Daredevil made his long-awaited debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Spider-Man has no way homeLate last year. Charlie Cox reprised his role from the Netflix series, but we didn’t know if or when we would see the character again. Thankfully, we didn’t have to wait too long, as Daredevil returned to the MCU in She-Hulk: Attorney at law.
Now we know that Cox is getting his own Disney Plus series in 2024 — Daredevil: Born Again — and the actor has some thoughts about how he would like the character to change after crossing over into the MCU (with a much bigger budget).
His short run on She-Hulk, Charlie Cox With GQHis triumphant return will be briefly discussed. During the discussion GQCox was asked by Cox if Daredevil’s inclusion in the MCU would present any new opportunities. Cox provided an interesting reply:
Let me guess, I’d say, “Hopefully, on the Disney+ Show.”Be Born Again, we will be able to use—and I hope that we do it sparingly, I believe it should be used sparingly—but we’ll hopefully be able to use a tiny bit more CGI in the action sequences. To emphasize his gymnastic skills that were almost impossible to do. It should not be used excessively. I don’t believe there should be complete action sequences that are almost all computer-generated. It should be done in a similar way to the previous ones.
Cox said that it wasn’t possible to have Daredevil’s batons ricochet off a wall to dispatch his foes, “because you can’t physically do that.” There are iconic Daredevil moves that the team couldn’t pull off during the Netflix run, but now Daredevil has Disney money.
Cox clearly recognizes that fans loved Cox’s gritty and realistic portrayal. Marvel will be on a tightrope, if it decides that CGI should be injected into the film. Daredevil: Born AgainFinding a balance is therefore key.
Daredevil: Born Again Currently, it is scheduled to arrive on Disney Plus in spring 2024.
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