Marvel's IRON FIST
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Lewis Tan Will Play The Villainous Zhou Cheng In Marvel's IRON FIST
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We still don't know who will be the big bad in
Iron Fist
when it hits Netflix next year, but relative unknown Lewis Tan has now been revealed as playing the villain Zhou Cheng, a key character from the comics.
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Who will be the main villains in Iron Fist? As of right now, we just don't know! It is of course worth noting that Madame Gao made a blink and you'll miss it appearance in the first teaser trailer for the series, while footage shown at the New York Comic-Con confirmed that Danny Rand has some issues with The Hand. However, no further details about the role they will play have been revealed.
Thanks to
io9
though, we do now know that Zhou Cheng will be making an appearance. In the comics, he's a servant of Ch'i-Lin who is tasked with killing every iteration of the Iron Fist, so expect to see him play a potentially significant role in this series as an opponent for the Living Weapon. Still, he's no Steel Serpent, so it will be interesting to see if that's a character who ends up appearing in some form here.
Episode 1, Snow Gives Way directed by John Dahl
Episode 2, Shadow Hawk Takes Flight directed by John Dahl
Episode 3, Rolling Thunder Cannon Punch directed by Tom Shankland
Episode 4, Eight Diagram Dragon Palm directed by unknown
Episode 5, Under Leaf Pluck Lotus directed by Uta Briesewitz
Episode 6, Immortal Emerges From Cave directed by unknown.
Episode 7, Felling With Tree Routes directed by Farren Blackburn (18 for strong bloody violence)
Episode 8, The Blessing Of Many Fractures directed by Kevin Tancharoen
Episode 9, The Mistress Of All Agonies directed by Jet Wilkinson
Episode 10, unknown
Episode 11, Lead Horse Back To Stable directed by Deborah Chow (12 for mild violence)
Episode 12, unknown
Episode 13, Dragon Plays With Fire directed by Stephen Surjik
NicoSuave said:
Anyone else feel like the tattoo is one of those things that looked cool in the comics, but looks awkward in real life?
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Might have been cooler if it was a "burn/brand" or something that illuminates when he fights, like his hands.
osubuckeye4 said:
Meh...
Iron Fist is the homeless persons Batman
Netflix needs to hurry up with more Daredevil
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Season 2 of DareDevil was kinda shaky in certain areas. The main appeal was the Punisher, and there was no big boss like Kingpin or Kilgrave.
Jessica Jones has been their best Netflix project so far. Excellent protagonist, excellent antagonist, excellent supporting cast, great long term storytelling, and great use of the 13-episode order. It's hard to put out those 13 episodes without some of them feeling like added fluff (the second half of Luke Cage felt that way), but Jessica Jones managed to pull it off.
NicoSuave said:
Season 2 of DareDevil was kinda shaky in certain areas. The main appeal was the Punisher, and there was no big boss like Kingpin or Kilgrave.
Jessica Jones has been their best Netflix project so far. Excellent protagonist, excellent antagonist, excellent supporting cast, great long term storytelling, and great use of the 13-episode order. It's hard to put out those 13 episodes without some of them feeling like added fluff (the second half of Luke Cage felt that way), but Jessica Jones managed to pull it off.
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Pick up that Coffee. Throw it in your face!
Daredevil season one and two were the best (Stairway fight scene was PURE ART) IMO. Jessica was a strong second and Luke Cage third.
YukonCornelius said:
Pick up that Coffee. Throw it in your face!
Daredevil season one and two were the best (Stairway fight scene was PURE ART) IMO. Jessica was a strong second and Luke Cage third.
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bulls---! In order from greatest to least:
JJ
,
DD1
,
DD2
,
LC
NicoSuave said:
Season 2 of DareDevil was kinda shaky in certain areas. The main appeal was the Punisher, and there was no big boss like Kingpin or Kilgrave.
Jessica Jones has been their best Netflix project so far. Excellent protagonist, excellent antagonist, excellent supporting cast, great long term storytelling, and great use of the 13-episode order. It's hard to put out those 13 episodes without some of them feeling like added fluff (the second half of Luke Cage felt that way), but Jessica Jones managed to pull it off.
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Oh, nevermind you're right because you said so.
10,000 apologies.