Average Rating: 4.5/10
Reviews Counted: 163
Fresh: 43 | Rotten: 120
The latest Blade flick is getting a little long in the tooth; critics call it bloodless, dull, rusty, and an assortment of other puns.
Average Rating: 4.4/10
Critic Reviews: 33
Fresh: 7 | Rotten: 26
The latest Blade flick is getting a little long in the tooth; critics call it bloodless, dull, rusty, and an assortment of other puns.
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Average Rating: 3.4/5
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Wesley Snipes returns as legendary vampire hunter Blade in this, the third film inspired by the popular Marvel Comics character. A fearless warrior immune to vampires, Blade (Snipes) has become a hated enemy of the bloodsucking community, and as they gather in their desert compound, a group of vampires is plotting to eliminate Blade once and for all by turning the mortal community against him. The vampires have concocted a misinformation campaign that paints a picture of Blade as a ruthless
Dec 8, 2004 Wide
Apr 26, 2005
$52.4M
New Line Cinema
All Critics (165) | Top Critics (33) | Fresh (48) | Rotten (123) | DVD (39)
The only one who seems to be having much fun, though, is Parker Posey, camping it up as one of the vampires.
I hope this is the end, that it's three and out for the Blade franchise.
If ever there was a case for quitting while you're behind, this Blade is it -- ready to be buried in a vat of garlic.
Diverting but dumb and more goth than gothic, Blade: Trinity builds up to a less-than-epochal smackdown.
Watching Blade: Trinity is like being rolled down a marble staircase in an oil drum. The movie is loud, dark, bumpy and not even a little fun.
It all suggests a cinematic identity crisis.
For series fans only. Definitely NOT for kids!
The weakest of the trilogy.
A great film.
To me Blade Trinity deftly dances at the edge of "So bad it's good" territory, staying just on the side of being good.
a move that reeks of market manipulation, a couple of young sidekicks are introduced in a lame attempt to stire the usual formual into something new.
The surface, the film is stylish without losing its focus, and the gadgets, the settings and the characters all jump to life (as it were) in the cool domain of the extreme scenario.
An action-packed mess from its lackluster, two-pronged opening segments to its final showdown.
Not as grand as the first two, but still entertaining
Goyer's film is an entertaining though a hit and miss addition to the franchise.
Are the white movie geeks who make these sci-fi/horror flicks reassuring the white audience by robbing powerful black men of any personality?
The film adds nothing much that's new to the annals of creative killing in movies. Just run of the mill mass carnage dressed up to project sexiness and swagger.
The film adds nothing much that's new to the annals of creative killing in movies. Just run of the mill mass carnage dressed up to project sexiness and swagger.
Chances are that Goyer's cack-handed direction has killed a franchise he helped birth.
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