Off YOUR Mind: What Should Happen to the Daredevil Movie Franchise?

Turn it into a TV series would be more appropriate.

I thought the 70s Daredevil would've been great.He doesn't belong with The Avengers.

They should give it to Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller. Unfortunately, they'll have to track through some of the ground already worn by the Affleck picture, but if they give it to those two then it should be worth it. This will probably never happen, though. It's hard for me to actually see Rodriguez/Miller working with Disney and getting the freedom that they had with Sin City. In truth, I think Daredevil will be a very tough film for Marvel Studios to get right so they shouldn't pursue it at all.

I did dig that '70's sizzle reel, though...

Every Movie they make from this point forwards should be brought into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Even if they don't bring those characters into the Avengers...it's always good to have the option at least of bringing in guest stars and what not.

The 70's stuff was stupid, keep it like the comics it's not all that difficult.

After that last effort, he should be but to rest unless Miller is involved. There are more economical (and enticing) options available that I'd rather see than a dardevil re-do.

Marvel should take the rights back and fit him into their universe. He doesn't have to be on the team but he should still coexist with them.

Put the Born Again arc on the big screen. Period. Forget the past movie. This is one of DD's best arcs. Do it, and the character, justice.

The 70's sizzle reel looked awesome.

More cowbell.

Daredevil doesnt belong with the Avengers. Im not a daredevil reader but would be interested in a new movie. Putting him in an older setting I think sounds cool especially the 70s.

Unless Marvel can make a darker more mature film they shouldnt make a DD one

Daredevil should be given back to Marvel but not released for at least three more years, and have a gritty realistic feel to it like the Nolan Batman trilogy. Have it be directed by someone like Zack Snyder, and cast someone like Bruce Willis, but younger, as Daredevil. Also do not put him with the Avengers maybe a small interaction, but not a full membership.

No reason it has to be a well-known director (or star, even). Keeps the budget lower and means they can go R-rated if need be.

Like the Mean Streets/Taxi Driver approach, and a Punisher walk-on would be ideal...

Put him into Marvels Cinematic Universe, mention other heroes an villains and events but dont get him to join The Avengers

@Jekylhyde14 said:

They should give it to Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller. Unfortunately, they'll have to track through some of the ground already worn by the Affleck picture, but if they give it to those two then it should be worth it. This will probably never happen, though. It's hard for me to actually see Rodriguez/Miller working with Disney and getting the freedom that they had with Sin City. In truth, I think Daredevil will be a very tough film for Marvel Studios to get right so they shouldn't pursue it at all.

I did dig that '70's sizzle reel, though...

Rodriguez never even occured to me, but thats such a goddamn perfect idea that it seems perfect now. Too bad he's doing Machete Kills and then Sin City 2. Ah well, looks like we'll have to settle for a Marvel Daredevil picture.

@Mucklefluga said:

Put him into Marvels Cinematic Universe, mention other heroes an villains and events but dont get him to join The Avengers

Pretty much this, i dont want to see him as an Avenger but having him exist in the same world as them and hear people mention Stark Enterprises etc would be great. I just dont know where you go with this character to make him exciting to the masses the way Spiderman and Ironman are.

The rights going back to Marvel would be a good thing; they'll do him justice and I have faith in their work. He can be included in the MCU pretty easily, even if they make his entry more dark and serious - that's the nice thing about universes: they're big and diverse. Giving little nods to surrounding events and even characters would be nice to see too - especially if it's the Black Widow (given their comic book history).

But on the other hand if they wanted to have him be kind of solitary and not have that many nods to the events in the other films they could set his film in the 1970s; it'd add some interesting history to the MCU. That way you could have it be a really fantastic dark and serious 1970s crime epic and introduce some characters who would be difficult to bring into the modern world. X-Men First Class was fantastic in it's 1960s setting and I feel like Daredevil could benefit from being set in a time of rampant corruption and crime. It'd bring in some great visual flare as well. So honestly that's the route I'd love to see them take.

Only time will tell.

Return to Marvel Studios. A fresh movie. Keep it simple, a lot of thugs, a lot of dirty fighting and a lot of Matt/Daredevil.

Hell yeah Daredevil Noir!

I think it would be good to she it revert to marvel and then have them eventually merge it into the known marvel universe. I don't know if that means they join in the avengers or if them have other crossover films. But building on the universe is what has made the main marvel franchise so good.

I was really liking the 70's approach but looks like it will never happen. :'(

If you return him to Marvel, they have to follow up on Waid's run.

Jeff Loeb - Daredevil Yellow (make that into a movie) you're welcome.

I felt more satisfied from the sizzle reel than the Affleck movie. That said, no reason why a street level film can't work in the MCU. Not every film they make needs to be an earth shaking event. The more personal stories will only add to the overall universe.

he shouldn't be in the cinematic universe. If marvel get his rights back I would like to see a tv series, though I would personally love to see Joe Carnahan do the 70s thriller after seeing the sizzle reel.

@Red_Justice said:

he shouldn't be in the cinematic universe. If marvel get his rights back I would like to see a tv series, though I would personally love to see Joe Carnahan do the 70s thriller after seeing the sizzle reel.

