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"David Slade has discussed his vision for the abandoned Daredevil movie project. He said that his vision was very similar to Joe Carnahan&amp;#039;s sizzle reels made during his pitch for the reboot.      &amp;quot;[I saw it as] really complex and exciting,&amp;quot; Slade told Comic Book Movie. &amp;quot;It was complicated, and in the most unimaginable Fox way possible. I was really, really excited about it. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s funny, I remember Joe Carnahan went after it hard when the rights were about to go. He cut together that thing that was great and exciting, but it was kind of sad, in a way, because everything in that trailer we had attempted to do. Every single thing!&amp;quot;   Regarding his own pitch, he continued: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s in the &amp;#039;70s, Kingpin is going through New York dealing with the Irish mafia, and there&amp;#039;s Daredevil in the yellow suit - it was all there! &amp;quot;You know, it&amp;#039;s a big studio film and it&amp;#039;s tougher... there are certain people who are really good at that, and I hope to be really good at that. I will continue to try my best.&amp;quot; Carnahan replaced Slade on the project when the latter stepped down to work on the Hannibal television show. 20th Century Fox eventually saw the rights revert to Marvel Entertainment without a new film ever going into production. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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