This show is well scripted, well cast and very detailed. While I have no qualms about praising those aspects of the production there is at least one area in which I feel the show is lacking. Daredevil is not just a hero he is a superhero. After watching both seasons I am still unimpressed with the visual depiction of his powers. The underworld is well represented here. The gun violence is quite visceral and graphic in nature. The characters are interesting. Conversely, the action scenes are adequate albeit a little too dark for my tastes and the total lack of special effects strips the screenplay of any sense of wonder. Say what you will about Affleck's version but one thing that it absolutely nailed was the visual aspect of the character. DD's radar sense is brilliantly brought to life in the 2003 film and is sorely missed here as are some of the high wire sequences that take place above Hell's kitchen. Cox's devil doesn't climb, swing or tumble nearly enough for me and is merely a modern day version of Kato of Green Hornet fame. BTW, his suit is inferior to Affleck's also. This show is too much of a crime drama ala Steven Seagal and could use more flair to show how Daredevil is a hero who has a unique perspective of our world.

In other words I like the show for it's drama but wish it had some of the Visual appeal of the feature film. With better SFX it would be a 10/10. My rating is 7/10. Take away Colin Firth as Bullseye and the movie is also 7/10.