Blade: Trinity

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  • Shizelbs
    Shizelbs Posts: 7,433
    edited May 2005
    Toxis, what did you really think?
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  • Toxis
    Toxis Posts: 5,116
    edited May 2005
    it was ok. :p:p:p

    I guess I should let everyone know, I'm passionate about my movies.
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  • MacLeod
    MacLeod Posts: 14,358
    edited May 2005
    I pretty much felt the same way.

    It started out with great promise. You think "oh man the bad guy in this one is going to be one hell of a badass." But you hardly see any of him. Hell he walks around like he's lost in most of this.

    This couldve been a great one. I loved the first 2 but this one just stunk to high heaven.

    And EFF the MTV slacker generation characters that had to be put in here as well. If Blade is going to have companions they need to be badasses like in the second one.
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  • Italia_nyc
    Italia_nyc Posts: 8
    edited May 2005
    I appear to be one of the few who actually enjoyed this movie. As a Blade fan in general, I thought Ryan Reynolds added some much needed humor in my opinion. He did what he was supposed to do, make us laugh. I thought there was enough action to keep you interested. Storyline aside, I found this movie to be demo-material worthy. Though 90% of the movie was quite dark, it did have tremendous detail. And the sound; for those lucky enough to take advantage of the DTS-ES soundtrack; I challenge anyone to name me a movie that not only utilized your surrounds to this extent, but overall displayed the potential of your HT.
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  • begbie
    begbie Posts: 630
    edited May 2005
    Originally posted by Italia_nyc
    ....for those lucky enough to take advantage of the DTS-ES soundtrack; I challenge anyone to name me a movie that not only utilized your surrounds to this extent, but overall displayed the potential of your HT.


    Dts-es, DD-Ex, a simple yet profound story and visuals to put your system to the test.


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  • Toxis
    Toxis Posts: 5,116
    edited May 2005
    I don't see why or how Blade needed humor. It was not intended to be a comedy, it's an action movie about a vampire hybrid who slays vampires. That alone can be hilarious (well, maybe in my sick and twisted mind who laughs hysterically anytime something demented happens). Oh well, needed to complete the trilogy.
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