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Jon Bernthal, Adrian Alvarado, Floriana Lima, Teri Reeves, Josh Stewart, Giorgia Whigham, Ben Barnes, Amber Rose Revah, Ilia Volok, Jes Davis (mehr)Streaming (1)
Folgen(13)
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Roadhouse Blues (S02E01)
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Kämpfen oder fliehen (S02E02)
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Das Wasser bewegen (S02E03)
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Knoten (S02E04)
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Einäugige Bauern (S02E05)
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Nakazat (S02E06)
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Ein schlechter Tag (S02E07)
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Meines Bruders Hüter (S02E08)
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Ein Haufen Scheiße (S02E09)
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Die dunklen Herzen der Menschen (S02E10)
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Der Abgrund (S02E11)
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Kollisionskurs (S02E12)
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Der Wirbelwind (S02E13)
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Frank will eine Teenagerin schützen, die in eine böse Verschwörung verstrickt ist, und schreckt zudem vor nichts zurück, um Russo ein für alle Mal das Handwerk zu legen. (Netflix)
Kritiken (5)
Frank brachte uns wieder Mal, was er konnte, aber diesmal abgetakelter, als ich es mir gewünscht hätte. Neben dem typischen stillen Wasser währen der Filler Folgen, gibt es diesmal viel zu viel von zufälligen Problemlösungen oder besser gesagt erst deren Entstehung. Und das irrsinnige Verhalten mancher Charaktere (Madani!?!) ist dem auch keine Hilfe. Im Schatten des dritten Daredevile, die fehlende führende Hand der Kreativität schmerzt doch sehr, denn handwerklich verliert man hier um eine oder zwei Klassen. Versteht mich nicht falsch, Bernthal ist nach wie vor ein Badass schlechthin und mit seinem Girlie-Sidekick funzt es klasse, aber seine Qualitäten kommen nur in der genialen Einführungsfolge zur geltung, die für den ganzen Punisher essenziell ist. Leidergottes gibt es aber 13 Folgen…
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The Punisher returns in full force and goes over the corpses again, though he is so torn up at the end that he is not far from dead himself. Jon Bernthal is so natural in this role that I can't imagine anyone else playing the Punisher today. I was a little annoyed that Russo was back on the scene, I wouldn't have minded at all if the priest played by Josh Stewart had more space, he does great things after The Collection and is more than solid as the bad guy. Dinah Madani as always is amazing and I can't get enough of her, Mahoney is annoying but fair, and the new character Giorgia Whigham was quite annoying at the start but I grew to like her in the end. A couple of episodes were slower, but in the end I was satisfied again and the final three episodes were really packed. 90%.
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A weaker story, but much more action-packed. As if he wanted to save some ideas for later, Frank returns to season 1 and starts digging around in old motifs instead of developing new ones. That’s a tremendous shame. And it seemed as if Billy Russo shut down the fairly intriguingly developing storyline with religious fanatics. Once again, Bernthal carries the entire season on his shoulders and, without him, there would probably be no point in watching. His Punisher is the spitting image of the comic-book character. It’s true that his civilian identity is a little more human, almost at the level of Dad of the Year, but that is for the good. Some scenes and twists are like something out of NCIS, but that’s counterbalanced by the quality blood-spattered action with emphasis on destruction; see the fantastic episode 10. The ending disappointed me, mainly because of the last scene, but at least that means Frank is signing off with a bang.
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More psychology, faith, family and interaction between the main characters, all this at the expense of the brutal action and breakneck pace of the first season. Of course there's action here too, very decent in places, but the steroid-pumped rage and revenge for the deaths of the family has dropped by about 50 percent. Good casting in Frank as a teenager, an excellent take on the main antagonist, a mysterious priest, and a decently built complex underbelly of the "party of villains". However, the pacing loses momentum in the middle due to the more complex plot entanglements of multiple characters on stage. Frank doesn't steal everything for himself this time, but plays his part almost evenly with several other characters, though it's still true that his is by far the most interesting and absolutely pivotal. It doesn’t matter, it’s still bloody good stuff, but that intensive vengeance feeling of the first season is gone.
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Jon Bernthal’s return to his role was excellently executed; I was quite surprised that after a little over a year, we already got a second season, which the creators managed to produce carefully without rushing at the expense of quality to release it as soon as possible. I appreciate that. I’m pleased with Jigsaw; Ben Barnes portrayed the character extremely convincingly, even though I know it differs slightly from the comics. The character of Father John was perfect, and he got plenty of screen time, which I initially didn’t quite understand, but after a few episodes, I realized that his "hero" boasts a very interesting origin, and his storyline ultimately captivated me the most. The return of other familiar characters was also gratifying. The story itself didn’t offer many moments I could criticize. The action remains classically brutal and bloody for The Punisher, with the bathroom and gym fight scenes being the best choreographed. The final episode was intensely climactic; I could hardly keep up with what was happening on screen. It would be very disappointing if Netflix decided to cancel The Punisher along with Daredevil. That would be a shame because the potential hasn’t been exhausted under any circumstances. The second season earns an 88%.
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