This version of the kingpin never grew up, but the one in the spiderman 1994 version very much did grow up. The thing about Vincent's version is that he is ultimately driven by desire to make his abusive father proud of him by becoming everything his father was but bigger, the 1994 version was driven by desire to escape the world of rejection his weight (implied to be due to a genetic defect as he was fat even with only "approximately 2% of " his body was fat, rather than due to him overeating), his father's abandonment, his time in prison, and his own greed sentenced him to.
Man, what would I do for a more darker Marvel universe on film and TV - R rated Punisher and Daredevil shows, R rated dark vampire movies with Blade, a darker X-men in it, focusing on Wolverine and Deadpool. A darker version of Spider-Man, focusing on Green Goblin, Venom and Kingpin. Too bad the MCU is getting too family friendly now... We can only dream. :(
I love your content! I truly enjoy the articulation and the details covered in each video! Could you please do some about villains from the God of war franchise: Heimdall and Bulder are so great!
I disagree that Fisk is a sociopath. He does have a an ability to feel empathy (albeit probably a weak one due to his trauma) as shown with his mother, Wesley and his wife. When his mother was being beaten you can see how horrified kid Fisk felt if he truly was a sociopath he probably wouldn’t have felt that and probably wouldn’t have killed his dad. His cruel nature is artificially created as you said he used to be kind and gentle and it was the murder of his father that turned him cruel and power hungry. You also said he didn’t feel shame and I disagree too since he felt a very strong need to delude himself into believing he was a savior if he couldn’t feel shame why would he care so much whether he was a savior or an oppressor? I believe he was deeply ashamed of his actions and that sparked his need to convince himself that he was actually a savior that he wasn’t a cruel oppressor. I agree he is very detached from other people but that’s just a coping mechanism because of his past trauma and when he actually lets them in into his life he feels empathy for them and is very caring. Edit: Not to mention he feels remorse too. The remorse of letting Wesley go take care of Rachel alone ate away at him. Second edit: I learned more about anti-social personality disorder (or sociopathy, although no worthwhile doctor will call it that) and Fisk absolutely does not have it. Just read any in-depth descriptions of it and you'll see he doesn't fit into it.
Fisak is 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 times more impressive than the Punihser from the sadistic series
@@Bankai2169did they ruin him? He’s a weird shell of himself in Hawkeye but when he returns in echo he’s basically an extension of his daredevil self. There’s a scene where he sends his sign language away for the night then his goons execute her in the hallway without even blinking or stopping his meal
@@Bankai2169 Fisk should've known ASL like how he spoke mandarin to Gao. Him killing the translators was dumb. In Hawkeye, he failed to deal with Eleanor Bishop or even threaten Hawkeye's family. In Echo, he could've easily executed Maya Lopez's family and burn the town to the ground.
While his first appearance returning in Hawkeye fell a little flat as a “surprise villain”, and he had very little screen time to work with, I understand people thinking he’s been neutered a bit. I’ll withhold full judgement on their usage with him until Born Again. I believe he’ll be much more in his element there with the cruelty we’ve come to expect from Wilson.
This was great character development and portrayal on Netflix's part, it was later of course RUINED by Disney's MCU characters. The Disney MCU has ruined the characters of Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, DareDevil, The Vision, Spider-Man and others.
I partially agree. I still liked MCU Spiderman given that it was established to be different from other iterations however he didn’t become interesting until “No Way Home”. Vision was okay but didn’t leave a long lasting impression. Daredevil was probably the best aspect of She-Hulk given how terrible it was but he was made to do a lot of out of character and silly things just to fit the tone of the show which I didn’t like. I think Bruce Banner really suffered the most in the MCU. He had a really interesting story in “Avengers” but following “Ragnorok” he’s regulated to comic relief side character and ultimately just looses his humanity that made him interesting. Tony Stark is the closest character to come out unscathed by the inconsistent yet comedic approach of the MCU and had a good conclusion next to Captain America.
