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Alex_Hodgkinson — 9 years ago(July 03, 2016 03:08 PM)

I mean, they're all dicks stealing money and being nasty to anyone who dislikes them, while the antagonists just seem to want justice and dislike them for valid reasons.

"It hurts, doesn't it? Being in pain." - Daredevil, a lawyer, 2015

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The second film addressed character issues more clearly. Only issues now are the clichs and unbelievable tricks. As well as a few plot holes. But the second film fixed the character issues for me, treating the horsemen more like children who need help and explaining why Freeman was locked up and treated as the villain.

"It hurts, doesn't it? Being in pain." - Daredevil, a lawyer, 2015

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I made to the police station scene. I just didn't like the characters and turned it off. Maybe I'll watch the rest later.

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