In the movie "DareDevil", a blind mand with ultra-powerful hearing fights evil. Here's the problem as I see it: He dodges bullets by listening to the sound of their coming, but since bullets travel faster than sound, he'd easily be shot before he ever heard anything.

"...but since bullets travel faster than sound, he'd easily be shot before he ever heard anything."
- jrimsa75

Not all bullets are supersonic. Only certain weapons have a muzzle exit velocity above the speed of sound. For example, a typical handgun 9mm Luger round with 124 grain has muzzle velocity of about 1100 ft/s; a 45 ACP with 130 grain has muzzle velocity of about 850 ft/s. Shotgun pellets are even slower. Speed of sound in dry air at room temperature at sea level is about 1130 ft/s, so unless DareDevil was being shot at point-blank range, he could theoretically "hear" the bullets. Evildoers should have used rifles on him (typical muzzle velocity of .223 Remington is 3250 ft/s).

although in the movie they (badguys) they are normally using automatics and not pistols

one thing to point out about daredevils abilities, is he seemed to use all of his senses at a heightened level. In the movie, it was important to show that he probably sensed a combination of pressure, heat, AND used supersenitive hearing. The movie wanted to leverage our familiarity with people with disabilities compensating with their other senses. The comic book seems to go a bit farther, by showing that DD has a special sense almost like a low resolution radar, that worked best with moving objects. This magical ability might not have been as well received as the more normal (but extraordinary) heightened senses.

Daredevil does not dodge bullets by listening to the sound, he uses his radar sense (which technically travel at the speed of light)