BLADE
TRINITY
With
Wesley
Snipes,
Jessica
Biel,
Ryan
Reynolds,
Parker
Posey,
Kris
Kristoffersen,
Triple
H
Directed
by
David
S.
Goyer
With
writers
and
directors
fluctuating
across
all
of
the
Blade
movies
(Stephen
Norrington,
Guillermo
del
Toro),
the
basic
essence
of
this
comic
book
character
translation
remains.
Our
martial
arts
inflicting
(half
man
half
vampire)
daywalker
hero
Blade
is
still
hunting
down
bloodsuckers
and
their
familiars
as
they
prey
on
humans.
He
is
framed
and
captured,
high-ranking
officials
also
in
on
the
deal.
This
time
round
however,
the
head
honcho,
Dracula
himself,
is
resurrected.
Whistler
(Blade's
side-kick),
has
a
daughter
who
is
part
of
another
bunch
of
vamp-hunters
(with
over
the
top
technology
and
weapons)
-
they
save
Blade
and
he
teams
up
with
them,
reluctantly
of
course.
The
action
is
fast
and
frenzied
and
the
cliché
badgirl
vampire
(Parker
Posey)
is
simply
annoying,
the
big
sucker
also
pretty
unimpressive
and
our
wise-ass
TV
sitcom-to-big
screen
third
in
the
Trinity
link
(Reynolds)
is
grating
from
the
get-go
with
just
too
many
wisecracks.
Biel
is
hot.
The
first
Blade
was
cool,
the
second
pretty
good,
this
one
is
flashy
and
paced,
but
merely
passable
in
reflection
of
TV
shows
reaching
this
kind
of
action
level.
But
what
were
you
expecting,
movies
get
better
as
they
climb
through
the
sequels?
Then
Friday
The
13th
should
be
a
masterpiece
by
now!
Wrestling
(or
is
that
bulked
up
sweaty
soap
opera)
fans
will
be
glad
9or
not)
to
see
Triple
H
as
an
evil
henchman.
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