No Way Home “There Are Other Ways To See” - Charlie Cox Returns As Daredevil

[Iceman]

So many questions in my head right now on what this means.

• Should Cox get another solo series, via Disney Plus?

• Do they maintain the continuity established in the past three seasons on Netflix?

No.2 can be worked on but no.1 needs to happen!

 

[KaijuDude1992]

He might have only had 1 minute of screen time, but damn did he leave an impression afterwards. I really cannot wait to see Charlie Cox back in all his glory and the possibilities are endless.

 

[Web-Head]

Spoiler

SO happy he's back! Obviously wish we got more than just that small cameo but still great nonetheless. Did I sense a subtle nod to Favreau playing Foggy too?

 

[RaimiWebSpidey]

The king got a standing ovation tonight

 

[samsnee]

Honestly was too short to really enjoy it. It’s a nice treat for fans but I imagine non-DD people were very confused why he only showed up for one scene. It was always weird because he was so brightly lit whereas on the show, it’s mostly in the dark. I didn’t realize his hairline was so far back

 

[The Caped Knight]

His appearance was just right to make his MCU debut. I'm excited by his return it was short and sweet.

 

[The Infernal]

It was a pretty cool cameo. Short, but it was a standout moment. Hopefully we get to see him team up with Spider-man to take on the Kingpin. I wouldn't mind seeing Daredevil face Mysterio also given their past in the comics.

 

[NewYorkSpider]

I'm wondering if Feige is gonna find some way to make the Netflix side canon, but at the same time finding a way to where you really don't need to watch them for the story to make sense?

I think it's honestly the best way to please fans on both sides of the debate. I get they could be variants, but that would just seem like the easy way out and confuse some casual viewers.

 

[Spider-Fan]

I'm wondering if Feige is gonna find some way to make the Netflix side canon, but at the same time finding a way to where you really don't need to watch them for the story to make sense?

I think it's honestly the best way to please fans on both sides of the debate. I get they could be variants, but that would just seem like the easy way out and confuse some casual viewers.

The MCU largely does well at giving people who don't watch it all enough to follow what's going on, so I am sure Feige can do this easily

 

[Dr. Evil]

I can't imagine Matt Murdock lining up with the likes of Thor, Sam Wilson, Captain Marvel, Ant Man and The Hulk against a threat like Kang. It's hard to imagine him doing that. Plus, I am curious to see what his reaction to aliens and wizards would be. Same situation for the Netflix characters. What exactly would their reactions be to Thor, The Guardians, Dr. Strange and Wong if the Netflix heroes were all to show up all of a sudden? If I had to guess the reactions to aliens would be like the others the first time they met aliens "well, they're here" and move on. It would be like the first time Bucky saw Rocket in Avengers: Infinity War. They might have a different reaction to the sorcery of Strange and Wong.

 

[Mr. Peanut]

I'm wondering if Feige is gonna find some way to make the Netflix side canon, but at the same time finding a way to where you really don't need to watch them for the story to make sense?

I think it's honestly the best way to please fans on both sides of the debate. I get they could be variants, but that would just seem like the easy way out and confuse some casual viewers.

At the very least they should keep season 1 of Daredevil canon. I don't think any of the rest of the Netflix stuff is really important to the MCU one way or the other, but if you're gonna have Murdock and Fisk running around the MCU with the same actors and same characterization, then you really can't beat Daredevil season 1 as their origin story.

 

[KillerMcQueen]

The MCU largely does well at giving people who don't watch it all enough to follow what's going on, so I am sure Feige can do this easily

It's been several years, would be pretty easy to have a lot of creative freedom over the status quo without stupidly making any of the show non-canon.

 

[kguillou]

I've been saying this for a while, but I think this is going to be a loose reboot. If you want to consider the Netflix series canon than you can and they won't directly contradict it but they're going to go in a new direction with DD and Kingpin going forward.

 

[Detective Conan]

 

[BrollySupersj]

Charlie's return was short, but so damn sweet. Got a few cheers in my theater.

 

[The Caped Knight]

It seemed to imply that Aunt May knew Matt.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Hopefully we see this type of humor from Matt Murdock going forward:

Karen: "We go back to helping people out of a crappy office, getting paid in chickens?"
Foggy: "I think Theo would let us work out of here, to start."
Matt: "At least we'd have a place to sell the chickens."

That comes from Season 3 Episode 13 of the Netflix series at the very end when the three were celebrating Wilson's imprisonment.

 

[Arachnerd]

He was a very good lawyer indeed.

 

[Silvermoth]

Always a delight seeing Cox

 

[SPO2 Dalisay]

I can't imagine Matt Murdock lining up with the likes of Thor, Sam Wilson, Captain Marvel, Ant Man and The Hulk against a threat like Kang. It's hard to imagine him doing that. Plus, I am curious to see what his reaction to aliens and wizards would be. Same situation for the Netflix characters. What exactly would their reactions be to Thor, The Guardians, Dr. Strange and Wong if the Netflix heroes were all to show up all of a sudden? If I had to guess the reactions to aliens would be like the others the first time they met aliens "well, they're here" and move on. It would be like the first time Bucky saw Rocket in Avengers: Infinity War. They might have a different reaction to the sorcery of Strange and Wong.

I don't see what the problem would be "The Incident" happened on Netflix. They dealt with The Hand, dragoons and people rising from the dead.

 

[Matt.S99]

I really don’t see why either Matt or Fisk would be new, rebooted versions of the characters. Why get the same actors in the role only to confuse people?
I still think the Netflix shows are canon because nothing in them really contradicts the overall story of the MCU. And I don’t think you really need to watch them to understand anything. Best if they say those shows are canon, but not necessary to watch them since they’re going in a slightly different direction. Just say they were blipped and that’s that.

 

[Joe Von Zombie]

The best live action Batman returns. Was glad to see it.

 

[TheVileOne]

I can't imagine Matt Murdock lining up with the likes of Thor, Sam Wilson, Captain Marvel, Ant Man and The Hulk against a threat like Kang. It's hard to imagine him doing that. Plus, I am curious to see what his reaction to aliens and wizards would be. Same situation for the Netflix characters. What exactly would their reactions be to Thor, The Guardians, Dr. Strange and Wong if the Netflix heroes were all to show up all of a sudden? If I had to guess the reactions to aliens would be like the others the first time they met aliens "well, they're here" and move on. It would be like the first time Bucky saw Rocket in Avengers: Infinity War. They might have a different reaction to the sorcery of Strange and Wong.

Why not? He was offered to join the Avengers at one point. Black Widow used to be his girlfriend:

If guy with bow and arrow and super spy can fight monsters, aliens, Black Order, and Thanos, than so can Daredevil.

 

[TheVileOne]

I don't see what the problem would be "The Incident" happened on Netflix. They dealt with The Hand, dragoons and people rising from the dead.

More like dragon fossils.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Why not? He was offered to join the Avengers at one point. Black Widow used to be his girlfriend:

If guy with bow and arrow and super spy can fight monsters, aliens, Black Order, and Thanos, than so can Daredevil.

If it's a soft reboot and they decide to keep Matt's unwillingness to kill aspect, would he kill evil aliens if he had to?