2"><p>Now that you have passed the point of where I am, I can say what I wanted to say back when you started. It's nothing too exciting, but at the same time, I didn't want to influence any of your viewing experience. My thoughts from watching this back, way back whenever that I was, was of my complete lack of knowledge of all the characters and their nemesis. The series across all the heroes was pleasant. However, the overall enjoyment I had came from somewhere unexpected, which was the villain in all this. Especially Wilson Frisk and Kilgrave. Both Vincent D'Onofrio and David Tennant are brilliant actors, and I can't see/picture anyone else in those two roles. As much as we tend to root for the hero, I'm often a fan of the villain more because the heroes are nothing without them. I want to feel on edge with the bad guys, I want unpredictability, and there was plenty of that from these two. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Are you planning on doing IRON FIST, THE PUNISHER and DEFENDERS?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ome, post: 324373, member: 2"] Now that you have passed the point of where I am, I can say what I wanted to say back when you started. It's nothing too exciting, but at the same time, I didn't want to influence any of your viewing experience. My thoughts from watching this back, way back whenever that I was, was of my complete lack of knowledge of all the characters and their nemesis. The series across all the heroes was pleasant. However, the overall enjoyment I had came from somewhere unexpected, which was the villain in all this. Especially Wilson Frisk and Kilgrave. Both Vincent D'Onofrio and David Tennant are brilliant actors, and I can't see/picture anyone else in those two roles. As much as we tend to root for the hero, I'm often a fan of the villain more because the heroes are nothing without them. I want to feel on edge with the bad guys, I want unpredictability, and there was plenty of that from these two. Are you planning on doing IRON FIST, THE PUNISHER and DEFENDERS? [/QUOTE]
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