The Punisher - 2017 - Netflix

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Dla mnie

 

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No Bernthal wygrywa bezsprzecznie.

[Frantik 2 571]

[milan 7 022]

ja widzę jego uszy, uszy, uszy, uszy,  uszy,  a później dopiero mordę. Niestety, serial powinien być spin offem o przygodach usztaego punishera z innego wymiaru.

[Frantik 2 571]

No, wygląda trochę jak Gargamel (ten od Smerfów). Tym bardziej na miniaturce trailera.

Edytowane 2 października 2017 przez Frantik

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Jaka mina przyglupa xD

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:/

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Jest data 17.11.2017 i nowy zwiastun

 

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Nareszcie. Będzie oglądane.

[Frantik 2 571]

Jak ogólnie mam przesyt seriali, tak na Punishera nie mogę się doczekać. Jeszcze tylko niecały miesiąc.

[Frantik 2 571]

Są i recki przedpremierowa:

https://naekranie.pl/recenzje/punisher-sezon-1-recenzja-przedpremierowa

 

i druga od Antywebu:

http://antyweb.pl/the-punisher-recenzja/

Edytowane 13 listopada 2017 przez Frantik

[Farmer 3 272]

Są i ze świata:

 

 

Variety – Sonia Saraiya

In all, “The Punisher” is not just satisfying but surprising – an interpretation of Netflix and Marvel’s tried-and-true partnership that offers more depth and challenges to the audience than even the gritty world of “Marvel’s Jessica Jones.” Free from superpowers and superheroes, the Marvel universe is more forgiving – and more interesting. Of course, the slightly cartoony Marvel Cinematic Universe is still a world where people named Carson Wolf show up and act as if they are not obviously villains. But “The Punisher’s” place in it is a welcome morass of thorny questions and unresolvable answers. At least in this part of the television landscape, there is room for another antihero.

Comic Book – Kofi Outlaw

The Punisher may seem like the latest in the assembly line of Marvel Netflix series, but it definitely breaks the usual mold to offer fans a surprisingly deep and nuanced tale of violence and the trauma it leaves in its wake. It’s unlike anything else in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and ranks up there with the best of the Marvel Netflix brand (Daredevil season 1, Jessica Jones)… For those worried about previous Marvel Netflix series problems coming into play, there are definitely two that do. First: The Punisher is as formulaic in structure as any Marvel Netflix series… In that same vein, this first arc ends with some equally obligatory twists, which could send the second half of The Punisher into some very Luke Cage-ish territory.

IndieWire – Liz Shannon Miller

Honestly, the worst aspect of “The Punisher” is that there’s not too much to say about it. It’s competently made, decently written, but never pushes any boundaries or challenges any big ideas. For a show which seemed, given the timing of its launch, to be so controversial, its most controversial element is its lack of controversy. Frank Castle does some bad things, but nothing as bad as what happens in America on a regular basis. As a narrative about veterans trying to find their place in the world, “The Punisher” has something to say. But it could have been so much shorter, and its placement in the Marvel universe feels tangential at best.

THR – Daniel Fienberg

Far better than ‘Iron Fist,’ Marvel’s latest Netflix standalone is a tight, brutal six-episode story of revenge stretched exhaustingly and inexcusably over 13 hours… The Punisher has moments of excitement, moments of bracing violence and a well-cast star at the center. It’s also tedious for long stretches and, when it comes to plot details, astoundingly forgettable. The gun stuff is just an unpleasant capper.

Forbes

 – Merrill Barr

The Punisher is the best Marvel series to date set within the fictional MCU. Why? Because it does its own thing. 

Since 2015, we’ve watched a “Defenders” world get built within the confines of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist. The Punisher has nothing to do with any of that. 

While the show relies on some prior knowledge obtained from Daredevil season 2, from the moment we pick up with Frank we’re on a completely different side-quest that serves the show well. 

In addition to being the best, The Punisher is also the most violent, unhinged series ever produced by the house Feige (or in this case Jeph Loeb) built.

