^ Eh. Thought Duncan's Kingpin was alright, I guess. They tweaked the persona a bit--what little was shown of the character. I did feel the vibe of the Kingpin well, though. That I-own-this-fuckin'-city type of vibe. But ya, they wasted a lot of moments on Elektra and Bullseye. Should've saved them for a sequel once they've set up The Kingpin and maybe "Crimemaster" and The Enforcers, and The Owl fight for territory. I know Crimemaster and The Enforcers are kind of Spider-Man schtick, but they've went up against DD many times. Possibly more than Spidey. Plus, it links to Kingpin, which is DD's villain. The Arranger, which the character Wesley Owen Welch was probably a nod to, should've been a bigger part of the first movie.
Then the sequel deals with Elektra and Bullseye. Fans'd have been pumped. Going all crime-drama noir with the first one, and then showing the fans, "Remember, he's in the MU and has supervillains."
I'm not this Affleck hater, but why couldn't they have chosen someone else?
rwe1138 wrote:Ian McKellen as Magneto
That should've been one of my honorable mentions. He looks a good bit older in the films, but it is more faithful to reality of aging. But ya, he got it down pat.