I'm confused by Spader's Ultron voice now I was really looking forward to that deep growly one from the first trailers...but now he sounds like an accountant. I'm sure it'll grow on me like the second version of Hardy's Bane voice, but damn...
Yeah they were trying to figure out a way to do it so she doesn't have to shave her head again...likely b/c she is in a TV Show (even though it's bad) and shaving her head is not happening.
BAD WOLF
Regardless, the reference to "Homeland" in the name is pointed. SHIELD is the nightmare of the Department of Homeland Security existing as a global force.
Frankly, it wouldn't matter either way. If SHIELD "answered" to a shadowy group of senators who ordered the destruction of NYC, they would be just as sinister.
Thought everybody just wore bald wigs these days anyway.
Slowly getting through Daredevil, and the whole "killing is bad argument" doesn't really work. The Avengers have all killed tons of people, yet Daredevil don't want to because moral reasons?
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The WSC made the right call, considering their position. If the super peeps had failed, ending the invasion now and lose a city would be the better alternative.
@Arrow
His whole thing is that he is a lawyer, so he would rather jail them then kill them.
"Would you please let me join your p-p-party?
"Would you please let me join your p-p-party?
The show is clearly pushing the idea that killing is wrong, no matter what, and even when it seems like you should kill a bad guy (i.e. Fisk), you shouldn't. That flies directly in the face of the MCU films, where the superheroes will gladly kill baddies who threaten theirs and others lives.
Not being melodramatic, I'm taking up a serious topic which the show itself plays around with, if you don't want to discuss it, don't.
Movies and TV-series have double standards when it comes to this topic, they contradict themselves. In this small, violent, brutal part of New York City, Daredevil killing is wrong and downright abhorrent, and the show teaches us that we shouldn't kill. At the same time, in a week's time, I'm going to see Avengers: Age of Ultron, which is a fun spectacle, happening in the same universe as Daredevil, filled with what Daredevil will have me believe are mass-murderers. I doubt Avengers will ever touch on this issue, so either the avengers are super sinister, or Daredevil is just plain wrong and a fool. Can't have this cake and eat it too.