Polygon

 – Susana Polo

Reviewing Netflix’s Marvel shows before release always comes with some risk, as the company only offers the first half of the season to press. Still, it seems fair to judge a show based on those episodes alone, and update once the rest become available. But here, again, The Punisher feels like a different beast… The Punisher’s first episode is sleepy and repetitive; nothing in it is anything we didn’t see in the second season of Daredevil. Along those same lines, The fifth and sixth episodes already drag more than the others, an indication of the usual mid-season Netflix slump. But at least Punisher’s repetitive beginning is part of the first narratively necessary step in the show’s plot: moving the goalpost on Frank’s revenge.

Uproxx

 – Alan Sepinwall

But – as was the case with both Iron Fist and ABC’s disastrous Inhumans – nobody seems to have had anything but the most superficial take on how to write [The Punisher] and build an entire show around him… It’s a conundrum: The Punisher is most effective when its title character is indiscriminately slaughtering his foes, but that’s also when it most consistently evokes the kinds of real-life horrors that pushed the premiere back once, and could have kept pushing it back indefinitely. There may hopefully be a time when Frank’s actions don’t instantly recall horrors from our world, but that version of his story will still need to be told much more compellingly than this.

 

Collider

 – Chris Cabin

This is incredibly serious material, and it’s a testament to the ambition of The Punisher that the show’s creator, Steve Lightfoot, does not shy away from the isolationism and inner torment that veterans live with on a daily basis… The series is nothing if not timely, and when the focus is on these matters, The Punisher is more challenging and captivating than anything the MCU or Marvel TV programs have produced thus far. When the series moves away from this stuff, however, the show ranges from fascinating to bland to ridiculous.

 

 

Ogólnie wrażenia są pozytywne, a Punisher pokazuje, że Netflixowi i Marvelowi najlepiej wychodzą proste historie bez superbohaterów.

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[Kenny tJJger 3 784]

Pełny sezon do oglądnięcia. :twisted: Ja sprawdzę z pewnością.

[Mani 685]

Właśnie zaczynam pobierać :) serio będzie trzeba w 2k18 zainwestowac w netflixa.

[Luqat 968]

Po co czekać na 2018? Przecież to można w parę minut załatwić. No i raczej taniej nie będzie, bo i tak jest tanio.

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Weż sobie najwyżej z kimś na spółę. Ja miałem na początku z kumplem, a teraz dołączył do nas jeszcze Velius :lapka:

Edytowane 17 listopada 2017 przez sprite

[Moldar 2 249]

Pierwszy odcinek za mną. Jest dobrze, jest bardzo dobrze, sceny walk to samo piękno, ale to się będzie dobrze oglądać. Muszę dawkować to małe arcydzieło :)

[Shen 9 636]

5 odcinków zrobiłem, za dużo dla mnie tego (pipi)enia o weteranach.

[Gość]

Czasem sa przestoje, ale ogolnie na plus. Swietna koncepcja, calkiem ciekawy poczatek. Ciekawie rowijaja akcje.

[Gość]

@Maus już ci zazdraszczam awatara, jak byłem mały (gdzieś 3cia podstawówki) to wyciąłem taka wielką czachę z ostatniej strony komiksu, nakleiłem na czarną koszulkę i tak odziany z jakimś plastikowym tec 9 w łapie wpadłem na szkolny bal przebierańców, słabe branie miałem, do new kids on the block zabrakło pracy nóg ;(

 

Będzie grany ten punisher.

[Mani 685]

18 godzin temu, Luqat napisał:

Po co czekać na 2018? Przecież to można w parę minut załatwić. No i raczej taniej nie będzie, bo i tak jest tanio.

 

 

Odkładam na TV po nowym roku trzeba będzie kupić jakiś 55 cali.

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@Karolek moim ulubieńcem był właśnie Punisher i Batman, bo jako jedyni nie posiadali super mocy. Mogę pożyczyć avatar i ustawić batmana, jak ci bardzo zależy.

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@Maus Dzięki, pokusa jest silna ale jednak po wewnętrznej walce zatrzymam w awatarze innego bohatera z dzieciństwa

[Gość]

Nie ma sprawy. 

 

Wracajac do tematu, to rzucanie kamieniami w panow policjantow mogli sobie darowac.