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Blade the series
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thats actually pretty cool. :D
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Dontebell, couldn't you please write something more into your opening posts? I mean, just a link isn't that appealing... if you don't know what to write, then just copy/paste the article.
Anyways, I doubt that there will be a good series. Sure, I said the same thing about Buffy, but it turned out halfway decent. But Blade lives from blood and action, and I just can't see that a TV-series is able to have that. I mean, how would you like a Blade without the awesome swordfights. Or without Wesley Snipes? That guy is Blade. And he is currently having a fight with Goyer and New Line. But what really seems interesting: Nightstalkers the series. Give me Miss Biel and Mr. King anyday :D. And also, the Nightstalkers still have potential. |
Great a series written by the guy who ruined Blade and now it's going to have a bunch of Jo Blow guys in it no one has heard of who most likely cant act. Trinity was such a bad movie I cant even begin to describe it. They could use it to make the Piolit episode. It was stupid, filled with advertisements *For Apple I might add* and it had crappy *and very urban* dialog. I hope this project never sees the light of day. It'll turn out to be a 2nd rate Buffy.
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Well, I wouldn't call Trinity bad, but it wasn't it. I mean, Blade I was great, Blade II was somehow wrong (Blade movies just aren't supposed to be "red") but Trinity was better again.
It wasn't very deep and philosophical, but I felt greatly entertained. Nothing big, and I didn't go out of the cinema saying "Wow, what a great movie!" but I went out and thought "I could watch this again..." |
I thought Trinity was better than Blade II. I don't think they should have brought Whistler back, especially since they just killed him AGAIN in Trinity. Made it all seem rather pointless. And the CGI Blade fighting in front of the light structure was LAME.
The only thing Trinity really had going for it was Ryan Reynolds, who was hilarious. Blade II didn't even have that. A tv series? Why not. Doubtful that I'll watch it. I lvoe comic books but I rarely dedicate myself to watching a live action comic book tv series. I couldn't sit through Mutant X, Smallville or Birds of Prey. I most likely will only watch this series when nothing better is on. |
I liked Blade 2 way better then 3. Atleast Blade 2 was a good movie. 3 was like watching MTV. And why isnt Blade suppoed to be red? He drinks blood doesnt he? I'll admit the light scene was lame but compared to #3 it was gold. The villian in 2 was really cool. The villians in 3 were stupid poorly devloped and the actors playing them were hardly even actors. Dracula was by far the lamest 1000 year old vampire god I have ever seen! Gah that movie had me all excited too. I liked 2 better then 1 and I had hoped 3 would top it. I guess Guillermo del Toro is just better at directing. David Goyer is almost worse then Paul Anderson but he didnt ruin single handedly ruin two franchises in on movie. I know the Alien franchise hasnt been good since Aliens but Predator was un-tainted until he came along. That bastard <_<
I guess Im rather biased here. Comic book movies are mainly made for fanboys. Blade 3 was obviously directed at fanboys. What I like about movies like Spider-man is their not really comic book movies their more like a sci-fi film. They dont go to far with it and they dont turn it into a 90 minute action film with explosions, fighting to techno music every 4 minutes, and what can be considered to be cheesier dialog then a mid-afternoon soap opera. If I want that I'll play a video game thank you very much |
Blade: Trinity was ultimate badass. When Voltron and I went to see it, we spent the whole time driving home discussing how badass it was. Blade II just didn't seem right. He's not supposed to alliance with the vampires. He's supposed to be on his own taking some suckers down.
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I think if I want to disscuss movies online from now on Ill have to go to Rotten Tomatos. People understand me there :lol: |
I guess it's because I'm pretty linear when it comes to liking or hating movies. I'll watch it, and rate it by its overall entertainment. I don't like to pick apart movies, really.
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Funny how you, of all people, mentions watching Blade 3 being like watching a music video... Also, who are you to say the Alien fanchise was bad after Aliens? Sure, Fincher took liberties with Alien3, but Alien 3 was good, amazingly dark. The fact that you're compairing Goyer to Anderson just makes you sound like a fool. Not to sound mean, but dude, those guys are in two entirely different boats. At least Goyer keeps characters how they should be, and gives people what they want to see while still pushing to get outside the box. Whereas Anderson kills off video game characters and "Does his own thing." Anderson is a trainwreck, Goyer is a kid in school who tries too hard, but more often than not, makes good with his ****. I don't think you should question his ability to write/direct movies, because he's also written the first two Blade movies, so you can't say he ruined the franchise, he ****ing invented the Blade franchise. He's done/doing more for the comic movies than anyone else has. Just look at how Batman Begins and Ghost Rider is turning out. But considering your taste in movies/games, I can see where you could be coming from... |
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Brodie - I wasnt comparing them I was just saying their both bad directors. And I know David wrote all 3 Blade movies but he only directed Trinity. Which was his first movie he ever directed. That's what I ment. And you can ask anyone you want their most likely going to tell you Aliens 3 was a bad movie. I dont see how it even comes close to the others. It wasnt even the movie the director wanted to make. And if you watch the making of it the creators openly admit that they knew it sucked but they released it anyways to cash in on the popular Aliens craze
Anarky - Dracula looked cool in his true vampire form. Other then that he looked like some regular dude. His clothes did not match him at all either. I can understand how he needed to wear what ever they had but what was with the gold chains? Dracula doesnt need bling bling. The whole movie was urban it. It should have been called Blade In Da Hood I think the SUV rescue scene proved that just fine. Off topic there...anyways Dracula was himself for a total of about 2 minutes before he dies. He looks lame as a human. I want a bad guy who looks bad ass and stays that way the whole movie or atleast still looks evil when he's not in his costume or transformed. As for reading comics....to be honest I dont anymore. I used to all the time now I dont. I read the TMNT series and I read the Darkstalkers series. Other then that I dont read comics. I never have time really So finially all I can really say is I expect more out of a movie. The dialog in BLade 3 was childish and a step lower then the previous movies. I dont go to see a movie to watch two morons make dick jokes for 5 minutes and I also dont go to movies to have the I-pod shoved in my face. I think the movies bad no one is going to change my opinion and the only people I know who liked it are on this forum. To be honest I dont know anywhere else where people dont think this movie was a joke. But that is the very thing I like about this place not everyone thinks the same....people like Nintendo here |
There was already a Blade series.... it was called Spiderman: The Animated series and aired in the mid 1990s. :P
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The only thing about Blade 3 was the Whole "Dracula" Exploring the new world scene, THAT felt like a Music Video.
The rest suprised me, Especially Trips and Reynolds and now i think Reynolds can take the Mantle of Flash in the Future but The whole Nightstalkers series seems like.....Eh. |
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Most people have a predisposed hatred of Alien 3 due to it's bad rap. It wasn't as good as Aliens, but it certainly isn't the awful movie people make it out to be. I consider it a good end to Ripley's tale and a nice finale to the trilogy. ...and then they made Resurrection. :ohwell: |
Spengler, you're a genuis.
And to Spitfire, Blade 3 wasn't Goyer's first film to direct. |
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