Let me start by saying Daredevil season 1 was so great it was the reason I got Netflix.Daredevil season 2 for me was ok,I really liked the punisher but I didn't feel much for the main plot.but wow season 3 ..I would probably get my memory erased to relive this masterpiece again... Every character which is introduced has a proper backstory.you actually care about each and every persons motives.you get to choose who you like.i love great villians and this show delivers not one but two.Wilson Fisk from season 1 itself was very impressive and season 3 he delivers an exemplary performance,but the person who stole the show was bullseye,his character development was amazing and the action scenes were phenomenal.usually shows have plot holes ,directors don't really care to fill them up but this show had no plot holes.It was really amazing ,they went for a bit unexpected ending which I really liked.usually multiple villains ruin movies and shows but this they did it so well.lol,this is probably how been afflecks Daredevil movie should have been.Must watch :)

Marvel Fans DareDevil ♥️

Charlie Cox delivers a standout performance as Matt Murdock in this brutal, emotionally charged Marvel series. By day, he fights for justice in the courtroom; by night, he cleans up Hell’s Kitchen as a vigilante. It’s violent, yes but also deeply human, exploring Catholic guilt, morality, and justice with surprising depth. Tactile, exhaustion-heavy fight scenes meet real heart with Vincent D’Onofrio’s chillingly complex Kingpin and a grounded, atmospheric tone, Daredevil is a dark, gripping character study wrapped in a street-level crime thriller and one of Marvel’s finest hours on television.

10/10 The cinematography is as good as it was throughout the first two seasons. The one-take sequence in episode 4 is amazing. As is to also be expected, John Paesano’s score is impeccable. It capitalizes the emotion of scenes beautifully. The performances are arguably the best we get out of these actors as these characters. Deborah Ann Woll was given ample time to shine in “Karen,” which was one of the saddest and most intense episodes of the entire show. They’ve become comfortable in these roles. I think, even more than the first two seasons, this show will have you feeling for the characters. As I mentioned, “Karen” works incredibly well at building Karen’s backstory and showing us why she is the character we see in the series. The opening few episodes are slow, but we’ll executed in building Matt back up from the hole The Defenders series left him in. “One Last Shot” and “A New Napkin” actually had me feeling kind of bad for Wilson and Vanessa. Poindexter is introduced as a somewhat sympathetic villain who is swindled by Fisk, just as he swindled Hell’s Kitchen. Agent Nadeem is quite well done, despite never appearing in a comic book. The finale isn’t quite as big as I would’ve liked it to be, but considering this season wasn’t actually meant to be the conclusion of the series, I think it works for the most part. Every plot line comes together after feeling perhaps slightly too disconnected for the first and second acts of the season.