Corruption alert: This article contains the main spoilers of the first season of the “conclusion”Dardevil: Born again“Now flows on Disney+.
After it ended with a noise (literally) in the penultimate episode, “Dardevil: Born Egain” raises violence with one of the most violent scenes in Marvel’s history and is completely placed under the leadership of the mayor Wilson Vincent D’Enofrio.
The episode begins with flashback brushes, revealing how Vanessa Fisk (Illit Zuber) Polsia (Wilson Bethyle) was convinced by killing Nelson’s blurrs before the first show of the tragic series. At the present time, Matt Merdok (Charlie Cox) wakes up in the hospital after he saved Kenghin from the shooting by Polsia in his political party and took the bullet himself in the last episode. He died alive, but KingPin still wants him dead, so he sends discounts to the city and sends his Enfact Pak Kashman (Arti Froshan) to kill Matt under the cover of darkness. Fortunately, if he dies, enough strength to escape to the suffering hideout (John Bernal), but Wilson Fisk police are on their way.
After getting a summary reunion earlier this season, Dardevil and The Punisher finally returned to work together. While Matt refuses to kill anyone, Frank Castle has no concerns about the launch of his bloody anger at Abon Kenghin. Just as one of the officers who killed the white tiger (Kamar De Los Reyes) died, a hand grenade is launched through the window and the pain painfully jumps to the street. In the emergence of another surprise, there is the Deborah Ann Walll to upgrade it and lead it to safety.
As the power network drops, chaos erupts in the streets of New York while Fisk police officers start shooting innocent civilians and plant masks on them until they resemble illegal vigilance. Finally, the main Vanessa and Wilson plan with the Red Hook project becomes clear: they want to create a city country within the New York borders free of customs and taxes. In the most interesting moments of the series (and perhaps the entire history of MCU), Fisk explains its strength by breaking the head of the Commissioner Gallo (Michael Gaston) with his bare hands in front of his supporters.
Dardevil and Punisher Kingpin are chased by their unique ways: Dardevil collects his forces while punisher runs into the fire. Kengagin police overwhelmed and taken a hostage, but not before trying to tempt them to join their case by showing their tattooing the skull logo. Punisher refuses to disgust from a cage (currently) alongside other political enemies in KingPin. With the help of Karen, Matt finally reconciles with the death of Foggy and recruited his allies to help landing KingPin and restoring the city, which is now undergoing combat law. In the post-credit scene, it was also revealed that Punisher escapes from his cage-where he created his upcoming special presentation and perhaps a return in “Born Again” season two.
with diverse, D’Enofrio breaks the bloody moment of Kingpin at the end, its final political goals and how the famous “Shadowland” story may affect the second season.
Before the season, it disturbed that there was a scene in “Born Again” that was more heavy than killing the notorious KingPin door in the first season of “Dardevil” from Netflix. There is no doubt that this was the moment of your head in the end. What is your first reaction to reading this scene?
To be honest, my first reaction was how we will do that? How will we make it different from the other scenes you did? How can we make us different from other violent scenes that portray the same? I immediately discussed the roads with our producers and crew of special effects that we can prevent the scene to help implement the way I was thinking about this physically. We have discovered that, we have done something different from what people have seen before when it comes to things like that. It is very brutal. It is a kind of madness as an actor who should talk about such things, but we want this offer to be different.
The commissioner’s killing in front of other people was very bold, but KingPin had all the power to himself. Will he face any consequences for that?
He certainly in power himself. He still has to keep his position as a mayor in one way or another. The Commissioner Gallo is killed in front of his business squad, so they want to be bad as it is. Nobody saw this killing, and I will be sure of that, in the end it is covered.
In addition, he has all his opponents detained in cages. What is his biggest plan?
His greatest plan is martial law, and while he can hold the city in martial law, to complete the largest possible number of crimes and get rid of vigilance. This will be included in his thinking about being able, at some point, to expand its scope of reaching New York.
So he only has more plans than New York City?
I would like to say more plans than New York City, but Vers New York.
The line that really holds me when he looked at the camera and said, “I love New York” in a way that threatens. What do you want to mean this line?
He considers the city to him, so he loves her because of that. Although not everyone thinks the same thing he is doing, he thinks that. He really, he really believes that New York is his city, that it is his platform and loves it because of this.
How high is it? Can he go to the oval office?
i don’t think so. I am not really thinking about it as a political person; I think about it as a corrupt person. I think this can happen. I seriously doubt that it will take this path. I think you say that because of what is happening in real life, and we do not link the show to anything that happens in real life. So I don’t think this path will be taken. But it is dangerous. It is very dangerous with what my personality does. As New Yorker – I was born in Brooklyn, but I have been living in the city and around it since late adolescence – it’s the idea that New York be under the martial law. When I actually thought about it, it’s a frightening thing. Imagine that the bridges that are closed and only the ability to enter and go out with identifiers and prove the reason we go to the city. It is a kind of madness. I remember the feeling of standing after September 11 in the streets of New York with my bike and a feeling that the dread of what happened. I cannot imagine what will be to live in New York City under martial law. It will be crazy.
I am a fan of “Dardevil” storytelling, especially the “Shadowland” story. We have seen pictures of Charlie Cox in black fashion from “Shadowland”. Is this something we saw in the second season?
This is a very good question. [Laughs] I don’t know if I can answer this question. But it is good. It is clear that you are following the story in a good way.
I will give you another. Does KingPin know that Punisher escapes his cage in a post -credit scene? Should Kingpin be afraid?
I don’t think KingPin will be KingPin if he is afraid of the punishable, and vice versa. I don’t think Punisher will be punishable if he is afraid of KingPin. A meeting of these two has previously fell in the original Netflix series. I’m sure it will happen again at some point. I don’t know when, though. I think he knows he went. In the end, he knows that he is no longer there. So far is a small part of the second season. We have to see what they are planning to do with The Punisher, and it must be interesting to see. I don’t know if “What if …?” A movie or if it is connected to a series or not, but it will be interesting to see. I love to punish John. I think he is doing a great job in that.
So not KingPin in the punishment for one shot?
If there is, no one told me.
