Get ready, Hell's Kitchen fans—Daredevil: Born Again has hit Disney+ and it is causing a storm. Released on March 4, the series brings back Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock and Vincent D’Onofrio as Kingpin for an intense, action-packed saga. Season 1 dives into Murdock's struggle between his dual identities while Wilson Fisk’s political rise shakes up New York. With a second season already confirmed and shocking twists hinted, the excitement has skyrocketed—and it is already smashing major records. What is the next big surprise?

Daredevil: Born Again has taken the world by storm, breaking a major record on Rotten Tomatoes. What incredible achievement has this latest Marvel series pulled off? 

The excitement surrounding Daredevil: Born Again is palpable, with fans flocking to Rotten Tomatoes to leave glowing reviews. The show’s audience score has now surpassed that of another beloved Marvel series, X-Men '97, which previously held the record. This highly anticipated series revives the dark, gritty tone of Daredevil while introducing new characters and intricate plotlines that have captivated audiences. Early responses suggest Daredevil: Born Again is living up to its massive hype, achieving a milestone in Marvel television history.

Daredevil: Born Again surged to 94% on the platform, while X-Men '97 maintained a score of 91%. However, X-Men '97 did have a higher critic score of 99%. Born Again holds an 82% critic score, indicating a large gap between critical and audience reception. Alongside delivering a bombastic performance in Born Again, Charlie Cox is on a mission to keep audiences engaged with his gripping MI6 agent avatar in Treason on Netflix, showcasing his dynamic range in both action-packed and intense roles.

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Consuming every piece of modern media leaves us feeling emptier, craving immersion. Charlie Cox offers a refreshing escape with his captivating performances, drawing us in without overwhelming, providing balance in an endless cycle.

Netflix consistently delivers, and Treason is no exception. This intense British spy thriller, crafted by Matt Charman (co-writer of Bridge of Spies), premiered on December 26, 2022. The five-part miniseries boasts an impressive ensemble cast, with Charlie Cox’s portrayal of a military figure showcasing his versatility. His performance involves high-stakes action, adding depth to his range of skills.

Treason solidifies its place as a standout in Netflix's spy drama lineup, with Charlie Cox leading the way as Adam Lawrence, the youngest head of MI6. His performance is a masterclass in nuance, perfectly capturing the show’s core themes of trust, betrayal, and the high stakes of intelligence work. Cox’s portrayal brings depth to the character, ensuring the series resonates with audiences as a thrilling and complex espionage tale.

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