No, they didn't. Then again you guys never bother to read the comics anyway. Daredevil acts like that too. He switches between being serious and very jokey a lot. If you guys ever bothered to Read Daredevil:Yellow then you'd see that but I bet you won't
"" even fisk admits before their wedding that he was afraid of his own self deception and that perhaps the reason he was attracted to her was because he sees his own reflection in her "" Dam that's gotta be one of the Harshest unintentional Burns ever lol he's Basically saying when he looks at her he sees a chubby bald man 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He is strong will hardworking manipulative criminal aggressive orderly aggressive business like but miserably insecure kid like charming ruthless minded fearful about losing control of things around him plus fearful of being beat by his enemy way but fearless about protecting his self thing around him way plus he bestest non superhuman dangerous plain sight destructive to others and to himself larger then life normal trained skillful copycat villain
Ln the mind of a villain I like you do a character d analysis on (skeletor) from the He-Man and the Masters of the universe franchise will you do that please 🥺 ?
Vincent D'Onofrio absolutely nailed this character.
Quite easily my favorite Marvel villain on screen. Great video
I believe the cuff links also represented his mother’s approval of his murder of his father.
He’s not super human but he’s still very strong.
@bantner21 Right.
The term is PEAK HUMAN.
@@Zurround Yeah.
Frankly, Fisk might love using violence, but he hates that he loves it. Unlike Matt Murdock.
This version of the kingpin never grew up, but the one in the spiderman 1994 version very much did grow up. The thing about Vincent's version is that he is ultimately driven by desire to make his abusive father proud of him by becoming everything his father was but bigger, the 1994 version was driven by desire to escape the world of rejection his weight (implied to be due to a genetic defect as he was fat even with only "approximately 2% of " his body was fat, rather than due to him overeating), his father's abandonment, his time in prison, and his own greed sentenced him to.
I think Kingpin deserves his own tv show tbr
I would recommend doing Billy Russo from The Punisher Season 1-2
Yes please do that.
Yoo they actually did it lol imma watch that one next!
@@TheRecklessGamerINC I have already seen that one and it was awesome !
Jigsaw was a good villain.
Daredevil and Kingpin is my favorite comic rivalry.
Kingpin needs his own tv show in my opinion
Kingpin should make an appearance on the Powerpuff Girls
What?!
Man, what would I do for a more darker Marvel universe on film and TV - R rated Punisher and Daredevil shows, R rated dark vampire movies with Blade, a darker X-men in it, focusing on Wolverine and Deadpool. A darker version of Spider-Man, focusing on Green Goblin, Venom and Kingpin. Too bad the MCU is getting too family friendly now... We can only dream. :(
I love your content! I truly enjoy the articulation and the details covered in each video!
Could you please do some about villains from the God of war franchise: Heimdall and Bulder are so great!
The OCD plus PTSD
I disagree that Fisk is a sociopath. He does have a an ability to feel empathy (albeit probably a weak one due to his trauma) as shown with his mother, Wesley and his wife. When his mother was being beaten you can see how horrified kid Fisk felt if he truly was a sociopath he probably wouldn’t have felt that and probably wouldn’t have killed his dad. His cruel nature is artificially created as you said he used to be kind and gentle and it was the murder of his father that turned him cruel and power hungry. You also said he didn’t feel shame and I disagree too since he felt a very strong need to delude himself into believing he was a savior if he couldn’t feel shame why would he care so much whether he was a savior or an oppressor? I believe he was deeply ashamed of his actions and that sparked his need to convince himself that he was actually a savior that he wasn’t a cruel oppressor. I agree he is very detached from other people but that’s just a coping mechanism because of his past trauma and when he actually lets them in into his life he feels empathy for them and is very caring.
Edit: Not to mention he feels remorse too. The remorse of letting Wesley go take care of Rachel alone ate away at him.
Second edit: I learned more about anti-social personality disorder (or sociopathy, although no worthwhile doctor will call it that) and Fisk absolutely does not have it. Just read any in-depth descriptions of it and you'll see he doesn't fit into it.
I think Kingpin deserves his own tv show tbr
Say it with me: "A-non-NYM-ity"
Proof that it’s not narrated by an AI
wowwwwwwwwwwwww
Can you do a video on the Queen of hearts please
I mean...when you put it like that...yeah... but... nevermind....
Fisak is 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 times more impressive than the Punihser from the sadistic series
Wilson Fisk is the most fleshed out villain in the entirety of the MCU.
