And it did... and it did NOT pull any punches.

And there are LOTS of punches... as well as bullet wounds, stabbing, smashing, kneecapping, and sledge hammering, just to name a few. Plus blood by the bucket full.
All to tell a story of revenge, of... justice? Honestly, it's hard to say. After 13 brutal episodes that took me until this week to get though... It's not a show I'll be revisiting. I am glad that I finished it before Jessica Jones season 2 hit Netflix (today actually), if only by a couple of days.
However, as it is only tangentially related to anything else that's happening in the Netflix-MCU, unless you're a big fan of violence, I'd skip this one.
!!! MAJOR SPOILERS !!!
ReplyDeleteI felt that the inclusion of the PTSD-afflicted, disaffected soldier, turned-terrorist, sub-plot was not only lazy and pandering, but really did little to better the season, other than providing the track-switch which brought Frank's being alive to the public's attention.