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Finn Jones slammed critics for giving poor ratings and bad reviews for his show "Iron Fist," which will stream on Netflix very soon. According to the star, those who have criticized the show do not have much understanding of the comic books or the community connected with the "Iron Fist" franchise.

Finn Jones Says "Iron Fist"-Like Shows Are Made For Fans

According to the actor, the show is not for critics. Rather it is for the fans, reports io9. It is not the first time that stars and directors of a particular show have used this line of statement to defend their project/s. The Marvel show received a bad Rotten Tomatoes score and critics believe that fans deserve better.

While slamming critics and their opinion, Finn Jones said they did not understand the show the way fans will, as they do not have much understanding of the comic books or its community. He even went ahead, defending the Netflix show as one of the most diverse ones around.

According to the British actor, when Marvel and Netflix fans and comic book fans will view the show from the perspective of a superhero show, they will start enjoying it. Several other stars also have defended their highly criticized comic book shows and movies in this way like Finn Jones.

Most of the movies in this genre were massive hits, indicating that fans are particularly interested in the DC universe. But it also means that they should get the best from the producers.

'Iron Fist' Details And More

In the Marvel TV series, Finn Jones plays the role of a mystical martial arts champion Danny Rand, whereas Jessica Henwick plays the role of his partner or an ally, Colleen Wing, reports Toronto Sun. However, the low ratings have already reportedly discouraged some fans.

The series will debut on Netflix on Mar. 17. Will fans trust the statement of Finn Jones or believe critics more?