Until Disney ruined him
@@Bankai2169did they ruin him? He’s a weird shell of himself in Hawkeye but when he returns in echo he’s basically an extension of his daredevil self.
There’s a scene where he sends his sign language away for the night then his goons execute her in the hallway without even blinking or stopping his meal
@@Bankai2169 Fisk should've known ASL like how he spoke mandarin to Gao. Him killing the translators was dumb.
In Hawkeye, he failed to deal with Eleanor Bishop or even threaten Hawkeye's family. In Echo, he could've easily executed Maya Lopez's family and burn the town to the ground.
What about Dex
In both comics and the small screen
We can all agree Fisk can go from 0-100 real quick.
Great analysis I forgot how great this version of Kingpin truly was. A shame Disney is ruining him
While his first appearance returning in Hawkeye fell a little flat as a “surprise villain”, and he had very little screen time to work with, I understand people thinking he’s been neutered a bit.
I’ll withhold full judgement on their usage with him until Born Again. I believe he’ll be much more in his element there with the cruelty we’ve come to expect from Wilson.
You completely read my mind here.
@@Titan.Tantrumgiven disneys track record for marvels disney plus shows i wouldn't hope for much
How is Disney ruining him? 💀
@@TyronSpiveyBrowngonna go with the first minute of the video he mentions it. Without saying it word for word.
Could you do fire lord Ozai from Avatar: Last Airbender or Lotor from Voltron: Legendary Defender?
Rest in heavenly peace, in loving memory of Michael Clarke Duncan
"Willy ceased to exist when you left him in prison. And now, it's your turn." - The Kingpin to his father
Great scene from Spider-man TAS
Yes yes and yes this review and the review you did on Ben Poindexter are both connected. Plus it is long overdue.
These are phenomenal breakdowns! Great insights and I hope you keep doing them.
Thanks, will do!
Is that the same actor who portrayed Pvt Pile?
Yes. His name is Vincent D'Onofrio.
@@cyan0984 Wow, he is one hell of an actor!
This is great. Love the piano in the background.
This was great character development and portrayal on Netflix's part, it was later of course RUINED by Disney's MCU characters.
The Disney MCU has ruined the characters of Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, DareDevil, The Vision, Spider-Man and others.
I partially agree. I still liked MCU Spiderman given that it was established to be different from other iterations however he didn’t become interesting until “No Way Home”.
Vision was okay but didn’t leave a long lasting impression.
Daredevil was probably the best aspect of She-Hulk given how terrible it was but he was made to do a lot of out of character and silly things just to fit the tone of the show which I didn’t like.
I think Bruce Banner really suffered the most in the MCU. He had a really interesting story in “Avengers” but following “Ragnorok” he’s regulated to comic relief side character and ultimately just looses his humanity that made him interesting.
Tony Stark is the closest character to come out unscathed by the inconsistent yet comedic approach of the MCU and had a good conclusion next to Captain America.
No, they didn't. Then again you guys never bother to read the comics anyway. Daredevil acts like that too. He switches between being serious and very jokey a lot.
If you guys ever bothered to Read Daredevil:Yellow then you'd see that but I bet you won't
Can you please do Chucky (Charles Lee Ray) for the Child’s Play series?
A lovely boy
2Pac Bishop performance in Juice
"" even fisk admits before their wedding that he was afraid of his own self deception and that perhaps the reason he was attracted to her was because he sees his own reflection in her ""
Dam that's gotta be one of the Harshest unintentional Burns ever lol he's Basically saying when he looks at her he sees a chubby bald man 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He is strong will hardworking manipulative criminal aggressive orderly aggressive business like but miserably insecure kid like charming ruthless minded fearful about losing control of things around him plus fearful of being beat by his enemy way but fearless about protecting his self thing around him way plus he bestest non superhuman dangerous plain sight destructive to others and to himself larger then life normal trained skillful copycat villain
I didn't know they had Vincent in the stupid new TV shows he was great in daredevil. Nailed it , to say the cliche
Thank you so much. Glad we found you.
Ln the mind of a villain I like you do a character d analysis on (skeletor) from the He-Man and the Masters of the universe franchise will you do that please 🥺 ?
Excellent villain
Can you do Azog from the Hobbit trilogy??