Get ready for action, assassins, and… a whole lot of red leather! This week on No More Late Fees, we’re diving into Elektra, the 2005 Jennifer Garner-led superhero spin-off that tried to give Marvel’s deadly assassin her moment. Let’s see if Elektra still holds up or if it’s just another mid-2000s superhero misstep. We're joined by our fantastic returning guests, Sam and Andrew, to dissect the 2005 action film. Danielle's unwavering passion for Elektra leads to a lively discussion, as we explore behind-the-scenes facts, the studio's attempt to separate it from Daredevil, and the film's rapid production. We also highlight Jennifer Garner's impressive stunt work and give our honest reviews. Whether you're a die-hard Elektra fan or just curious about this 20th Century Fox 2000s superhero spin-off, this episode is for you! Tune in for debates, laughs and Marvel nostalgia.
·Season 4 Episode 43·
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