Quote Originally Posted by Worf101
Forget the insults of these cretins, you're far more right than you know. And as for Miller's interpretation, Ajani, you're quite correct. I only wish they'd been able to interpret his "Daredevil" as well as they did his Batman. In some ways they did but the public wasn't ready to see a oxycotton munching superhero, I guess they are now.

Da Worfster
Actually I'm one of the half dozen people who liked Daredevil (especially the even darker director's cut - which filled in some of the plot holes in the cinematic release)... I think Daredevil failed with audiences: 1) Because it was ahead of it's time... People weren't really ready for such a dark and depressing interpretation of a Superhero 2) The plot was rather weak (especially in the standard version of the film)... I think they got the characters spot on... both personality wise and powers... But had they invested in a really good plot, they might have pulled off the whole dark, pill-poping Superhero bit.... 3) People seem to really dislike Ben Afleck....