One of the complaints I keep hearing about Netflix’s Marvel shows is that they are too long, with every season so far sitting at 13 episodes, except for The Defenders and Iron Fist Season 2.
Have you had a chance to check out Season 2 of Iron Fist yet? If you haven't, I actually kinda recommend it. No, it's not perfect, but it's a step up from that first season,
I've got some kinda bad news, folks. Despite everyone hoping that the change in leadership over on the Iron Fist front, it's not looking like the second season will be bringing a whole lot of
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOI8unBh2UY Hate those fight scenes from Iron Fist Season 1? You aren't alone. In fact, the fight scenes were one of the main complaints many fans had about the show -- you know, in addition
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvvWB0GwCek&feature=youtu.be[/embed] Iron Fist Season 2 does look better than Season 1 from this trailer. However, trailers can be deceiving, and whilst it looks like a series chock full of Kung-Fu duels, the trailer doesn't give
[embed]https://youtu.be/M4-9ufIdw5M[/embed] Iron Fist Season 2 will hit Netflix on September 7 and so far all most of us have seen are some photos and descriptions from the Iron Fist Panel at SDCC 2018. With Iron
Despite coming on the heels of five seasons of solid television that included two seasons of Daredevil, one season of Jessica Jones, and one season of Luke Cage, Iron Fist Season 1 wasn't met by
About a month or so back, Luke Cage Season 2 landed on Netflix, and with it came the much-talked-about 10th episode "The Main Ingredient," which saw the return of one Danny Rand to the frontlines
I'll admit at this point that the honeymoon period for a lot of these Marvel TV shows is kind of over. Sure, there's still a lot to like in recent seasons of TV, but some
