Trailer - 'Daredevil: Born Again'

Thanks for bearing with me :o) I had a 'thing' carried out in hospital on Thursday and I was a little out of it on the Friday, certainly not in a fit state for writing anything and leaving it online ;o) I'm a bit more with it today so here I am. Sorry for the deliberate vagueness by the way, you don't need the details, I'm ok though.

Anyway, enough of that. It's Saturday and now the Fentanyl is out of my system (they gave me a dose on Thursday and damn, that came back to bite me on the Friday...) I'm planning on getting some reading done ahead of my kids coming over on Sunday. While I do that, I thought I'd share this trailer I found yesterday. I'll be honest, it looks like fun but maybe isn't quite enough to get me to take up a Disney+ subscription again. I don't know... I loved 'Deadpool and Wolverine' but I'm still a little burnt out on the rest of it. It looks cool but I'm going to wait for some reviews first. In the meantime...

'Daredevil: Born Again' will be along in March 2025, which really isn't so far away now I come to think of it. Where did the year go?

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  1. Bookstooge9 November 2024 at 11:42

    Well, I am happy to see them bringing the original actors back for this, but while I was ok with Daredevil being a netflix exclusive (because I knew it would eventually go elsewhere), I am not ok with it being Disney. Because they'll lock that down tighter than a chastity belt. :-(

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    1. Graeme11 November 2024 at 00:17

      I'm hoping (probably against hope) that Disney Execs will see the success of 'Deadpool and Wolverine' and let 'Born Again' go where it needs to, especially seeing that the Punisher is on board. Whether they do though... We'll see.

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