I agree. This would be a great series to bring to the TV. Street level crime works a lot better with limited budgets than superpower-oriented characters requiring a large graphics budget.

Jeph Loeb should make it into a live-action TV series that parallels series like Smallville or Arrow (only better). In other words, give the rights back to Marvel!

Reboot.

New cast.

Fertheluvachrist Bullseye should be NOTHING like the Colin Farrell character!!!

IRON FIST!

Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and start a new Phase with Iron Fist, Luke Cage, Punisher and Daredevil movies that cumulate into a Marvel Knights film where they team up to take down Kingpin. It would be like The Raid but with superheroes, where they have to fight their way through minor supervillains to get to Kingpin. Also include one or two female street level heroes, e.g: Misty Knight and if possible borrow Spiderman.

The Daredevil has been pretty consistently awesome for the last few years, and it has been based on relatively PG-13 thrills so I don't see Disney/Marvel having a hard time making a great DD flick. I'd like to see Marvel do for the Marvel Knights corner of their universe what they did with the Avengers. Crossover the likes of Daredevil, Iron Fist, Luke Cage, and Punisher and build it to an ensemble movie against The Hand or something. Also, instead of rebooting his series yet again The Punisher would make for a great occasional ally/occasional enemy for Daredevil. Maybe they could build it to that Dardevil/Punisher team up when they were in prison together.

It should be dismissed, but no, they decide to create another awful superhero movie. Oh I laugh at these people.

I'd say TV Series all the way with Daredevil, and some of the other "street-level" heroes. Most of them would require minimal FX, and could really give Marvel a chance to get a strong foot into the hour-long drama (more-or-less) area of entertainment, DC is pretty lacking in the movie verse (with pretty much two viable franchises, unless they take some risks with lesser-knowns), but they have had a strong and successful presence (more-or-less) on the small screen for years. Besides we all know cop dramas and such seem to be rating retainers more often than not, so a series that features a lawyer or two (Daredevil and maybe Jennifer Walters), an ex-soldier who is fed up with the law and takes matters into his own hands (Punisher), some crime fighters for hire (Luke Cage and Iron Fist) for special cases, maybe another martial artist (Shang-Chi) or crazy guy (Moon Knight) with some street level villains (minimal "super" villains though) and with Joss Whedon helping helm the direction of the series, you'd have a recipe for success.

let it die?

@Jekylhyde14 said:

They should give it to Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller. Unfortunately, they'll have to track through some of the ground already worn by the Affleck picture, but if they give it to those two then it should be worth it. This will probably never happen, though. It's hard for me to actually see Rodriguez/Miller working with Disney and getting the freedom that they had with Sin City. In truth, I think Daredevil will be a very tough film for Marvel Studios to get right so they shouldn't pursue it at all.

I did dig that '70's sizzle reel, though...

Rodriguez never even occured to me, but thats such a goddamn perfect idea that it seems perfect now. Too bad he's doing Machete Kills and then Sin City 2. Ah well, looks like we'll have to settle for a Marvel Daredevil picture.

@Jekylhyde14 said:

They should give it to Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller. Unfortunately, they'll have to track through some of the ground already worn by the Affleck picture, but if they give it to those two then it should be worth it. This will probably never happen, though. It's hard for me to actually see Rodriguez/Miller working with Disney and getting the freedom that they had with Sin City. In truth, I think Daredevil will be a very tough film for Marvel Studios to get right so they shouldn't pursue it at all.

I did dig that '70's sizzle reel, though...

Rodriguez never even occured to me, but thats such a goddamn perfect idea that it seems perfect now. Too bad he's doing Machete Kills and then Sin City 2. Ah well, looks like we'll have to settle for a Marvel Daredevil picture.

a tv series wouldnt be bad. I think the rights should be given back to Marvel though

a movie leading to the New Avengers

Let Patten Oswalt play Froggy Nelson.

Live action TV show is what I want it would be a great show although I would rather see it on a premium channel like HBO you could start with Miller stores and then just go down the line Smith, Bendis, Brubaker exc...

I know "The Dark Knight" has been hyped to death by the fanboy base, but I think, conceptually, it works pretty well as a Daredevil film as well as a Batman film.

Anything done by Mark Waid is pure gold. He should helm the writing and give us something brilliant like he always does. Anyone not reading his run on DaredDevil should do so NOW.

If Daredevil became a TV series... it would become a pale view of his character.

Did anyone see what they did to him and Thor in those Hulk made for TV movies?!?

Frank Miller style... no ninjas... no Electra... no black Kingpins!!!

In fact... no Kingpins at all!

Done to death!

Am I the only one who wants Shadowland made into a movie??

How about create a Marvel Knights Cinematic universe? Daredevil, Punisher, Heroes for hire. More street level, gritty and dark. Throw a few connections in but not a direct interaction with the Avengers.

Take the Blade approach. capable actors that can act, perform there own stunts and actually know the character. With a 20 mil budget this movie could be great.

Ryan Gosling as DD.

I actually liked the Ben Affleck Movie O.O

Return it to Marvel like all of the other properties, and then start connecting them.