BoardChiri Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

Merolliv I really wanted to like this movie. I feel terribly cynical trashing it, and that's why I'm giving it a middling 5. Actually, I'm giving it a 5 because there were some superb performances.

Jonah Abbott There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

cinemajesty Movie Review: "Blade: Trinity" (2004)Screenwriter David S. Goyer, known for making first waves in Hollywood's action-niche apart from Schwarzenegger, Stallone and Willis of the late 1980s with an original script for Jean-Claude Van Damme's martial-arts action-movie "Death Warrant" directed by Deran Sarafian also writing the first two installments of a darker side of a building "Marvel Universe" from year 1998 directed by Stephen Norrington and 2002 directed by Guillermo Del Toro, before the writer turns to directing the third installment, and overthrows himself with quality declining filmmaking departments. when the character of "Blade" reprises himself and surprisingly unchanged, slightly spoiled performance by actor Wesley Snipes, at age 42, who nevertheless stays in acrobatic shape for action scene out of the ordinary with samurai sword, razor-sharp boomerang knives and a lot of more gear as 1968 vintage-black Dodge charger and silver-metallic-glossy motorcycle.Supporting character as Abigail Whistler, given face by 22-year-old Jessica Biel are intriguing, but under the restraint direction of Goyers' uneffective; the highly-trained and organized-moving daughter of Gear-and-Medicine-making Whistler, here in also third-time reprising character-acting Kris Kristofferson fighting the ongoing rampage threats of blood-sucking vampires at night as the so-marketed toughest confrontation with an inherit of "Count Dracula" himself, with massively-brute appearances by actor Dominic Purcell as vampire-dominion-seeking Drake, who a year later led the U.S. American tv show "Prison Break", running from 2005 to 2008 with a revival in 2017, to rating heights for Fox television broadcasting and critical acclaim.But the nemesis character "Drake" falls just short in emotional transcendence of coming to terms with the stylized, but not timeless-designed world and a female side-kicking character Danica Talos, portrayed by tendencies of constant overacting actress Parker Posey, when her fighting confrontation with pushy, uprising actor Ryan Reynolds, at age 27, showing enormous abilities in physical action and ease-striking acting beats, here in flourishing character of Hannibal King, who all get their moments in the spotlight in 65-Million-Dollar production "Blade: Trinity", an hard-to-believe event movie releasing without enormous marketing efforts on a prestigious Holiday season mid-december-weekend in 2004.Unfortunate parts of "Blade: Trinity" come to inevitable conclusions, when the whole film in a weak 105-Minute-Editorial by Conrad Smart and no-help polishing works by superior cutter Howard E, Smith under hardly focused David S. Goyer's directions that even executive producing Avi Arad and co-producing soon-to-be Marvel's initial phase-producer from 2008 "Iron Man" to 2018 "Avengers: Infinity War", Kevin Feige, can not make the third installment of an R-rated Marvel Action-Hero a fulfilling movie occasion, because too many characters, too less conflicts of measure, less-to-no-suspense just style and endless martial-arts after 45 minutes tiresome fights against the already considered achievements in Marvel's neglected "Dark Universe" peaking with the first two "Blade" movies from 1998 and completely abandoned after "Iron Man" starring Robert Downey Jr. directed by Jon Favreau becomes the success to continue on.Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC

jacobjohntaylor1 Blade and Blade II are better movies. But still this a great movie. See it. It has great acting. Great story line. It is very scary.

generationofswine These are not the Nightstalkers.For starters, Hannibal King IS a vampire, just one that Dr. Strange found a way to cure from having to drink human blood. He's depressed and brooding, not flippant and Deadpool. AND, he's the farthest thing from an noob.King is a pro. King is not at all what the movie made him out to be and because of that Hollywood rewrite, the movie suffered. It could have been much darker if they kept King like he was, dark, brooding, depressive, and a serious vampire hunter.And then Abigail Whistler, well she's NOT Frank Drake. She's not the man that got all messed in the head when he set Dracula (his great great granddaddy) loose, had a bit of a break down, and became a psychopathic vampire slayer.Blade: Trinity is NOT a movie about the Nightstalkers. We wanted the Nightstalkers. We wanted a trio of insane vampire hunters that are obsessed with cleaning the earth of everything remotely occult.They were supposed to be so obsessed with their duty that, if they finally did manage to kill every last one, they would start going after both King and Blade himself to make sure the job was done in its entirety.They were seriously darkly insane characters.That movie would have rocked.Instead we got Blade and two light-hearted wimps with one-liners. It is nowhere near the movie it could have been. It's not even anywhere near the movie it could have been if they just let Blade go it alone.It sucks, just like the vampires they are trying to kill, especially like the Big Bad who gives off the feel of a Heavy Metal, weight lifting night clubber that just woke from what was supposed to be a very long sleep.No way, uh-uh, absolutely not. It should be a pet peve of everyone when a character is brought from the past and fits right in with a subsection of modern culture. That junk is why we stopped reading Anne Rice.

jad-52128 Blade 3 is awesome. So is Wesley. All the reviews so far come from entranced minds. Roger Ebert is a load. Esperanto my brother. William Shanter in incubus playing on boob- tube in background. If Wesley ain't in blade 4 i do wish it bombs. Hey Blade? those tattoos mean anything? Ha! I hope blade four sticks to dismantling lingo with hints of Esperanto. Wesley you kick Ass in the flicks and in so called real life...I commend your stance against the illegal taxation of people. The entire cast and crew from camera people to writers to special effects to make up to costumes are all expertly done. How about some breaks in continuity in blade four, pleas!!!