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Advantages: Best of the Blade movies
Disadvantages: They made Trinity

Blade 2 is a great movie and quite possibly the best in the trilogy. The movie has some amazing fight scenes, and I prefer the soundtrack in blade 2 to those of the other two Blade movies Blade and Blade Trinity. In this new campaign against the vampire race the rules will change. Blade who is now supported by Scud a bit of a stoner and also a wiz with electronics. Whistler could be out there somewhere, but maybe it’s too late for Blade to save ...
...it portrays just how close Blade is to Whistler, he is the only person Blade will seriously trust and listen to under any circumstance. Anyway the focus of the story in Blade 2 is on a new creature of the night, stronger, faster, better in every way then the vampire and what’s more these new reapers feed off vampires instead of humans. I found this a great twist in the storyline which ultimately forces Blade and the vampires to form an uneasy alliance ... Read review

Advantages: Good story and effects
Disadvantages: A bit trigger happy with the CGI in places

...29 March 2002 Cast: Blade - Wesley Snipes Whistler - Kris Kristofferson Reinhardt - Ron Perlman Nyssa - Leonor Varela Scud - Norman Reedus Damaskinos - Thomas Kretschmann Nomak - Luke Goss Chupa - Matt Schulze Asad - Danny John-Jules Snowman - Donnie Yen Kounen - Karel Roden Verlaine - Marit Velle Kile Priest - Tony Curran Lighthammer - Daz Crawford Rush - Santiago Segura Story: Blade 2 sees Wesley Snipes make his return as ...
...their weaknesses. In this sequel Blade hears of rumours that old friend Whistler who was thought to have been brutally murdered in the last film is being kept alive by the vampires so he goes on a rescue mission but shortly after saving Whistler and returning home Blades hideout is infiltrated by two masked messengers who bring news from the vampire council of a truce with Blade and tell of a new breed of vampire that has recently emerged which they ... Read review

Advantages: Two Great Films in One!
Disadvantages: Blade Trinity is not part of the Set!

...their card covers, and this Blade double boxset is no different. *****Overview of the Films***** Blade Blade (number 1) is described as a blood-chilling action packed thriller, and it is absolutely right! Vampires have been around in popular films for many many years, from the steriotypical Count Dracular, to the modern day, cigarette smoking vampires who gain back their soul and fall in love with a slayer! Blade brings on yet another dimension ...
...suckers or humans. Why? Because Blade was born a vampire, yet a vampire with a difference. He can walk in sunlight and fight in darkness. In this first film of the trilogy, we see Blade come face to face with haunts of his past as he uses hi powers and razor-sharp weapons to prevent his arch nemisis from killing the world of humans and bringng upon the race of vampires. Like many films with multiple parts, this first one is most certainly the best ... Read review

Advantages: Looks amazing
Disadvantages: Slightly puzzling and disjointed

...to say my confusion over Inferno was down to my ill-understanding of the movie but this is not the case, and sadly one I see raised in a number of reviews online. Even though the story is a little disjointed in both its cast use but in its general storytelling, the movie remains incredibly popular with Argento fans because there really is something about it. The late great Lucio Fulci believed that actors were a secondary issue when it came to film ...
...is another unusual factor about Inferno and that is in its music. Despite great collaborations with progressive rock band Goblin, and with the acclaimed composer Ennio Morricone Argento choose to go elsewhere for his music signing, heading instead this time to British rock band composer Keith Emerson of the band Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Emerson delivers a typically inspired piece of Argento music, jazzing up classical legends as well as injecting ... Read review

Advantages: Initially compelling, creepy
Disadvantages: All much of a muchness

Adam wakes up to find himself submerged in a bath full of water. Horrified, and unaware of what is happening, he leaps out, to find himself chained to the wall of what appears to be the public toilet from hell with no way out. Then he realises that in the middle of a room is a dead man with his brains bashed out. And on the other side of the room is another man - Dr Lawrence Gordon - also chained up and also at a loss to know why. Then they find ...
...realises they have been captured by a serial killer who goes by the name of Jigsaw. If they follow the instructions, they may survive. Then again, they might not. Can they find a way to get out? And will the police be of any help? Leigh Whannell, an Australian actor I have not heard of before, plays Adam. He also helped write the screenplay along with director James Wan. I think he does a really good job as Adam; at least, I never once doubted that ... Read review